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A river island turned peninsula on the Sava, with Lake Sava, beaches, forest and sports grounds, nicknamed 'Belgrade's Sea'.

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Parks · Savski Venac
Belgrade's oldest park, laid out in 1831 around the Residence of Prince Milos, with mature plane trees and a protected 180-year-old sycamore.
A calm, historic green escape with shaded paths, a short tram ride from the centre.
Leashed dogs are permitted in the park's green areas — listed by the Tourist Organisation of Belgrade (tob.rs).
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