Skadarlija

  Skadarlija, located in the heart of Belgrade, is a historic bohemian street that has been a cultural hub since the late 19th century. Known as the city’s answer to Montmartre, it was once a gathering place for artists, writers, and musicians, giving rise to its vibrant atmosphere. The cobbled street, stretching approximately 400 meters, is lined with traditional restaurants and galleries that showcase Serbian cuisine and art. Best visited in the warmer months, especially during spring and summer, visitors can enjoy outdoor dining while watching live music performances. As you stroll through Skadarlija, be sure to explore its charming architecture and unique shops that reflect the creativity of Belgrade’s rich cultural history.