Must visit place when in Belgrade. Large walking area. Nice panoramic views and spots to make some amazing photos. Even when busy there are spots where you can find some more quiet space.

A little bit of everything, history, architecture, monuments and stunning views out over Belgrade and the Sava and Dunube Rivers converging. Lots of locals around walking their dogs and following the paths. Lovely place to visit.

Unfortunately, we couldn't find the two churches, which were the main reason we wanted to visit the fortress. However, the view from the fortress was so beautiful. There are quite a lot of insects in the air, so it's a place that should be visited outside of the summer season.

Fantastic views up and down the famous Danube, and impressive historical buildings and grounds to see. Definitely recommend for evening sunset strolls and soak up the history and scenery. Beautifully maintained area.

When I visited the castle, I was amazed by its historical atmosphere. The walls and towers of the castle were very impressive. The castle also has museums, art galleries and restaurants. Visiting the castle is a great way to learn about Belgrade's history and culture.

Belgrade Fortress consists of the old citadel and Kalemegdan Park. It is located in the historical core of the Belgrade on the confluence of the Sava and Danube Rivers. The fortress has a rich cultural heritage and is a major tourist attraction. Inside you will find museums, parks, gates, statues and towers as you walk around. Be sure not to miss the picturesque Stambol Gate. There are also many scenic views to enjoy.

Go early in the morning as the sun is strong and it gets very hot in Belgrade. We had hired a local tour guide which was useful since without one, you would not know what you are seeing. Lovely view of the Danube River and Sava River.

This was a great day out in the old town of Belgrade. Plaques everywhere denoting the history of Belgrade and why the castle was imperative to the saving of Belgrade. Great militia museum of tanks, missiles, and other armoured vehicles. Views across the Danube and over to New Belgrade were stunning. The full park is amazing, a great heritage for the city and a great day out for all.

Sitting high above the city, overlooking the confluence of the Sava and Danube Rivers, the Belgrade Fortress is affords visitors amazing views of the rivers and the city below. It is also an historic gem, with its magnificent walls, gates and ramparts. The fortress’s origins date back to ancient times; it was rebuilt by the Emperor Justinian in the early 6th century. It was, of course, rebuilt and expanded as the fortress changed hands many times over the centuries. In the 1500s it was conquered by the Ottoman Turks, in whose hands it remained (except for a short time in the 18th century) until 1867. A reminder of the Turks’ occupation, within the fortress is the tomb of Damad Ali Pasha, the Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire. There’s so much more to see and do here. Suffice it to say that this fortress — free to explore — is absolutely worth a visit during any stay in Belgrade.