Avala Tower is a 204.68m tall telecommunications tower on Mount Avala, 16km south of Belgrade. The original 1965 tower was destroyed by NATO bombing in 1999 and rebuilt identically, reopening in 2010. Its the only triangular telecommunication tower in the world. The observation deck offers panoramic views of Belgrade and surrounding region. A tourist complex at the base includes restaurant, ethno-gallery, and sports facilities.
Entrance fee for observation deck. Some packages include restaurant and ethno-gallery access. Affordable pricing
Clear days for best views of Belgrade. Spring or early summer for pleasant walking trails on Mount Avala. Sunset offers spectacular light. Allow 2 hours including travel and exploration
About 20 km south of center, 30-40 minutes by car or bus. Trolleybus 40/41 to Banjica II, then rare bus to Avala or taxi. Best by car or taxi. Observation deck with Belgrade panorama — restaurant at top.
Unique triangular tower with observation deck at 204m offering 360-degree views of Belgrade, mountains, and countryside on clear days. Cafe at 119m, souvenir shop, restaurant, and ethno-gallery at base. Surrounding Mount Avala has pleasant walking trails through forest
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The original 1965 tower was destroyed by NATO bombing on April 29, 1999 during the Kosovo War. It was targeted as a telecommunications facility. Serbia rebuilt it identically as a symbol of resilience, and it reopened in 2010 after 4 years of reconstruction
Yes, especially on clear days. The views are excellent, Mount Avala offers pleasant nature walks, and theres the Monument to the Unknown Hero nearby. Plan half a day to combine tower, forest walk, and the memorial. Taxi makes it easy and affordable
Useful tips for visiting Avala Tower
Combine with a walk in Avala forest - beautiful trails surround the tower. Visit the Monument to the Unknown Hero nearby. The cafe at 119m is good for coffee with views. Check weather before going - clear skies essential for views. Taxi from Belgrade is affordable option
About 20km south of center, 30-40 minutes by car or bus. Take trolleybus 40/41 to Banjica II, then bus 401, 403, 405, 407, or 408 toward Avala. Summer bus 400 goes to the top. Best reached by car or taxi
Unique triangular tower with observation deck at 204m offering 360-degree views of Belgrade, mountains, and countryside on clear days. Cafe at 119m, souvenir shop, restaurant, and ethno-gallery at base. Surrounding Mount Avala has pleasant walking trails through forest
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