Royal PalaceThe Royal Palace of Serbia's Obrenovic dynasty has become a
popular attraction, with its elegant salons, crammed with important
artworks and magnificent décor, open for public tours. The palace
was built in the 1880s, designed by Aleksandar Bugarski, who set
out to outdo all former Royal residences in the country. Today it
houses the City Assembly of Belgrade, and is regarded as a national
architectural treasure.
Address: Corner of Kralja Milana and Dragoslava Jovanoviæa
stre
Website: www.royalfamily.org/palaces/royal.html
Telephone: +381 (0)11 3343
Opening Time: Tours depart Nikola Pasic Square Saturdays and
Sundays 11am and 2pm (1 April to 31 October). Bookings at the
Tourist Information Centre, Makedonska 5. |
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