Wooden bridge, two towers and Kalemegdan walls, HDR image.
BELGRADE, SERBIA – JULY 13, 2017. Balkanska street, top places in Belgrade and tourists attraction , a “bridge ” between old and new.
SERBIA, BELGRADE – SEPTEMBER 19: A view from the Shopping Center Rajiceva on the street Knez Mihailo and people who enjoy the old part of the city on September 19, 2017 in Belgrade, HDR Image.
Belgrade, Serbia. March 22 2025. view of the pedestrian Kneza Mihaila avenue in the historic city center
Belgrade, Serbia – August 12, 2019: Typical street and building at Old Town (Stari Grad) in city of Belgrade, Serbia
SERBIA, BELGRADE – JULY 26: The square of Nikola Pasic on July 26, 2017 in Belgrade.
BELGRADE, SERBIA – MARCH 29, 2025: Wide perspective along Skadarska Ulica, the heart of Belgrade’s Skadarlija district. Low cafés and art-nouveau facades line the gently rising cobblestone lane, while bare spring trees cast lace-like shadows. Residents and visitors walk toward traditional taverns known as kafane, evoking the street’s century-old reputation as the city’s bohemian core. Scene conveys daily life, hospitality culture and architectural charm in Serbia’s capital.
his pic shows the main Knez Mihailova Street, a main shopping mile of Belgrade. People walking on the street and shopping stores can be seen in the pic. The pic is taken in day time in october 2019 in belgrade.
Belgrade, Serbia – June 16, 2018. Flowers in pots on historic place Skadarlija with trees, cafes, cobbled lanes and alleys in downtown. Bohemian street with bars and restaurants.
BELGRADE, SERBIA – AUGUST 18. 2024: Street of Belgrade city
Belgrade fortress and Kalemegdan park, Belgrade Serbia
Belgrade, Serbia – July 16, 2019 : Skadarlija bohemian quarter, cafe and restaurant street at summer
Belgrade, Serbia. March 22 2025. view of the pedestrian Kneza Mihaila avenue in the historic city center
Belgrade, Serbia – August 12, 2019: Typical street and building at Old Town (Stari Grad) in city of Belgrade, Serbia
BELGRADE, SERBIA – MAY 3, 2025: Picture of the SANU Serbian academy building on Kneza Mihailova street taken during a crowded afternoon in Belgrade, Serbia. Knez Mihailova Street or Prince Michael Street, is the main pedestrian and shopping zone in Belgrade. Named after Mihailo Obrenovic III, Prince of Serbia, it features a number of buildings and mansions built during the second part of the 19th century. The Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts is a national academy and the most prominent academic institution in Serbia, founded in 1841 as Society of Serbian Letters Frontal scene of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU) on pedestrianised Kneza Mihailova. Secessionist stonework, curved balconies and stained-glass arches dominate the façade while shoppers, tourists and a cluster of helium balloons enliven the cultural heart of Belgrade’s main promenade.
Belgrade, Serbia – September 23, 2015: Knez Mihailova Street. Street is the main shopping mile of Belgrade. Filtered photo with warm summer lighting.
Belgrade, Serbia – May 3, 2025: The photo captures Kneza Mihailova Street, Belgrade’s well known pedestrian zone linking Republic Square with Kalemegdan. People walk past shops, souvenir stores and cafes set in 19th and early 20th century facades. The polished paving, signage and lively foot traffic reflect a central artery of commerce and culture. This view is ideal for illustrating urban tourism, retail activity, historic architecture, and the social rhythm of Serbia’s capital city as locals and visitors share the promenade on a bright afternoon.
Zindan Gate located in Kalemegdan fortress in Belgrade, Serbia
Picture of the church of Nikolajevska crkva , a Serbia orthodox church, seen from the Veliki trg square, in the suburbs of Belgrade. Zemun is a municipality of the city of Belgrade, Serbia
