Top 5 travel attractions in Belgrade By Dragan Boskovic and Milena Barzetovic

KALEMEGDAN The fort is now one of the most important historical monuments of Belgrade. The complex is the Belgrade Fortress, divided into Upper and Lower Town, and the Kalemegdan park. Kalemegdan is located at the junction of two rivers Sava and Danube. This beautiful park is the most visited part by the tourists who come to Belgrade

CHURCH OF SAINT SAVA Church of Saint Sava is one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world. Saint Sava (Rastko Nemanjic) was guiding spiritual liders of Serbian people. Before that, he was the Prince of Kingdom of Serbia. His father, Stefan Nemanjic was the King of Kingdom of Serbia (13th century). His son Rastko left the worldly life and became a monk (spiritual name Saint Sava). After that, very soon, his father also left the worldy life and also became a monk. His spiritual name was Saint Simeon. Serbian people built this impressive and beautiful temple and named it - HRAM SVETOG SAVE.

MUSEUM It is the oldest museum in Serbia –it was built in The museum saved more than 400,000 archaeological, historical and art objects. The National Museum has Miroslav's Gospel from the 12th century, the most valuable monument of Serbian culture, which is under protection of the UNESCO Memory of the “World program'‘

ADA CIGANLIJA Ada is also called the Belgrade sea In the summer time, over 300,000 visitors spend their days here Ada has a lot of restaurants, cafes and bars that are the places with the best parties in the city. A beautiful attraction and trademark is Sava Lake's water fountain. Many tourists and people from Belgrade worship this Belgrade sea

SKADARLIJA Is the old bohemian quarter of Belgrade dating from the nineteenth and early twentieth century. In this street there are many restaurants and cafes Many tourists’ nights in Skadarlija become the best memories from Belgrade