The White Palace

The White House was built during the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, covering 100 hectares, with the old palace of King Alexander I and the White House of Prince Paul, the regent before World War II. It was destroyed by the Germans during World War II and restored, and Tito and Milosevic lived there. It is now open to tourists as a scenic spot. The White House is like a forest park. The palace has a semi-modern and semi-classical style. The palace displays King-era furniture, oil paintings, etc. There is also a tour guide to explain.

The White House and the Royal Palace (Royal Palace/Kraljevski dvor) and the Chaple (Chaple) constitute the attractions. The tour tour is organized by Belgrade Travel Agency on weekends, and two each day on Saturday and Sunday. The White Palace is a neoclassical building built for his three sons in 1934.

This White House is not the White House of Obama. This Palace was built by the architect in 1936 for King Alexander I of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. The main building is white, so it is called the White House. After the end of the kingdom's rule, the royal family was forced into exile, and the White House was once nationalized. It was an important foreign affairs concierge for the country. The post-Serbian government invited the former Crown Prince to the White House to live. The White House opened to the public over the weekend and visitors can visit the Yugoslav royal family’s collection of art treasures, including European paintings from Gothic to modern styles and exquisite Asian porcelain furniture, and the Russian-style basement was once Tito’s favorite cinema. The White House also includes a huge forest with pleasant scenery in all seasons. The White House is on a high ground, standing on a nearly 100-meter-long, 20-meter-wide open-air balcony overlooking the wilderness.

The White House is very historical. It is a palace in Yugoslavia. It is very beautiful.

The main building was white and was built by Alexander I.