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object was demolished. An info table was placed later, saying that the works on the reconstruction began on 15 September, two days after the object was completely razed to the ground. After public and media protests, the city owned communal company which administers the fortress, "Beogradska tvrđava", announced that the terrain is being prepared for the new object, which will have an artistic and cultural, but also a catering function. However, while the "Beogradska tvrđava", obtained a permit from the Ministry of construction, only works which will not affect the construction of the object were allowed, not a demolition. Also, at first they refused to disclose which company is the leaseholder, claiming that the investor pays for everything, though the info board named "Beogradska tvrđava" as an investor. As the entire Kalemegdan area is protected by the law, the State Institute for the monuments protection also had to approve any works. They issued a permit, naming which parts of the object have to be preserved and which may be demolished but, nevertheless, the entire house was demolished. "Beogradska tvrđava" claimed that everything has been done transparent and by the book (biddings, planned investments, etc.) but nothing could be found in the official records.
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park across the river, this prompted popular protests. Citizens organized and as the city was cutting the trees, they were planting new seedlings. Drilling also began and it was announced that the stone wall will be partially demolished, too. Municipality of Stari Grad also organized protests, demolishing fences on the construction site, filing complaints and fines against city and government officials and announcing 24-hours watch on site and demolition of any structure built in the meantime. Construction of the gondola lift is prohibited by the current Belgrade's General Regulatory Plan from 2016 which stipulates that construction of the "cables for the alternative transportation and recreation" is forbidden in the area of the Belgrade Fortress. The project was also opposed by the Serbian branch of the pan-European Federation for Cultural Heritage
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and "Black Rock" and on 27 November 2017 the court declared their lease contract void. Only now became known that the contract was signed already on 5 August 2016, while "Cig" and "Black Rock" formed their consortium just one day before. Also, the works were to be finished by the mid-December 2017, after 3 months. Construction inspections visited the site several times and finally ordered the closing of the site and return to the previous state. On their side, State Institute for the monuments protection also banned any further construction. After the demolition, the wholes were dug in the ground, presumably for the new foundations, but in February 2018 the construction yard was abandoned and the dug out holes remained.
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3 in) below the fortress' Sava Promenade. There is a cave 7 m (23 ft) below the projected station, so there is a possibility that the cave will be adapted for visitations and connected to the future gondola station by an elevator. On the Ušćе side, the starting point will be next to the Skate Park, across the Ušće Tower. The entire route is 1 km (0.62 mi) long, of which 300 m (980 ft) will be above the Sava river itself. Estimated cost is €10 million and duration of works 18 months, but it is still not known when the construction will begin. Already existing criticism of the project continued, from the officially used name (
1055: 980:. In 1962, Belgrade's Institute for the cultural monuments protection expanded the zone to several blocks across the streets. Detailed plan on Kalemegdan from 1965 provided that, despite the immense archaeological value that lies beneath the fortress ground, basically only what was discovered by that time can be explored, restored or protected. That caused the problem both for the expansion of the park but even more for the further exploration of the fortress' underground. Best example is the Lower Town where neither the park fully developed nor the remains of the former port, which was located there, are visible. 1069: 811:
organizations who oppose the construction and accused Vesić of misleading, as he always talks about the Kalemegdan Park and not the Belgrade Fortress (which consists of the fortress and the park), while the section where the gondola should be dug in is the core of the fortress. The statement concludes with the academy stating that Vesić's reaction "entails us to most firmly oppose to handing over the faith of the historical and cultural monuments, and identities of our cities, to the people whose ambitions and power are in obvious disproportion to their education".
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and endanger UNESCO nomination, labeling the entire project as a textbook on breaking laws, procedures, planning documents, and rejecting numerous experts' opinions. All this combined points to systemic organized corruption. Though construction didn't start by this point, 155 trees have been cut and city paid the contractor 626 million dinars (€5.3 million) in advance, with further 200.000 (€1.700) in 2023 and 420 million (€3.56 million) in 2024 planned in the city budget.
