St. Mark's Church, Belgrade – National Assembly of Serbia loop from Вуков споменик

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St. Mark's Church, Belgrade – National Assembly of Serbia loop from Вуков споменик

Moderate

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St. Mark's Church, Belgrade – National Assembly of Serbia loop from Вуков споменик

02:46

10.6km

80m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

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1.03 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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2.10 km

Republic Square (Trg Republike)

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The Serbian National Museum with more than 400,000 archaeological finds is located on Republic Square

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2.56 km

Skadarlija — the Bohemian Quarter

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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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3.16 km

Church of Saint Alexander Nevsky

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Very worth seeing church with great wall paintings

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6.82 km

Old Port Cranes at Sava Promenade

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The old warehouses on the Sava are now home to several popular bars

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9.35 km

National Assembly of Serbia

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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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9.53 km

Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia

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Building of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia established in 1964. The Court of Justice decides on the constitutionality of laws and decrees. It consists of 15 constitutional judges.

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