Activities

Dorćol
Dorćol

In literal translation from Turkish, the word “dorćol” signifies a crossroad of four roads (dort – four, yold – road), and this part of Belgrade really represents the meeting point of numerous styles and cultures. Feel the joys of bohemian life in the famous Skadarlija and the rhythm of urban Belgrade at Dorćol Platz. There is always the revolutionary Bitef for lovers of alternative theatre, and those who love history will fall in love with charming Dorćol streets, whose every part is filled with monuments and traces of the past. If you agree that you can’t truly get to know a region until you visit its markets, then we suggest visiting the Bajloni, where a multitude of colours, tastes and aromas await.

Danube quay
Danube quay

For those who enjoy walks or like to have a good snack, good drinks and sounds of pleasant music on the river bank, the Danube Quay is undoubtedly always a good choice. In addition to sports fields, walking and biking trails, there are Belgrade restaurants near its shore, while on the river there are cafes on the water - "splavovi".You can get to know this part of Belgrade though our bike tour, that starts from our hotel, leads you down the bike path beside Danube, through the part of the city that is filled with cultural sites, numerous cafes and reastaurants, all the way to Ada – the famous “Belgrade sea”.

Underground Belgrade
Underground Belgrade

Did you know that another completely different city is hiding under the Serbian capital? In underground Belgrade, the people who lived created and fought in this region left their mark. Explore the numerous tunnels, caves, bunkers, and lagoons. Among the attractions of the "city below the city" are the Roman Hall, which houses parts of a Roman fort from the 2nd century, a large gunpowder warehouse left behind by the Austrians, as well as a bunker which was the site of secret political negotiations in the middle of the last century.

Ada Ciganlija
Ada Ciganlija

Take a break from the bustle of the city on the "Belgrade Sea". With every drink or meal, you get a view of the stunning Sava Lake. In addition to a large number of restaurants and cafes, Ada also houses a number of sports fields and a cycle path. Adrenaline lovers can try their hand at jumping from a bungee or climbing an artificial rock. The peninsula is a habitat for numerous plant and animal species, therefore the area of Ada Ciganlija is protected by law.

Sava quay
Sava quay

On both sides of the Sava River, you will find a variety of content, among which there is definitely something that will suit your taste. Numerous cafes and restaurants located on the Sava River are great if you want to go out for lunch, catch some sun and take a break with your family and friends during the day. Along the river, there are picnic meadows, walking and biking trails and outdoor gyms. In clubs on the water - “splavovi”, fun lovers will find out why Belgrade is one of the cities with the best nightlife. Belgrade Waterfront is being built nearthe Sava, which will be one of the most modern parts of the city with a large pedestrian zone, shopping centers, restaurants and clubs, as well as residential and commercial premises, cultural, health and educational institutions.

Košutnjak
Košutnjak

"Belgrade Forest" is a unique part of Belgrade, filled with coniferous and deciduous trees, intersected by numerous paths. Do not be surprised to see athletes exercising, picnicking or celebrating birthdays in the countryside by walking through Kosutnjak - because this forest offers the opportunity for many different activities. There are two special units within Kosutnjak: Pioneer City Sports and Recreation Center and the Film City, which contains a complex of ateliers as well as facilities for filming. Belgrade Forest is known for its vantage point which offers a breathtaking view of the Serbian capital.

Zemun
Zemun

The charming Zemun will conquer you after the first step made down its streets, colored by the influence of different cultures that were represented in the area. Take a stroll through the Zemun Quay and enjoy the view of the Danube, which is known as a habitat for many swans. From the top of the Gardos tower, builtin 1896, to the plans of the Hungarian architects, you can witness a fascinating view of the white city. Zemun is also rich in numerous cafes, restaurants, and bars, both located in the center and those by the river, whose menus offer local and international specialties.