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Knez Mihailova Street

The main pedestrian street, lined with historic buildings, shops and cafes, leading to the fortress.

Free to enter about 60 min

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Why Knez Mihailova Street matters

A long traffic-free street links the central square with the fortress, and it's the capital's main promenade. Elegant 19th-century buildings house shops, bookstores and cafes, and street musicians perform on warm days. Start at the square and walk all the way to the park.

Talking points

  • The street connects the main square to the fortress.
  • Street musicians perform throughout the day.
  • Cafes and bookshops line the route.

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