Welcome to Belgrade Waterfront – the city’s newest and most ambitious urban development. Built along the right bank of the Sava River, this district represents the modern face of Belgrade, blending sleek architecture with riverside leisure.
In just 10 minutes, you’ll get a quick feel of the contrast between old and new Belgrade.
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1. Kula Belgrade (Belgrade Tower)
The tallest building in Serbia (168 meters), a new symbol of the city. Its spiral form was inspired by the movement of the Sava River.
📸 Photo tip: Take a shot from the promenade with the tower in the background — great for modern skyline pics.
A beautifully designed pedestrian zone along the river, lined with cafés, trees, and benches. It’s ideal for a short walk and river breeze.
One of the largest malls in the Balkans — visible from the van or nearby. No time for shopping, but its size and design are impressive.
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Walk directly toward the waterfront railing for the best view of the Sava.
If the weather is nice, take a selfie with Kula Belgrade in the background.
This is the youngest part of the city – construction is ongoing, showing how fast Belgrade is growing.
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Belgrade Waterfront is a $3 billion urban renewal project started in 2015, aiming to transform this once-industrial zone into a futuristic business and residential district.
