No photo yetKalemegdan Park & Belgrade Fortress
Belgrade's 60-hectare fortress and park complex at the confluence of the Sava and Danube, with ramparts, museums and the city's most famous sunset viewpoint.

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Pet-friendly stays · Stari Grad
A design hotel on pedestrian Knez Mihailova with a rooftop terrace, Italian-style restaurant and 125 playful rooms.
A dog-friendly design stay right on Belgrade's main pedestrian street.
Pets are accepted in the hotel and its restaurant — stated on the official site (mamashelter.com/belgrade). Hours were not published in the material reviewed.
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No photo yetBelgrade's 60-hectare fortress and park complex at the confluence of the Sava and Danube, with ramparts, museums and the city's most famous sunset viewpoint.
A river island turned peninsula on the Sava, with Lake Sava, beaches, forest and sports grounds, nicknamed 'Belgrade's Sea'.
No photo yetA riverside specialty-coffee spot on the Danube quay in Dorcol, with terrace seating and a laptop-friendly, pet-friendly setup.