List of buildings in Belgrade

This is a list of notable buildings in Belgrade, Serbia.

Academic buildings

• Belgrade Faculty of Architecture
• Belgrade Faculty of Law
• Belgrade Faculty of Medicine
• Belgrade Faculty of Organizational Sciences
• Belgrade Faculty of Philology
• Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy
• Belgrade Faculty of Political Sciences
• Belgrade Faculty of Security Studies
• Belgrade School of Electrical Engineering
• Belgrade University Library
• Third Belgrade Gymnasium
• Zemun Gymnasium

Civil buildings

• NATO bombing
  of 1999, and opened in 2010.
• Belgrade Fair - Hall 1
  – the world's largest dome between 1957 and 1965 and world's largest concrete dome
• Belgrade Tower – tallest building in Serbia from 2022
• Beograđanka – one the tallest business tower in the Balkans
• BIGZ building
• Dom Sindikata
• Eastern City Gate
• Gardoš Tower
• General Post Office, Belgrade
• PRIZAD building
• Sava Center
  – the biggest congress hall in the region.
• Sava City
• Serbian Journalists’ Association Building
• NATO bombing
  , from which only the skeleton of the building survived, it has been redeveloped into an office block.
• Veljković Family House
• Vučo’s House on the Sava River
• Yugoslav Ministry of Defence building
• Western City Gate – tallest building in the Balkans between 1979 and 1993, tallest building in Serbia between 1979 and 2021, the third tallest residential building in the Balkans
• West 65 – tallest building in Serbia between 2021 and 2022

Historical buildings

• 1 Turgenjev Street, historic building, Communist Party Residence and meeting place
• Agrarian Bank Building
• Archives of Yugoslavia
• Area around Dositej’s Lyceum
• Beli Dvor
  – neo-renaissance and neoclassic royal palace, built in 1937
• Belgrade Meteorological Station
• Belgrade Planetarium
• Belgrade Town Hall Building
• Captain Miša’s Mansion – home to the University of Belgrade
• Customs Office building, Zemun
• Despot Stefan Tower build in 1402.
• First Serbian Observatory
• First Town Hospital
• Hammam of Prince Miloš
• House of Vuk's Foundation
• House of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia
• Ilija M. Kolarac Endowment
• Jovan Cvijić's House
• Krstić Brothers' House
• Kuća Cveća – Josip Broz Tito
  mausoleum
• Mehmed Paša Sokolović's Fountain
• Military Hospital, Vračar
• Mihailo Petrović
• Ministry of Finance of Serbia Building
• Ministry of Forestry and Mining and Ministry of Agriculture and Waterworks Building, Belgrade
• National Theatre
• National Bank Building, Belgrade
• Nebojša Tower
• Nikola Pašić's House
• Nikola Spasić Endowment Building in Belgrade
• Novi dvor - neo-renaissance and neoclassical royal palace, built in 1922
• Officers' Club (Belgrade)
• Old Palace – neo-renaissance and neoclassical royal palace, built in 1884
• Balkan
  skyscraper
• Prince Miloš's Residence
  – early 19th century Balkan-style residence
• Princess Ljubica's Residence – early 19th century Balkan-style residence
• Royal Compound, Belgrade
• Royal Palace (Belgrade) – Serbo-Byzantine royal palace, built in 1929
• Ruski car Tavern
• Russian Center of Science and Culture, Belgrade
• Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts – One of the most beautiful buildings in Belgrade, built in 1922
• Seismological Institute Building
• Spirta House, Belgrade

Hotels

• Aleksandar Palas Hotel
• Crowne Plaza Belgrade
• Hotel Bristol, Belgrade
• Hotel Jugoslavija
• Hotel Moskva, Belgrade
• Hyatt Regency Belgrade
• Metropol Palace Hotel Belgrade
• Queen's Astoria Design Hotel
• Slavija Hotels

Museums

• National Museum, largest collection of international and local historical artifacts and works of art in Serbia, founded in 1844
• Belgrade City Museum, founded in 1903
• Museum of Applied Arts, founded in 1950
• Museum of Contemporary Art, founded in 1958
• Museum of Natural History, founded in 1895
• Museum of Theatrical Arts of Serbia, founded in 1950
• Museum of Yugoslavia — museum of socialist Yugoslavia and the resting place of Josip Broz Tito, founded in 1962
• Museum of African Art — the only anticolonial African museum (collection mostly from West Africa) in Europe, founded in 1977, location of the annual Afro festival since 1997
• Railway Museum, founded in 1950
• Aeronautical Museum Belgrade, founded in 1957
• Ethnographic Museum, founded in 1901
• Military Museum, founded in 1878
• Historical Museum of Serbia, founded in 1963
• Jewish Historical Museum, founded in 1948
• Nikola Tesla Museum — largest collection of Nikola Tesla′s original documents, inventions, belongings, as well as his final resting place, founded in 1957

Religious buildings

• Bajrakli Mosque – one of the oldest mosques in the Balkans, early 16th century
• Belgrade Synagogue
• Building of the Patriarchate, Belgrade
• Church of the Ascension, Belgrade
• Saborna Crkva
  – neobaroque and neoclassical cathedral in Belgrade, mid 19th century
• Serbian Orthodox
  ) cathedral.
• Emperor Dusan
  's tomb.
• Saint Sava House

Sports buildings

• Belgrade Arena – the biggest sports hall in Southeastern/Central Europe
• Ranko Žeravica Sports Hall
• Tašmajdan Sports and Recreation Center

See also

• Architecture of Belgrade
• Architecture in Serbia
• List of tallest structures in Serbia
• List of tallest buildings in Balkans

References