Trg Republike

The guide explained that this is an Italian, he is heading in the direction of Turkey, and then because of the Ottoman Turks rule, the main entrance is facing there, of course, this place is also a torture site.

Always love a big square in the middle of the city. A gathering place for people. Really nice wide spac.

The square is a landmark of Belgrade and a witness to the development of the city's "East and West Crossroads." Frankly, it is far less atmospheric than we thought, but the high-rise statue of the Grand Duke of the Cerma tells us about the glorious past of Belgrade, and the museum next to it is said to have been renovated for decades and has not yet opened, but this, It will not affect Belgrade's important position in European history. The centuries of gold, the beauty of the vicissitudes of history, deep and solemn, give us unlimited reverie. Of course, this is also the center of the city's tourist attractions, the road is in all directions, passing through a colorful ancient building, mistakenly into the illusion of history, it is born.

Republic Square, along Mikhailo Dagong Street, will not be missed when passing by, behind the square is the National Museum, but unfortunately there is no time to go, the traffic is relatively dense, here meets a family who travels in China, a family of five from Hefei, Anhui, driving RV all the way to travel half a trip Years of envy...

The Republic Square, or Republic Square, or the former Theatre Square, is the city centre square in Belgrade, home to some of Belgrade's most famous public buildings, including the National Museum, the National Theatre and the statue of Prince Michael. The Republic Square is not a large area, but it has always been the preferred location for Belgrade to hold various events and meet people.