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December 2019 when the original deadline, 15 February 2020, was postponed to the late May 2020. The officials claimed the changes in the traffic during the works will be minimal. However, the public transportation grid was changed already at the start of the works, while in January 2020 it was almost completely disrupted. Changes also caused massive traffic jams, so the traffic was partially rerouted to the newly built, partially operational streets within Belgrade Waterfront (Woodrow Wilson Boulevard, Nikolay Kravtsov Street) but the clogging just spread here, too. On 29 February 2020 the square was completely shut down for traffic which led to the unprecedented disturbance in the tram lines grid: out of 11 lines, only one functioned properly, two used changed routes, while 8 were completely shut down. Shutting down of the tram traffic and its partial replacement with buses caused widespread traffic jams over the city and crowds of commuters. Section of the square was partially opened for traffic in May 2020, but for the 7th time the deadline for completion was moved, this time to the end of September, then to the mid-November, and then to the mid-January 2021.
1529:. The monument was to be dedicated in the second half of 2019. Nothing has been done by November 2019, when city announced that the monument to Budisavljević will be erected across the Sava, on the Sava quay between the renovated Karađorđeva Street and the river. Also, the section of the future linear park between Branko's Bridge and the building of the Beton Hall will be named after her. By February 2021 the park was already named after Budisavljević, and the location of the future monument was marked with a square of granite cobblestones. However, no monument has been erected by January 2024. In October 2021 a design competition for the monument was organized. There were 16 submissions, and all were rejected. One was excluded due to the technicalities, and the others were rejected by the jury as not being "adequate to the theme and heroics of Diana Budisavljević". Jury asked the city to organize a new competition, but city purchased five of the rejected designs with "enough esthetic elements".
1877:. President of the Academy of Architecture of Serbia, Bojan Kovačević called the project "irritation" and a part of the city administration's "fifth year of spite towards the public and profession" and "logorrheic phase of the spatial auto-goals". He criticized the bidding process as fake and farcical and pointed that important Belgrade architects boycotted the bidding, adding that we "used to laugh at Skopje". Architect Slobodan Maldini pointed to the inadequacies of the competition, including the composition and competency of the jury and a fact that the name of the winner leaked 8 days before it was officially announced. Spanish work is formally flawed as it has no documentation needed, the monument is different in appearance, size and location from the already chosen Russian sculpture. Maldini stated that the competition is a result of the greed and incompetence and described the project as "unacceptable concreting without ideas" and the sculpture as pricey and megalomaniacal.
892:, Aksentije Todorović, Marko Stojanović, etc. Some of them were among the wealthies people in the state, and centered their palaces around the Little Market. Many of those buildings survived until today. Construction of the square in front of the railway station building began in 1892. First stock exchange in Serbia became operational in Savamala in 1895. in In 1896, three smaller streets, from the Sava Gate to the Paranos Han (Savska, Majdanska and Donja Bogojavljenska), were merged into one named Savska. Remaining route, from the khan to the Main Railway Station, was named Moravska. In 1898, city administration decided to step up the urbanization of the neighborhood, so the smaller, side streets were cut through, the port and quay were regulated, elementary school was opened and the filling of Bara Venecija was finally finished.
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Little Market was withering by this time. In terms of architecture, it was completely surrounded by the massive, sturdy buildings, while economically, the business moved into the surrounding banks, monetary funds and major commercial companies. When construction of the
Bristol Hotel began in 1910, the market was completely closed. In 1911, Ljubomir Krsmanović announced construction of the four-storey building facing three streets, which was to be the final object around the area of the former market, instead of the old hotel "Bosna". Also in 1911, the project was drafted for connecting Savamala and Zeleni Venac with tram line. Hughly advanced for its time, the project envisioned tracks on the reinforced concrete pillars reaching above the buildings. City rejected the plan.
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1200:(New Belgrade) as the baseline for the future development of both old and new parts of Belgrade. The area between these two points, described as "two basal foundations", was to be spanned with nine urban blocks, spreading on both sides of the Sava. Railway station itself was to preserve its function, with additional overhaul which would make it look like the largest railways stations in Europe ("large lace made of glass and steel"). Savamala was to be populated with hotels, bus station, terminus for the airport transport, megamarkets, etc. However, disliked by the group of influential architects, in the future development the envisioned urban tissue was effectively "cut" in its Savamala section by the new projects, and almost nothing of the planned has done.