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more lucrative structures might be built instead of the zoo on such exceptional location since "direct investments" were given as one of the reasons. Šapić then retreated a bit, stating this is just a "political idea" which is not hastily made, that only now analyses and surveys will be done to check the viability, that nothing will be built instead of the zoo but the fortress will be
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tvrđava", were sparked when the bidding paperwork became public in the meantime. Only companies already in the foodservice activities were allowed to participate, even though it was noted that the object is not connected either to the waterworks nor the sewage system, and that there are no requirements to be connected at all.
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in 1862, as the fighting between Serbs and Ottomans happened in the vicinity, British and Russian consuls in Belgrade relocated to the tents in Kalemegdan, to have better insight in the situation. When the Ottomans fully withdrew from Serbia in 1867, the Turkish pasha handed over the keys to the city
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In the 20th century, a 200 m (660 ft) long tunnel have been proposed along the eastern section of the park for decades. It would actually follow the route of the Pariska Street, between the streets of Gračanička and Uzun Mirkova. This would allow for the ground level to be transformed into
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Public and experts' backlash against the project was big, mostly regarding hastiness, arbitration, irrelevance, legality and selected location. Public speculated that the residents of the newly built wealthy K-Distrikt residential complex across the zoo are bothered by the animal smell, or that some
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Government's Anti-Corruption Council in its September 2022 report asked for the project to be dropped, describing it as "against public interest, and as such harmful for Belgrade from numerous aspects". The council concluded that the gondola lift might permanently damage basic values of the fortress
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Public reactions were negative as from the start it was suspected that a restaurant or a coffee shop will be built. Further controversies, apart from the hidden information and almost absolute ignorance of the reporters and public inquires and refusal of the information disclosing by the "Beogradska
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Cutting of 47 trees in the park, because of the gondola lift began in March 2019. The pine trees were 50 to 60 years old. With an enlarged price of €15 million and unified opposition to the project by the environmentalists, architects and urbanists, with additional cutting of over 100 trees in Ušće
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Since then, the leaseholders became known: two companies ("Cig" and "Black Rock"), which are already in the catering business, and which admitted that they planned to build a coffee shop, not to recreate an artistic of cultural pavilion. City sued all three participants, "Beogradska tvrđava", "Cig"
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Actor Nikola Popović (1907–1967) formed the Artistic Theatre in 1939, in order to preserve the tradition of the private professional theatres. As the theatre had no building of its own, they performed at the summer stage in Kalemegdan. The actors continued to perform throughout 1941, even after the
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Street. Prior to that, only a short part of what is today Knez Mihailova, called "Delijska street", actually existed as a street. Josimović successfully transformed the existing incomplete trail into the proper street which directly connected downtown Belgrade with the fortress, thus establishing a
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island in February 2023. City manager, Miroslav Čučković, explained the relocation: "Since the foundation of the new city administration...we made decisions which are connected to our dedication to spaces to which Belgraders were coming close to in all of these previous years. Those are spaces for
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Even though no proper permits have been issued and no work has been done, city already in 2018 paid 267 million dinars (€2.26 million) to the contractor, or 83.5% of the planned investment in the project for 2018, though only 42% of other planned investments were realized. In the 2020 budget, city
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issued the permit for preparatory works on 1 April 2019. However, on 17 April 2019, Belgrade's Administrative Court temporarily halted further works citing legality of the construction permits but also saying that gondola lift may have "irreversible repercussions for both the cultural monument and
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on the southern edge of the fortress. In the 1990s several families squatted in it. By the 2010s, the object was out of use, derelict and half-ruined. Lease of the object was announced in May 2014, but was recalled. It was repeated in July 2016. On 13 September 2017, without any announcements, the
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across the Sava, was announced by the city government for 2018. Construction was confirmed in March 2018 when the idea of a pedestrian bridge was dropped after it has been described as "complicated" and "unstable". On the Kalemegdan side, the station will be dug into the hill, 1 m (3 ft
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ordered the levelling of the terrain in the eastern sections of the fortress and planting of the greenery and trees, which in time developed into the Kalemegdan Park. He was inspired by the parks he saw in France. First phase of the forestation lasted until 1875 and included planting of the trees
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The area was not cultivated immediately after the Turkish withdrawal. The first works on arranging the town field Kalemegdan started in 1869. Though not the oldest park in Belgrade, it is the one which is being continually groomed and attended the longest. The area of the town field was sort of a
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Vesić then stated that the gondola will be built, despite the "hysteria of aggressive minority". In an atypically harsh reaction by the SANU addressed specifically to Vesić this time, they responded to "hysterical minority" criticism with listing of over three dozen of national and international
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Ministry of construction confirmed that Ministry of culture issued the permit for archaeological research on the location in December 2017, when the construction site was declared an archaeological dig. Archaeologists made three digs and discovered the artifacts from the Antiquity and the Middle
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Ages. A fact that the investor didn't provide the proper archaeological survey, which he had to do since it is obligatory when it comes to Kalemegdan, was one of the reasons named for the banning the works by the Institute for the monuments protection. Clandestine works continued in March 2019.
