20의 사바가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The statue of King Tomislav is near the train station.

Extensive fortress complex. There is much to see and discover. Access to the popular pedestrian zone with cafes and restaurants.

Its good for sunset or sunrise photoshoot and it's a bike lane and pedestrian only

Statue of some guy on a horse.

Nice shadowy road, but can be crowded during hoildays.

The Sava Bridge, also known as the New Sava Road Bridge or the Sava Pedestrian Bridge, is one of the bridges on the Sava River in Zagreb. It was built in 1938 according to a design by Milivoj Frković, on the site of the older Red Bridge, as a steel solid-walled continuous beam structure. Above two steel girders (spaced 5.8 m apart), a reinforced concrete pavement slab was built, which together with its consoles gives the total width of the bridge 9 m. The bridge's level is a convex curve with a final longitudinal slope of 1.65%, and this curvature is followed by the intrados line, which is why the bridge has a harmonious shape. The bridge structure is extremely slender (1:21), taking into account the height of the girders of 250 cm. St44 quality steel was used to build the bridge, which is problematic for welding thick 95 mm thick lamellas, but despite this, by performing welding with preheating, exceptional weld quality was achieved, which is appropriate for the steel used.

Part of the fortifications that rise above Belgrade and from which you can see the mouth of the Sava. A tourist magnet!

The Serbian National Museum, or Narodi Museum, is a highlight for every archaeologist. Important finds from the Lepenski Vir, Starcevo, and Vinča cultures can be found there. Neolithic = New Stone Age, dating back to the 6th millennium BC.