Kalemegdan Park Walk (Self Guided), Belgrade
You could easily spend a day or more exploring the sights of Kalemegadan Park, the largest and probably the most beautiful park in the city. It is a cherished spot, favored by many Belgradians who come here all through the year for its green expanses, tree-lined paths, monuments and cultural attractions.
The park is situated on a cliff and encompasses Belgrade Fortress, which used to be Belgrade’s principal defensive structure. The views of the fort from the park are simply stunning. As you stroll through the beautiful grounds, pause to check out the numerous monuments to important people, including the poets Milan Rakic, Jovan Ducic and Djura Jaksic and the composer Stevan Mokranjac. Stand before the towering monument known as The Victor which commemorates the country's victory in the First World War. This is one of the most famous landmarks in the city.
During your walk you will probably see locals playing very competitive games of chess. If you’re in luck you may get to see a concert or theatrical performance while you are here, because numerous cultural activities are staged in the park. Other attractions include a military museum, a zoo and playgrounds. During the winter, children will often ski and ride sledges down the slopes near the zoo.
The park is situated on a cliff and encompasses Belgrade Fortress, which used to be Belgrade’s principal defensive structure. The views of the fort from the park are simply stunning. As you stroll through the beautiful grounds, pause to check out the numerous monuments to important people, including the poets Milan Rakic, Jovan Ducic and Djura Jaksic and the composer Stevan Mokranjac. Stand before the towering monument known as The Victor which commemorates the country's victory in the First World War. This is one of the most famous landmarks in the city.
During your walk you will probably see locals playing very competitive games of chess. If you’re in luck you may get to see a concert or theatrical performance while you are here, because numerous cultural activities are staged in the park. Other attractions include a military museum, a zoo and playgrounds. During the winter, children will often ski and ride sledges down the slopes near the zoo.
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Kalemegdan Park Walk Map
Guide Name: Kalemegdan Park Walk
Guide Location: Serbia » Belgrade
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Discovery)
Travel Distance: 2.4 Km or 1.5 Miles
Author: nataly
Guide Location: Serbia » Belgrade
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Discovery)
Travel Distance: 2.4 Km or 1.5 Miles
Author: nataly
1) Belgrade Fortress
2) Despot Stefan Tower
3) Ružica Church
4) Saint Petka Church
5) Belgrade Fortress, Gate of Charles VI
6) Belgrade Fortress, Remaining of Despots town
7) Tomb of Silandar Damat Ali pasha
8) Kalemegdan Park, Bridge
9) Kalemegdan Park
10) Military Museum
11) Military Museum
12) Kalemegdan Fortress
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