2368: 329:. Today residents often erroneously refer to the entire fortress as the Kalemegdan Fortress or just Kalemegdan, even though the park occupies the smaller part, especially of the historical fortress, and it is some two millennia younger. The fortress, including the Kalemegdan, represents a 427:
direct communication between the inner and outer neighborhoods. Josimović then proposed that Kalemegdan, as now Knez Mihailova ended at it, should be transformed into "gorgeous park", as he considered parks in general "air reservoirs". Later, architect Aleksandar Bugarski who was also a
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allocated further €4 million, while Europa Nostra placed the fortress on the list of 14 endangered world heritage localities in Europe, specifically because of the gondola lift project. In March 2020, the fortress was voted one of the Europe's 7 most endangered heritage sites.
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in Belgrade settled here in 1845. Sources from the period claim this was the first time the Belgraders saw an elephant. In 1869, a Tunisian circus with 18 acts, performed at Kalemegdan. Later, the fairground became permanent. Tents were placed, with numerous attractions:
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trees were planted in front of the Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion. Those were the first palms planted in Belgrade in the public green area. Authorities said that the palms will survive the weather as the Belgrade's climate is getting warmer due to the climate change.
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beneath the fortress' ramparts and in the Upper Town. The arranging of the main Sava alley, above the river, began in 1886. Most extensive works in the park were done from 1890. During March 1891, the pathways were cut through, and trees were planted; in 1903 the
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which we think should have some new type of content and possibility to directly invest into them". Šapić then added that the "political decision was made to handle this", and, if everything goes by the plan, the relocation might be finished in three years.
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described it in 1914: "Kalemegdan is "trimmed", the trees in the park are battered, the ancient ramparts of Singidunum crushed, all being hit by the heavy, modern artillery, from precisely measured distance and even more precisely unmeasured hatred".
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in the early 1950s. It was exhibited in almost all parts of the country, before it permanently settled in Kalemegdan. In 2013 there were only 6 of its kind in the world. Soon, it became a symbol of the park and Belgrade's counterpart of the
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buffer zone between the fortress and the settlement outside of the Laudon trench, which separated the Turkish and the Serbian sections of Belgrade. The idea of turning the area into the park came from Belgrade's first trained urbanist,
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against the decision of the Administrative Court. The lawsuit was rejected as the previous ruling of the Administrative Court is a temporary one, not a final decision, so it can not be overturned by the higher court.
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drafted the first official urban plan for Belgrade in 1867, he envisioned a tunnel below the modern park area. This way, he planned to connect the Sava Port, in Savamala, and the Danube Port, in Dorćol.
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Daliborka Mučibabić, Dejan Aleksić (30 September 2018). "Нови саобраћајни тунели под водом, кроз брдо и центар града" [New traffic tunnels under water, through the hill and downtown].
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On 29 February 1952 city adopted the "Decision on protection, adaptation and maintenance of the people's park of Kalemegdan" which set the borders of the protected areas as the rivers of
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As of 2013, Kalemegdan Park covered an area of 53 ha (130 acres) and had 3,424 individual trees from 80 different tree species. Most of the trees were between 20 and 60 years old.
