Belgrade is the capital and the largest city in Serbia, and one of the oldest cities in Europe, situated at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers in central Serbia, where the Panonian Plane meets the Balkans. Besides Athens, it's also the largest urban entity in the Balkans. The turbulent history of this fascinating city has 7 000 years old tradition.
Highlights: Kalemegdan Fortress (Roman Well, Belgrade Clock Tower, The confluence Sava into Danube, Communist bunker, The Victor, Despots Tower, Zindan Gate), Knez Mihajlo Street, Congregational Church, Patriarch Palace, The Residence of Princess Ljubica, Republic Square, National Theater, National Museum, Nikola Pasic square, City Assembly of Belgrade, City library, Church of Saint Sava.