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KALEMEGDAN, BELGRADE - Full walking tour

Kalemegdan is the largest park in Belgrade and the most significant cultural-historical complex. The name Kalemegdan refers only to the spatial plateau around the fortress, which was turned into a park in the 1880s. The plateau, while the fortress was the main military stronghold of Belgrade, served to observe the enemy and wait for battle. Its name comes from the Turkish words kale ('fortress') and meydan ('battlefield'). The Turks also called Kalemegdan Fićir-bayir, which means 'hill for contemplation'. The rearrangement of the park began after the surrender of the fortress to the Serbs (1867), by order of Prince Mihailo Obrenović. In 1905, the expansion of the park began, arranging Mali Kalemegdan, which stretched from the pavilion 'Cvijeta Zuzorić' to the Zoo. Before World War I, Kalemegdan Park ended at the place where the stone steps are now (leading to the lower terrace). The land behind these steps was completely unregulated and overgrown with weeds until 1929. After 1931, the park areas were expanded to the Upper Town. There was a kind of fair at Mali Kalemegdan, with a "carousel" and tents with entertainment activities. Several monuments to famous cultural and public figures were erected in the park. Kalemegdan is home to the Military Museum, the Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion, the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of the City of Belgrade, the Zoo, the Roman Well, a children's amusement park, the Tomb of People's Heroes, a number of sports fields and hospitality facilities, and the Natural History Museum. The park was damaged during World War I, especially during the heavy Austro-Hungarian bombardment in 1914–1915, prior to occupation. The Belgrade fortress Kalemegdan, in most cases, is entered from Knez Mihajlova Street. Which buildings and cultural and historical monuments, museums, sights and natural beauties you can visit, visit or enjoy in them are described in detail and beautifully in the article, the link to which we leave here. Everything is beautifully and very detailed and we hope that you will find it useful in your tour of this important and magnificent complex, which is visited by both citizens and tourists, as well as casual visitors to the city of Belgrade. https://www.city-break.rs/turisticki-... All above description and filmed material are only our expressions and personal experience for fun purposes only. For more detailed and precise information, please contact the officials. Video is translated on several languages. Use the option CC (Captions) to activate it. Here’s the tutorial:    • AKTIVACIJA i PODEŠAVANJE PREVODA u VIDEIMA...   The Road Trip Family walked in Kalemegdan day on 1.7.2023. ▶️Follow us on SOCIAL NETWORKS: ⚾️Youtube    / @roadtripfamilyetno   ⚽️ Patreon   / roadtripfamily   🏉 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/roadtripfam... 🥎 Facebook   / roadtripfamilytravel   🏀 Tumblr https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/road... 🏐 Twitter   / roadtripfamily5   🏈 TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@road_trip_fam... #roadtripfamilyetno #kalemegdan #walkingtour #belgrade #serbia