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of exceptional importance (from 1979), the area where various sport, cultural and arts events take place, for all generations of Belgraders and numerous visitors of the city.
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Dragan Perić (25 March 2018). "Политикин времеплов – Било једном јеѕеро на Калемегдану" [Politika's chronicles – Once upon a time there was a lake in Kalemegdan].
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Dragan Perić (25 March 2018). "Политикин времеплов – Било једном јеѕеро на Калемегдану" [Politika's chronicles – Once upon a time there was a lake in Kalemegdan].
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German occupation in April, giving 101 performance under the occupation. A one-off motor race was held on the roads surrounding the parks in September 1939, the
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Branka Vasiljević (7 February 2023). "Одлука о премештању Зоо-врта није донета "преко колена"" [Decision on relocation of the zoo was not made hastily].
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Branka Vasiljević (3 June 2019). "По ослобођењу од Турака Београд имао шест квртова" [After the liberation from the Turks, Belgrade had six quarters].
1922:[Supreme Court of Cassation rejected petition by the Ministry of Construction regarding Kalemegdan gondola] (in Serbian). Insajder. 18 September 2019. 1092: 506:, especially during the heavy Austro-Hungarian bombardment in 1914–1915, prior to occupation. The Serbian army had no proper ammunition to fight the Austrian 826:, said in September 2022 that the works will continue if they are "not endangering the heritage of Kalemegdan", and that project is "not expensive anyway". 511: 2011: 1845: 877:), occupies the area in the eastern section, which borders the urban section of Belgrade. Northern section of Little Kalemegdan Park is occupied by the 1864: 1775: 2025: 1937: 1492: 227: 997:
the plateau with a fountain, which would make an extension of the pedestrian zone of Knez Mihailova and create a continuous pedestrian zone from the
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Project "Green regulations of Belgrade" - IV phase: Plan of the general regulation of the green area system in Belgrade (concept of the plan)
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In the mid-1980s, open-air disco "Crveni Podijum" (Red Podium) was organized in Kalemegdan. It was called the "largest open-air disco in the
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was the feature race. It is additionally notable as the last Grand Prix to be held in Europe for many years as fighting in what would become
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An artificial pond, with small island and pedestrian bridges was formed in front of the zoo. It was destroyed during the bombing in
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included in the city's urban plan relocation of the Belgrade Zoo out of the fortress in 2022. Šapić announced relocation to the
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Though already by the 1900s the Kalemegdan gained the appearance of a proper park, it was especially embellished during the
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Daliborka Mučibabić (31 December 2017), "Beograd vodila od čaršije do metropole" [(Knez Mihailova) Led Belgrade from
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While it was inhabited, Kalemegdan formed one of the quarters in the administrative division of Belgrade. It was called
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Preliminary results of the census of population and husbandry in Kingdom of Serbia on 31 December 1910, Vol. V, page 10
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Stanovništvo prema migracionim obeležjima – SFRJ, SR i SAP, opštine i mesne zajednice 31.03.1991, tabela 018
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Daliborka Mučibabić (25 August 2017), "Srpski Central park na Ušću" [Serbian Central Park in Ušće],
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In October 2019, citizens reported increased number of scorpions in Kalemegdan. Experts explained those are
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Vlastimir Matić, architect (16 March 2018). "Žičara gde joj mesto nije" [Cable car out of place].
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for the unknown leaseholder] (in Serbian). Balkan Investigative Reporting Network – Javno.rs.
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to the park, the fortress and the rivers. It was envisioned by the first phase of the planned
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With the neighboring residential area, Kalemegdan formed one of the local communities (
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in the Tadeuša Košćuškog Street, resurfaced in 2012, in conjunction with the
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In January 2021, Suzana Vasiljević, media advisor to the president of Serbia
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Vladimir Bjelikov (September 2011), "U prilog Čodbrani beogradske tvrđave",
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A pedestrian walkway along the southwest section of the fortress is called
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Parks, was developed in the area that once was the town field within the
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asked for them to be banned from the city during the theatrical season.
