Knez Mihailova is Belgrades main pedestrian and shopping street, protected as a cultural monument since 1979. This 800-meter promenade connects Republic Square to Kalemegdan Fortress, lined with elegant 19th-century buildings housing shops, cafes, and cultural institutions. Named after Prince Mihailo Obrenovic III, it has been a car-free zone since 1987 and is considered one of the most beautiful pedestrian streets in Southeast Europe.
Public pedestrian street, free to walk. Individual shops and cafes have their own prices
Early morning for photos without crowds. Afternoon and evening for best atmosphere and people-watching. Summer evenings are particularly lively with street performers
Tram 2 or 5 to Republic Square. Walk from Terazije Square. Connects directly to Kalemegdan Fortress. Belgrade's main pedestrian street — shops, cafés, street musicians. Always lively.
A lively pedestrian promenade with 19th-century architecture, international and local shops, street performers, cafes, and cultural institutions. Perfect for people-watching, shopping, and strolling. Connects the citys main square to its historic fortress
Main pedestrian street of Belgrade, 24/7 access. Late 19th century buildings under state protection. Shops and cafes open approx. 9:00-21:00. Best time - evening with illumination. Free access.
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Mix of international brands (Zara, H&M) and local boutiques, bookshops, and souvenir stores. Rajiceva Mall has more shopping. For Serbian handicrafts, look for smaller shops or head to nearby Skadarlija. Prices are reasonable compared to Western Europe
Yes, very safe. Its well-lit, busy with locals, and police presence is regular. Belgrade overall is safe for tourists. As with any city, keep valuables secure, but violent crime targeting tourists is rare
Useful tips for visiting Knez Mihailova Street
Walk the entire length from Republic Square to Kalemegdan - its worth it. Stop at Republic Square to see the National Museum and National Theatre. Visit Rajiceva Shopping Mall for modern stores. Cultural institutions like the Serbian Academy of Sciences are along the street
Tram 2 or 5 to Trg Republike (Republic Square). Walk from Terazije Square. Connects directly to Kalemegdan Fortress. Central location easily reached on foot from most hotels
A lively pedestrian promenade with 19th-century architecture, international and local shops, street performers, cafes, and cultural institutions. Perfect for people-watching, shopping, and strolling. Connects the citys main square to its historic fortress
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