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The Best Walks in Belgrade
Two rivers, a fortress and leafy hills: Belgrade is a city made for walking. These routes take in the old centre, the riverbanks and the green spaces.
Our 6 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026
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Three of our favourites from this list, vetted by people who know and love Belgrade.
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The classic Belgrade stroll
Knez Mihailova to Kalemegdan
From Republic Square down the pedestrian Knez Mihailova to the gates of Kalemegdan and the Victor monument above the rivers.
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A Danube town within the city
Old Zemun and Gardoš Tower
Along the Zemun Quay, into the old town’s lanes and up to the Millennium Tower on Gardoš hill.
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The new riverside
The Sava Promenade and Belgrade Waterfront
The landscaped Sava Promenade, past Belgrade Tower and the new waterfront district, with cafés along the river.
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Old Belgrade 2
Streets, squares and the fortress.
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The classic Belgrade stroll
Knez Mihailova to Kalemegdan
From Republic Square down the pedestrian Knez Mihailova to the gates of Kalemegdan and the Victor monument above the rivers.
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Bohemian lanes to the river
Skadarlija to the Danube Quay
The cobbled bohemian quarter of Skadarlija, then down through Dorćol’s streets to the Danube Quay.
Along the rivers 2
The Sava and the Danube.
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A Danube town within the city
Old Zemun and Gardoš Tower
Along the Zemun Quay, into the old town’s lanes and up to the Millennium Tower on Gardoš hill.
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The new riverside
The Sava Promenade and Belgrade Waterfront
The landscaped Sava Promenade, past Belgrade Tower and the new waterfront district, with cafés along the river.
Green Belgrade 2
Lakes, parks and forest.
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About 8 km around the lake
Ada Ciganlija lake loop
The flat path all the way round Ada Ciganlija’s lake, Belgrade’s favourite summer playground.
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Belgrade’s green lungs
Topčider Park and Košutnjak Forest
From the 19th-century Topčider Park, with its old plane tree and Prince Miloš’s residence, into the woods of Košutnjak.
Distances and times are approximate. Paths in Kalemegdan and Zemun are steep in places.
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