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Popis stanovništva po mesnim zajednicama, Saopštenje 40/2002, page 4
2120:[Kučuk Alija was a legalist and liberal compared to these] ( 302:) is the largest park and the most important historical monument in 35: 2315: 1969: 1261: 1226: 783:, Serbian Archaeological Society and the History Department of the 722: 453:
Area at the top of the Little Kalemegdan, which is occupied by the
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A bit longer version, from the Gračanička Street to monument of
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As such, the field was neglected for centuries. Bohemian writer
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instead, and that there is no set time frame for the project.
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Anica Teofilović; Vesna Isajlović; Milica Grozdanić (2010).
364: 969: 927:) was open on that same location. Its main attraction, the 771:. Park of the Non-Aligned Countries in the neighborhood of 597: 458: 307: 2065:"Vučićeva savetnica pritiska pravosuđe u vezi sa gondolom" 2044:"Europe's 7 Most Endangered heritage sites 2020 announced" 1658: 754:, which would connect Kalemegdan with the neighborhood of 2179:"Evo gde beogradske vlasti nameravaju da presele Zoo vrt" 1993:Зелено светло за завршни рачун и остружничку канализацију 1644:[From Skate Park to Kalemegdan by gondola lift]. 1477: 2371:[Streets to pedestrians – tunnels for traffic]. 2334:[Artificial whitewater through the Ada center]. 1674:
Branka Vasiljević, Daliborka Mučibabić (13 March 2019).
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project of connecting the Savamala port and the fortress
1741:"Građani sadili drveće na mestu posečenog u parku Ušće" 1697:[Cutting of the trees in Ušće and Kalemegdan]. 1593:"Rušenje na Kalemegdanu: Kafana na sudu, ruina u parku" 2158:
Daliborka Mučibabić, Dejan Aleksić (13 October 2022).
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Radoje Janković, Gvozden Otašević (10 October 2020).
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Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure
2298:[Kalemegdan scorpions - scary but harmless]. 2272:"Šapić: Odluka o Zoo vrtu nije doneta "preko kolena"" 2082:
Daliborka Mučibabić, Dejan Aleksić (24 March 2021).
1906:"Danas: Stručnjaci zaobiđeni u odlučivanju o gondoli" 1529:[Repair of the Big Staircase in Kalemegdan]. 2366: 2176: 2138: 1639: 1624: 1275: 60:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 2141:"Izgradnja gondole na Kalemegdanu ponovo aktuelna" 2062: 1711: 1569:"Objekat kulture ili kafana za nepoznatog zakupca" 2403: 2312: 2296:"Škorpije s Kalemegdana – strašne, ali bezopasne" 2254: 2191: 1676:"Zbog gondola Kalemegdan – Ušće seku 155 stabala" 1524: 1505: 1425:[Stories from the Great War - Belgrade]. 1371: 1219: 1202:[Kalemegdan and monument without horse]. 2464: 1796: 1222:"Prestonički parkovi – mladići od šezdeset leta" 1197: 2422:. Savezni zavod za statistiku (txt file). 1983. 2118:"Kučuk Alija je za ove bio legalista i liberal" 1765: 431:continued to improve on the work of Josimović. 2329: 2115: 1608:"Kalemegdanska kafana: Zida se uprkos zabrani" 557:had started just days earlier to the north in 375:visited Belgrade in 1850 and in his 1853 book 1990: 1692: 1605: 1590: 1566: 1543: 1490: 1404:"Šetnje koje otkrivaju misterije našeg grada" 1347:. Urbanistički zavod Beograda. Archived from 871: 865: 853: 847: 716: 713:and is location of many outdoor exhibitions. 