1100:, the massive building which hosted the Ministry of Transportation was built from 1927 to 1931. At modern 6 Nemanjina Street, and in front of the square-park Hajduk Veljkov Venac, designed by Svetozar Jovanović, it was the largest building in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and the largest ministry building in the Balkans. Heavy fighting occurred around the building in October 1944, during the liberation of Belgrade, as it was the last stand of the German army. The building was damaged, too. After the war, the building hosts headquarters of the Serbian Railways. The lot covers 5,500 square metres (59,000 sq ft), while the total floor area covers 16,000 square metres (170,000 sq ft). The monumental, square building, designed in
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open, green semi-circle, with the focal point being the future 23 m (75 ft) tall monument to Stefan
Nemanja. Also, the project didn't move the tram track outside the circle, but kept them through the center of the pedestrian zone. The deadline given by the city administration for the full completion, the fall of 2019, is deemed too optimistic. The project was changed once more by the city in May 2019. The tram tracks were again moved to the periphery of the central semi-circle while the statue of Stefan Nemanja is also restored to the originally planned height of 28 m (92 ft). With the total area of 12,000 m (130,000 sq ft), Sava Square will become the largest pedestrian square in Belgrade.
1837:, facing the Nemanjina Street, named after him. The monument is a personal wish of the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić. The existing street routes will be turned into the semi-circular crossroad and the traffic will be relocated to the edge of the square. The existing roundabout of the public transportation and a memorial for the 1990-1999 war victims, placed in the 2000s, will be relocated. The existing buildings around the square will be kept, but some will change their purpose (Main Station will be turned into the museum, with added gallery). Post Office Building No. 6 will also change its purpose, though a possibility was announced that it may get its famous pre-World War II façade.
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postponing and two years since the construction started, the 100 m (330 ft) long footbridge should be opened. The delay was continually justified by the illegally built, shabby shack-like object on bridge's route, which took way too long to get demolished. Apart from the retroactively invented phase 2, the constructors also retroactively, in 2020, named other reasons for delay. They included problems with the foundations which had to be re-projected not to damage the lashings used for the construction of the embankment's fortification in 1914, and the tunnel to the fortress which the contractors claim was discovered when they were digging a hole for the engine of the fountain.
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in only 230 m (750 ft). The planned boulevard from the direction of
Belgrade Waterfront will be 45 m (148 ft) wide, but it will enter the Karađorđeva which is only 7 m (23 ft) wide and already constantly clogged with traffic. With other "unfathomable slips in design", the project has been labeled a "shame for designers". With continued criticism of the design (including the tourist workers who pointed out the inadequacy of the project as at some days, there are 15-16 buses needed to transport the tourists from the port, while the project envisions place for only 3 buses), city administration replied that everything has been done after "Podrecca's design".
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1357:. Citizens proposed many changes (reconstruction of the towers on the Main Railway Station building demolished in World War II, restoration of the side domes on the Belgrade Cooperative building, reconstruction of the Hotel Wilson, preservation of the building at 7 Karađorđeva Street), but authorities accepted none. Citizens, architects and urbanists protested against Belgrade Waterfront, but the project was green-lighted nevertheless. The authorities only decided to build an object at the location of the Đumrukana, but the chosen project was disliked for not resembling the old building and for not fitting into the urban environment.
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2020, prolonging the reconstruction to 2 years. Though some finishing works remained to be done, so as cleaning of the area from rubble, and some new works already deteriorated, works were declared finished in early
December 2020, so already in April 2021 the repairs began, but by April 2022, the never fully finished quay and street began to deteriorate due to the low quality works and lack of proper maintenance. This continued, and the difference was especially visible compering it to the Sava Promenade, which continued after the Branko's Bridge, and, as part of the Belgrade Waterfront, was kept meticulously clean.
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transportation; lack of explanations and basis of the claims; assumed high price but lower commuting numbers, compared to the rail tunnels; confusion with the names of the neighborhood and the street where the tunnel ends; envisioned 90 degrees turn in the tunnel itself; provision that, "if necessary", the polluted air and smoke will be released in the city public areas above the tunnel (streets, parks); planned demolition of the wider urban tissue at the entry point; suggestion that, since the underground of
Belgrade is plagued by groundwaters, the work should be done "during the dry season, when possible".
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city refused to disclose how much the New York studio asked for, while the World Bank backed off from financing the project, with city claiming the conditions of the credit are not favorable anyway. Beginning of the construction was tentatively moved to 2021. Ten teams were publicly presented in
February 2020 and the deadline for the completion of works is set for 2023. In November 2020, the beginning of the construction was moved to the end of 2021, and deadline to the end of 2024, but the works were again pushed for January 2022. Construction officially began on 24 January 2022.
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accomplished, like the Palace of
Ljubomir Krsmanović or the Sava Nymph. At the end of the first, short-lived Austro-Hungarian occupation of Belgrade in 1914, Savamala was the location of the frantic evacuation of the occupational forces on 15 December 1914. Originally marching in lines, the soldiers turned into the madding crowd running in disarray. They used ferries to reach the other side of the Sava, taking valuables they plundered. Due to the hastiness and overcrowding, the ferries were capsizing in the wavy river as the "murky Sava was carrying away drowned soldiers".
