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Zemunski Kej (Kej oslobođenja) promenade along the Danube in Zemun, Belgrade
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Zemunski Kej (Kej oslobođenja)

Kej oslobođenja, 11080 Zemun, Beograd

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Zemunski kej (officially Kej oslobođenja) is a 2.5 km Danube-side promenade running below the Gardoš hill through Zemun toward New Belgrade. Lined with cafes, restaurants and moored river boats, and frequented by resident swans, it is a favourite route for walking, cycling and rollerblading. The riverbank offers open views across the water and toward Great War Island.

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