Welcome to Belgrade
Located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, Belgrade is one of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited cities and the vibrant capital of Serbia. The city blends rich history, dynamic culture, renowned hospitality, and modern urban development, offering visitors a unique and lively atmosphere.
Belgrade is known for its:
- dynamic café and restaurant culture
- historic fortresses and architecture
- riverside lifestyle
- vibrant nightlife
- and welcoming atmosphere
The Congress venue area in New Belgrade offers modern infrastructure and convenient accessibility, while the historic city centre reflects the city's unique blend of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian and Balkan influences.
Main Attractions
Kalemegdan Fortress
Situated above the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, Kalemegdan Fortress is one of Belgrade’s most iconic landmarks and offers panoramic views across the city and rivers. The surrounding Kalemegdan Park is one of the city’s most popular green spaces.
Knez Mihailova Street 
Belgrade’s main pedestrian street connects the city centre with Kalemegdan Fortress and is lined with cafés, shops, historic buildings and cultural institutions. It is one of the city’s main meeting points and social hubs.
Skadarlija 
Belgrade’s main pedestrian street connects the city centre with Kalemegdan Fortress and is lined with cafés, shops, historic buildings and cultural institutions. It is one of the city’s main meeting points and social hubs.
Church of Saint Sava 
One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, the Church of Saint Sava is among Belgrade’s most recognizable landmarks and dominates the city skyline from the Vračar district.
Ada Ciganlija 
Known locally as “Belgrade’s Sea,” Ada Ciganlija is a popular recreational island and lakeside area offering beaches, sports facilities, cafés, cycling paths and outdoor activities. During summer, it becomes one of the city’s main leisure destinations.
City Tour
Miross Tours offers an entire walking tour.
- From the hotel to Kalemegdan Fortress and pedestrian street.
- Rate: 30,00€ (-> minimum 30 participants)
- Contact directly: Miross Tours, Tel. +381 11 30 33 225, Mail: [email protected]
Gastronomy & Nightlife
Belgrade is renowned for its lively restaurant scene, riverside bars and traditional Serbian cuisine.
Visitors can enjoy:
- traditional Serbian taverns (“kafanas”)
- modern international restaurants
- floating river clubs (“splavovi”)
- and vibrant nightlife districts throughout the city
Weather
June in Belgrade offers warm, early-summer conditions, with daytime temperatures around 26–28 °C and cooler evenings near 16–17 °C. Expect plenty of sunshine with occasional short rain showers, making it a pleasant time for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Safety & Security
Belgrade is generally considered safe for visitors. Participants are nevertheless encouraged to:
- keep personal belongings secure
- use official transportation
- and follow instructions from event staff and local authorities