Belgrade

Belgrade''s historic Old Town stretching from Kalemegdan Fortress to Republic Square, packed with museums, galleries, cafes, and the vibrant Skadarlija bohemian quarter. The cultural heart of Serbia with a lively pedestrian zone along Knez Mihailova Street.

A central, densely populated neighbourhood considered one of Belgrade''s most desirable residential areas. Home to the massive Temple of Saint Sava, excellent cafes, and a walkable grid of tree-lined streets popular with young professionals and families.

Belgrade''s most prestigious residential neighbourhood, an affluent hillside area of embassies, diplomatic residences, and elegant villas surrounded by mature parkland. Home to the Royal Palace and known for its quiet, leafy streets and high security.

New Belgrade, built after WWII on the left bank of the Sava, has transformed from a socialist planned city of concrete blocks into a modern business and residential hub with shopping malls, waterfront developments, and the Arena entertainment complex.

A historic town on the Danube absorbed into Belgrade, retaining its distinct Austro-Hungarian character with cobblestone streets, Gardos Tower, and a charming waterfront promenade. Feels like a separate small town with its own identity and excellent fish restaurants.

A trendy riverside neighbourhood between Stari Grad and the Danube, known for its mix of Ottoman heritage, art galleries, independent cafes, and a growing number of coworking spaces. Increasingly popular with digital nomads and creative professionals.