The once industrial district - Savamala, was turned into a popular city corner for those into the urban scene. Among the old facades with Baroque and Art Nouveau features, along the wide streets near the Sava banks, there are a lot of attractive cultural facilities, numerous clubs, restaurants and bars at this location today, where young people party deep into the night. One of the favorite places by the river is Beton Hala, where you can find several restaurants and clubs, overlooking the confluence of the Sava and the Danube.

Walking along the quay from Beton Hala, the 1.8 km long Sava Promenada continues – a favorite city esplanade that  gathers all generations. It is located within the most modern Belgrade district of Belgrade Waterfront. Here, you can explore the diverse gastronomic offer of popular Belgrade restaurants, ride a bicycle or enjoy the magic of the river from one of the many terraces.

This promenade is also a perfect destination for recreation, because, in additionto bike paths, it includes the beach volleyball court and an outdoor gym. Sava Promenada is known for its cultural, sports and other attractive events that are held throughout the year, especially during weekends.

While you are in this part of town, we recommend visiting the permanent exhibition in Manak’s house – a typical example of urban architecture in the Balkans in this period. Only a few steps from this building, you’ll find the Bosiljčić Candy Shop, where you can buy Turkish delight, candies with a variety of flavors and candy sticks made using traditional recipes.