National Assembly of Serbia – Church of Saint Sava loop from Belgrade

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National Assembly of Serbia – Church of Saint Sava loop from Belgrade

Moderate

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National Assembly of Serbia – Church of Saint Sava loop from Belgrade

02:03

7.73km

80m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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82 m

Church of Saint Alexander Nevsky

Highlight • Religious Site

Very worth seeing church with great wall paintings

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Skadarlija — the Bohemian Quarter

Highlight • Settlement

This stretch of Skadarska street is closed for traffic and preserved in mid 1800 stile. It is interesting to see it during the day and enjoy cobblestone street with many …

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National Assembly of Serbia

Highlight • Monument

The House of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, often referred to as Skupština, is one of the most monumental buildings in the city, built in the immediate …

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1.86 km

St. Mark's Church, Belgrade

Highlight • Religious Site

Until the construction of the Cathedral of St. Sava was considered the church of St. Markus is the largest Orthodox church in the former Yugoslavia.

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Church of Saint Sava

Highlight • Religious Site

Saint Sava is the national saint of Serbia and founded the Serbian Orthodox Church in the Middle Ages.
One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world is a must-see …

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4.51 km

Slavija Square Fountain

Highlight • Monument

The water fountain is located in a huge roundabout and is very beautiful to look at. Unfortunately, you can't get there without being hit by heavy traffic

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Pioneers' Park (Pionirski Park)

Highlight • Natural

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Moskva Hotel, Belgrade

Highlight • Monument

Former Rosija Palace and headquarters of the insurance company of the same name, built in 1905-08, badly damaged in the bombing of Belgrade in 1941, most recently reconstructed in 2013.

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