699: 693: 638: 632: 620: 614: 478:. In the mid-1920s the fair was displaced to 284: 278: 149: 143: 141: 1527:"Sanacija Velikog stepeništa na Kalemegdanu" 1458:[Theatrical life under occupation]. 1386: 1299:[People who made Belgrade greener]. 1243: 2293: 2240:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list ( 2177:Politika; Nova.Rs; Beta (2 February 2023). 2100: 2009: 1973:Саопштење Одељењa језика и књижевности САНУ 1896: 1518: 1453: 1401: 1313: 791:, was delivered to the Serbian government. 422:, who in 1869 basically constructed modern 322: 2406:"Administrativno-teritorijalna pripadnost" 2225: 1759: 318: 2436:. Savezni zavod za statistiku (txt file). 2347: 2345: 2160:"Pada li gondola Kalemegdan-Ušće u ambis" 2086:[Gondola's construction halted]. 1970:SANU Language and Literature Department. 1474:"Putovanje u '80-e, noćni život Beograda" 1295:Svetlana Brnović Mitić (26 August 2019). 1215: 1213: 833: 461:for a long time. The very first recorded 120:Learn how and when to remove this message 2139:Daliborka Mučibabić (8 September 2022). 1843: 1839: 1837: 1642:"Gondolom od skejt parka do Kalemegdana" 1239: 1237: 1074:Lower Sava Promenade of Great Kalemegdan 884:New city administration headed by mayor 596: 592: 493: 345: 2185: 1586: 1584: 1582: 1506:Branka Vasiljević (24 September 2020). 1086:Great Kalemegdan with the Big Staircase 750:In August 2017 the construction of the 185: 14: 2465: 2342: 2269: 2210: 2196:[Zoo moves to Ada Ciganlija]. 2063:Aleksandra Popović (19 January 2021). 1612:Balkan Investigative Reporting Network 1554:Balkan Investigative Reporting Network 1210: 1193: 1191: 1189: 1187: 1185: 1183: 381:Roaming through the South Slavic lands 2192:Branka Vasiljević (4 February 2023). 1954: 1834: 1738: 1640:Daliborka Mučibabić (10 March 2018). 1234: 1098:Section of Little Kalemegdan between 775:was proposed as the better solution. 317:Kalemegdan Park, split in two as the 2369:"Ulice pešacima – tuneli saobraćaju" 2367:Daliborka Mučibabić (4 March 2012). 1932: 1877: 1862: 1826: 1811: 1712:Jelena D. Petrović (14 March 2019). 1695:"Seča stabala na Ušću i Kalemegdana" 1579: 1297:"Ličnosti koje su ozelenile Beograd" 785:Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts 533:, sculpture-fountain "Fisherman" by 58:adding citations to reliable sources 29: 2330:Milan Janković (22 December 2019). 2200:(in Serbian). pp. 01 & 13. 1978:Serbian Academy of Science and Arts 1525:Branka Vasiljević (16 March 2019). 1510:[Six palms in Kalemegdan]. 1198:Dragan Stanković (27 August 2021). 1180: 983: 726: 442:was built, based on the project of 341: 24: 2194:"Zoo vrt se seli na Adu Ciganliju" 1797:Stefan Stanković (18 April 2019). 1433: 1220:Branka Vasiljević (23 June 2013), 674:Small Staircase in Kalemegdan Park 667: 25: 2504: 2458: 2404:Milić F. Petrović (4 June 2008). 1766:Jelena Mirković (15 March 2019). 1567:Ana Novaković (26 October 2017). 1544:Ana Novaković (28 October 2017). 1491:Iva Parađanin (27 January 2017). 1454:Goran Vesić (12 November 2021). 1200:"Kalemegdan i spomenik bez konja" 1160: 1023: 908: 763:instead of a traditional Serbian 678: 2010:Miona Živić (11 December 2019). 1140: 1131: 1122: 1110: 1091: 1079: 1067: 1053: 663:Big Staircase in Kalemegdan Park 656: 354:The name is formed from the two 184: 177: 161: 34: 2440: 2426: 2412: 2397: 2379: 2360: 2323: 2306: 2294:Ana Vuković (30 October 2019). 