Walking Old Town Belgrade: Hotel Moskva to Belgrade Fortress
This 6.7 km walking route through Belgrade, Serbia links Hotel Moskva, Republic Square, Knez Mihailova Street, the Belgrade Fortress and the bookshop by the main fountain. It takes about 5 minutes by transport-free estimate and follows the city's central pedestrian streets from the old town toward the fortress.
- Distance
- 6.7 km
- Duration
- 1 h 20 min
- Mode
- route
- Start
- Hotel Moskva
- End
- Book shop and main fountain
- Stops
- 5
- Video author
- Expats In The Making
- Updated
Stops on this route
- Hotel Moskva — A famous Art Deco hotel in Belgrade, renowned for its opulent interior and historic significance.
- Republic Square — The main meeting spot in Belgrade, known for its horse statue and architecturally mixed surrounding buildings.
- Knez Mihailova Street — The main pedestrian walking street in Belgrade's Old Town, lined with shops, cafes and historic buildings.
- Belgrade Fortress — A historic fortress at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, surrounded by the Kalemegdan park.
- Book shop and main fountain — A bookshop and central fountain in Belgrade's Old Town, a lively meeting point where visitors often pause to browse titles and enjoy the city's café-lined atmosphere.
Useful for your trip
- Tip
- Republic Square is the main meeting spot in central Belgrade; locals commonly say 'let's meet at the horse' (the equestrian statue).
- Tip
- Knez Mihailova is a pedestrian walking street in Old Town; the video describes it as the main strip, and there are several smaller walking streets nearby.
- Tip
- The most famous bookshop in the city is right next to the main fountain, and it has a coffee shop inside; to find it, locate the fountain and turn to one side.
- Tip
- Belgrade Fortress is at the end of the main walking street; the park outside is called Kalemegdan, which is what locals call it.
- Tip
- Hotel Moskva is known for its opulent Art Deco style and is worth stopping by to see the interior.
- Timing
- Republic Square was setting up for big events during the visit, so check for events that may affect access to the square.