Best Parks in Belgrade (2026)
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Ada Ciganlija
Parks, Čukarica
Known as 'Belgrade's Sea,' Ada Ciganlija is a former river island on the Sava transformed into a 4-kilometre peninsula lake.
Ada Huja
Parks, Palilula
A former island, now a peninsula on the right bank of the Danube between Karaburma and Višnjica, with roughly a kilometre of arranged quay.
Ada Međica
Parks, New Belgrade
A wooded island in the Sava about three kilometres from the centre, roughly 1.1 kilometres long and 11.5 hectares in area.
Avala
Parks, Voždovac
A forested 511 metre hill about 16 km south of the center, a protected natural area and classic day-trip picnic spot.
Banjička Šuma
Parks, Voždovac
Banjička šuma, also called Bajfordova šuma, is a roughly 40-hectare forest park stretching about 2.3 km along Bulevar oslobođenja in Voždovac.
Beo Zoo Vrt
Parks, Stari Grad
Founded in July 1936 and set inside the walls of the Belgrade Fortress, the city zoo keeps more than 1,000 animals from around 200 species.
Botanical Garden Jevremovac
Parks, Palilula
Founded in 1874, this is the botanical garden of the University of Belgrade, containing over 1,300 plant species across an open-air park, a Japanes…
Great War Island (Veliko ratno ostrvo)
Parks, Zemun
Great War Island (Veliko ratno ostrvo) is an uninhabited river island of about 2.1 km² at the confluence of the Sava and Danube, protected since 20…
Hyde Park (Hajd park)
Parks, Savski Venac
An 8-hectare wooded park on the northern slopes of Topčider hill in Savski Venac, laid out in the 1930s.
Kalemegdan Park & Belgrade Fortress
Parks, Stari Grad
Belgrade's defining landmark and most beloved park, perched on a 125-metre cliff at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers.
Karađorđev Park
Parks, Vračar
Karađorđev park on Vračar stands on the 1806 encampment and burial ground of the insurgent army led by Karađorđe during the First Serbian Uprising.
Košutnjak Park-Forest
Parks, Čukarica
Košutnjak is a 330-hectare park-forest in Čukarica that was a royal hunting ground until it opened to the public in 1903.
Miljakovačka Šuma
Parks, Rakovica
Miljakovačka šuma is an approximately 85-hectare forest park above the Miljakovac neighbourhood in Rakovica, protected as a natural monument since…
Park Manjež
Parks, Savski Venac
Park Manjež is one of Belgrade's oldest city parks, occupying about 2.6 hectares in Savski Venac near the National Assembly and the Yugoslav Drama…
Park Šumice
Parks, Voždovac
A neighbourhood park-forest in Voždovac, a surviving remnant of a much larger pre-WWI wood.
Park Ušće (Friendship Park)
Parks, New Belgrade
Park Ušće on the New Belgrade bank is the largest official park in the city, occupying about half a square kilometre at the confluence of the Sava…
Pionirski Park (Pioneer Park)
Parks, Stari Grad
A central three-hectare park between the Old and New Palace, laid out as the former royal garden and renamed after World War II.
Stepin lug
Parks, Voždovac
The largest forest on the territory of Belgrade, about 8.5 square kilometres on the south-eastern edge of the city and roughly 13 kilometres from t…
Studentski Park (Academic Park)
Parks, Stari Grad
The Academic Park, universally known as Studentski park, is a small (about 1.5 hectare) green square in Stari Grad between Republic Square and the…
Topčiderski Park
Parks, Savski Venac
Topčiderski park in Savski Venac is the oldest landscaped park in Serbia, created in the 1830s during the reign of Prince Miloš Obrenović.
Zemun City Park (Gradski park Zemun)
Parks, Zemun
Zemun's leafy central park, laid out in 1880 on the site of an old Habsburg quarantine station.
Zemunski Kej (Kej oslobođenja)
Parks, Zemun
Zemunski kej (officially Kej oslobođenja) is a 2.5 km Danube-side promenade running below the Gardoš hill through Zemun toward New Belgrade.
Zvezdarska Šuma
Parks, Zvezdara
Zvezdarska šuma is a roughly 137-hectare forest park on the Veliki Vračar hill in Zvezdara, of which about 21 hectares are landscaped as a classic…
Park Banovo brdo
Parks, Čukarica
The largest park in Čukarica, about 11 hectares of deciduous and evergreen trees bounded by Požeška, Pere Todorovića and Steve Todorovića streets,…
Park japansko-srpskog prijateljstva
Parks, Rakovica
A park of about 3.1 hectares on Miljakovac in Rakovica, on the edge of the Miljakovac forest, arranged with money donated by the government of Japa…
Park-šuma Bencion Buli
Parks, Savski Venac
A narrow strip of park-forest on Dedinje, about 700 metres long and up to 100 metres wide, between Bulevar kneza Aleksandra Karađorđevića, Šekspiro…
Plaža Lido
Parks, Zemun
The sand beach on the Zemun side of Great War Island, reached each summer over a 345 metre pontoon bridge that the Serbian Army lays across the Dan…
Sava Promenada
Parks, Savski Venac
The riverside walkway on the right bank of the Sava at Belgrade Waterfront, running about 1.8 kilometres from Brankov Bridge past the Old Sava Brid…
Savski kej (Novi Beograd)
Parks, New Belgrade
A three kilometre tree-lined promenade on the left bank of the Sava, running from Block 70a through Blocks 70 and 44 to Block 45.
Spomen-park Jajinci
Parks, Voždovac
A large memorial park on the southern edge of Voždovac, laid out on a former army shooting range that the German occupation turned into the main ex…
Tašmajdan Park
Parks, Palilula
A central park whose name comes from 'taš majdan' (stone quarry), as it sits above a former Roman-era quarry with underground tunnels.
Topčider Park
Parks, Savski Venac
The oldest park in Belgrade, located 5 km south of the city centre next to the upscale Dedinje neighbourhood.
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