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Gardos Tower

A hilltop tower in Zemun built in the 1890s, with a view over the Danube and the red-roofed old town.

Paid entry about 75 min

For storytellers

Why Gardos Tower matters

Zemun was once a separate Habsburg border town, and it still feels different from central Belgrade. Climb its cobbled lanes up to the tower for a look over the river. After the view, walk down to the Danube quay, where fish restaurants float on the water.

Talking points

  • Zemun was once a separate border town in the Habsburg lands.
  • The tower is at the top of a cobbled hill.
  • Fish restaurants line the river quay.

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