Belgrade
Zemun & Gardoš Tower
Riverside promenade, fish restaurants and red rooftops.
Quick answer
Zemun was a separate town until 1934, and it still feels different from the rest of Belgrade. Its riverside promenade, red rooftops and 1896 Gardoš Tower make for an easy half day.
Quick facts
- Type
- Historic district
- Where
- Belgrade
- Time needed
- Half a day
- Entry
- Free
- Last checked
- 1 Nov 2026
What to see
- The view over red roofs from Gardoš Tower
- The Danube quay and its fish restaurants
- Old cobbled streets around the main square
Map
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Getting there
From central Belgrade it takes about 20–30 minutes by city bus or taxi.
Good to know
Walk up to Gardoš first, then go down to the quay for dinner by the river.
Stay nearby
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See hotelsSources
- Wikipedia: Gardoš Tower (facts, CC BY-SA)
- Serbia SuperFan: Belgrade guide
Checked online 1 Nov 2026. Prices, hours and access change; confirm before you travel.
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