2287: 2284:Politika, March 2013, in Serbia 2278: 2263: 2248: 2219: 2204: 2170: 2151: 2132: 2116:Roboljub Šabić (9 June 2021). 2109: 2094: 2075: 2056: 2036: 2032:(in Serbian). 11 December 2019. 2018: 2003: 1991:Dejan Aleksić (26 June 2019). 1984: 1963: 1948: 1926: 1912: 1890: 1871: 1856: 1820: 1805: 1790: 1732: 1705: 1693:Dejan Aleksić (14 March 2019). 1686: 1667: 1652: 1633: 1618: 1606:Ana Novaković (15 March 2019). 1599: 1591:Ana Novaković (11 April 2018). 1560: 1537: 1499: 1484: 1466: 1447: 1423:Приче из Великог рата - Београд 1414: 1395: 1380: 1365: 1314:Goran Vesić (3 January 2019). 1265:(in Serbian). 11 December 2016. 1061:Monument of Gratitude to France 1049: 745: 646:Monument of Gratitude to France 571: 531:Monument of Gratitude to France 489: 45:needs additional citations for 2226:N1 Beograd (5 February 2023). 1456:Позоришни живот под окупацијом 1326: 1307: 1288: 1269: 1252: 866: 848: 694: 633: 615: 299: 279: 144: 13: 1: 1318:[Belgrade Fortress]. 1153: 959: 651: 1550:zbog rušenja na Kalemegdanu" 1402:Ana Vuković (24 July 2022). 1100:Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion 502:The park was damaged during 484:National Theatre in Belgrade 455:Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion 7: 2488:Motorsport venues in Serbia 2332:"Veštački brzaci usred Ade" 2124:) (in Serbian) – via 2101:Nenad Nešić (9 June 2021). 1508:"Šest palmi na Kalemegdanu" 1117:Walkway in Great Kalemegdan 947: 872: 854: 700: 639: 621: 601:View on the Military Museum 587: 285: 150: 10: 2509: 2270:Tanjug (6 February 2023). 2211:Mašina (6 February 2023). 2084:Заустављена градња гондоле 1571:[Object of culture or 1389:Politika-Magazin, No. 1069 1246:Politika-Magazin, No. 1069 1042: 804:Supreme Court of Cassation 717:Pavilion on Sava Promenade 671: 660: 579:On 23 September 2020, six 470:or collections of curios, 336: 2302:(in Serbian). p. 14. 2259:(in Serbian). p. 16. 2166:(in Serbian). p. 16. 2147:(in Serbian). p. 17. 2090:(in Serbian). p. 18. 1999:(in Serbian). p. 15. 1844:Insajder (16 July 2019). 1701:(in Serbian). p. 15. 1682:(in Serbian). p. 16. 1663:(in Serbian). p. 10. 1533:(in Serbian). p. 13. 1514:(in Serbian). p. 15. 1462:(in Serbian). p. 18. 1429:(in Serbian). p. 13. 1391:(in Serbian). p. 28. 1376:(in Serbian). p. 15. 1322:(in Serbian). p. 16. 1303:(in Serbian). p. 13. 1248:(in Serbian). p. 28. 1206:(in Serbian). p. 20. 864: 846: 692: 631: 622:Veliki kalemegdanski park 616:Велики калемегдански парк 613: 412: 362:(meaning "fortress") and 277: 258: 219: 201: 172: 160: 142: 140: 139: 134: 2083: 1992: 1972: 1955:FoNet (3 October 2019). 1629:(in Serbian), p. 16 1455: 1422: 1335: 1315: 1284:(in Serbian), p. 31 377:Südslavische Wanderungen 193:Location within Belgrade 27:Park in Belgrade, Serbia 1739:FoNet (16 March 2019). 855:Mali kalemegdanski park 849:Мали калемегдански парк 498:Kalemegdan Park in 1930 402:Čukur Fountain incident 350:Kalemegdan Park in 1928 243:44.822593°N 20.453066°E 1878:S.V. 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Kalemegdan Park is located in Belgrade
Stari Grad
Belgrade
Serbia
Coordinates
44°49′21″N 20°27′11″E / 44.822593°N 20.453066°E / 44.822593; 20.453066
Serbian
Serbian Cyrillic
Belgrade
Sava
Danube
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Belgrade Fortress
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