Vračar Municipality

Vračar is a central municipality in Belgrade that doesn’t offer large excursion areas, but leaves a strong impression with its iconic landmarks, historic houses and elegant buildings. One of the most pleasant spots for a walk is the plateau in front of the Temple of Saint Sava.

Many famous Serbian figures lived and worked here, so walking through Vračar’s streets and squares feels like exploring a living museum. Beautiful old villas, decorated gates and well-kept gardens make every step enjoyable. You can also visit the Natural History Museum, the Nikola Tesla Museum, the Belgrade Drama Theatre, as well as the well-known children’s theatre “Puž”.

The area is full of parks, interconnected streets and walking zones, perfect for relaxation, especially during warm days. Both locals and tourists gather here to enjoy the lively atmosphere. The Vračar Sports Center is a key spot for sports and recreation, offering a wide range of activities for all ages.

Vračar is also known for its restaurants, cafés, bars and traditional taverns, where you can spend relaxing moments. Wine bars and Belgrade wineries fit perfectly into this urban setting. Whether you are looking for great food, a lively atmosphere or a place to stay, Vračar offers a wide range of accommodation options in excellent locations for exploring both the municipality and the city.

Unique events and festivals such as Christmas Village near the Temple, Children’s Week, Vračar Rocks, Theatre on Rails, European Heritage Days and Park of the Open Heart further enhance Vračar’s appeal.

Places we recommend visiting:

• Temple of Saint Sava
• Svetosavski Plateau & Karađorđe Park
• Nikola Tesla Museum – Genčić’s House
• Kalenić Market
• Cvetni Trg
• Nikola Tesla Museum
• Puž Children’s Theatre
• Belgrade Drama Theatre
• Vračar Sports Center
• Bistro Trandafilović
• Kafana Kalenić
• Bistro du Vin
• Restaurant Alphonse de Lamartine