Jevremovac Botanical Garden

  Jevremovac Botanical Garden sits just southeast of the bustling Student Square in Belgrade, serving as a serene retreat amid the city's vibrancy. Established in 1889, it was notably the first botanical garden in Serbia and is home to over 1,500 plant species, including a wide array of exotic flora. The garden's main purpose is to facilitate scientific research and educational activities, providing a lush environment for local and visiting students alike. In April, visitors can witness the vibrant blooms of tulips and cherry blossoms, adding color to the tranquil pathways. As you stroll through its well-maintained grounds, you can explore various themed sections, such as the aromatic herb collection and the impressive greenhouse, making it an enriching experience for nature lovers.