
Receive 30% off from the regular entrance price for entries to the Roman Well, Nebojsa Tower, Big Powder Magazine, Sahat Clock Tower, Military Bunker and the Audio Guide. Also discounted price of 250 RSD to the Medieval Torture Devices aka Casamates.
Please contact the attraction location for reservations, working hours and to check if there any specific covid-19 restrictions in place.
- Art and Culture
- City Centre, Kalemegdan

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Belgrade Fortress stands on top of a cliff overlooking the confluence of the Sava and the Danube. It served to guard the border between the Roman Empire and barbarian lands across the Danube and the border between the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empires, to name a few, which explains why it was so often destroyed, rebuilt and redesigned.
At the end of Knez Mihajlova pedestrian street you will enter Kalemegdan Park which is a connecting part of Belgrade Fortress. You first reach the Upper Town whose attractions include the Military Museum, Clock Tower, Damad Ali-Pasha’s Turbeh, Roman Well and Victor Monument. In the Lower Town, which slopes down towards the river, look out for the Big Gunpowder Magazine, Ružica and Sveta Petka Churches, Old Turkish Bath (Hamam) and Nebojša Tower.
Tickets to all Belgrade Fortress attractions ‘Nebojša Tower, Clock Tower, Roman Well and Big Gunpowder Magazine including the audio guide,can be purchased at the souvenir shop within the Inner Stambol Gate.The Audio guide is available in six languages (Serbian, English, French, Russian, Spanish and German), it includes information for 39 attractions.
Belgrade Card holders receive the map with marked points, each having their own story. Total duration of the audio tour is 90 minutes.
To apply for this job email your details to jelica@backslash.team
The Fortress is open 24 hours a day
Selected attractions have different opening hours
Please check for each on their respective Belgrade Cards attraction pages