1497:, Serbian for draught, flow of air). Since 1968 it was located in the temporary object on the promenade. Planned for demolition from 2016, on 25 October 2019 it was forcefully demolished, with police assistance. Until the projected deadline of 31 January 2020, almost nothing has been done on the quay, except that it has been dug out. Authorities claimed the problem with the "Promaja" for the delay, and later claiming that the quay was not part of the original deadline at all, but the official documents dispute this. These works were completed in December 2020.
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that this is just phase 1 of the project. The footbridge won't be operational until 2019 and in the spring of that year the phase 2, or arrangement of the area below the footbridge will start. The price rose to 214 million dinars (€1.8 million). The sculpture itself weights 5 tons and is 7 m (23 ft) tall. It consists of two parts, the upper one made from stainless steel, work of Deacon, and the aluminum-made lower part, work of Bajić. The sculpture was lifted on the 10 m (33 ft) tall stand on top of the elevator in August 2019.
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1984:) around which the stairs will spiral. Between the stairs and the "Bella Vista" restaurant on the Sava bank a park will be formed, with a mini-fountain. Construction was planned to start in June 2016. However, the delay of 15 months followed, so the works began in October 2017, were projected to last 14 months and to cost 200 million dinars (€1.66 million). Also in October, the sculpture was exhibited on the ground next to the construction site.
2362:, the houses began sliding down towards the river while the construction and drilling equipment fell through into the cave and an underground lake. The hole was closed and concreted with all the equipment left inside. While this tunnel was planned to be a railway one, in 1961 company "Geosonda" began probe drilling close to the first attempt, this time for the car tunnel. Attempted at 63 Gavrila Principa Street, it was soon halted, too.
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1920:, on 8 November, the feast day of the veteran's association. The new design was selected, a 2 metres (6 ft 7 in) tall granite memorial with carved opened hand. It was still not decided whether parts of the previous memorial will be embedded into the new one, or just the inscription will be re-carved. In November 2021 it was announced that the monument was neither sculptured nor city allocated money for the monument at all.
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prince gathered his henchmen and thugs and sent them to
Savamala in 1835. As the settlement was still just a shanty town, with houses made of rotten wood and mud, all the houses were demolished in one day, without any demolition equipment. The demolished neighborhood was then burned to the ground, either on the order of the prince, or on the request of the residents so that they wouldn't have to pay for the clearing of the locality.
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would actually push people away from the river, to walk along the present boulevard which encircles the fortress. The fortress itself will be degraded and devalued, so architects and archaeologists suggested surveys, explorations and conservation of the fortress' foothills instead. Project was described as a smokescreen, with the actual purpose being selling of the banks to the private investors and lifting the real estate prices.
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still unfinished square, was fully restored on 2 March 2022. In
December 2022, several structures across the new monument which were abandoned when the works began, partially collapsed. The same section of the square was dug out again at the same time, as the underground infrastructure wasn't repaired or replaced when the entire square was dug out during the major works.
2407:, would have to be widened and adapted for the future traffic coming out of the tunnel. Analysis showed that the ground traffic will be relieved of 3,120 vehicles per hour, which will result in the reduction of the vehicle number in downtown by 10–15%, and driving time and carbon-dioxide emission by 10%. At Savamala entry point, there will be constructed a roundabout in
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in the old, "within the trench" section of Belgrade. That year, the marble cross dedicated the fallen soldier during the 1806 liberation of Belgrade from the Ottomans in the First Serbian Uprising was built at Little Market. It was built by the merchant Ćira Hristić. Popular name, Little Market, was changed with the official one, the Saint Nicholas Market.
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to straighten and extend the street, the city purchased the Paranos estate and demolished the "Paranos Han". Belgrade Cooperative purchased the estate of the Krsmanović brothers in order to built their own building, so the construction of buildings and palaces along the Karađorđeva continued. Building of the Belgrade Cooperative was finished in 1907, the
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building lost its original structure. Instead, the architectural design competition will be organized, with the task of incorporating elements of the old look. The postal building was the last in the line of projects promised to be reconstructed to its old appearances, but were mostly just refurbished instead (Belgrade Main railway station,
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Railway Station was wealthier and more representative, with palaces and luxurious façades. With additional reconstructions, this part of the street was transformed into the proper boulevard with greenery. Section from the bridge to the fortress was mostly occupied by the family houses, trade and hospitality objects, and port facilities.
1819:, and another one with the inscription, in front of the Home of the War Invalids. In the extension of the inscription was the section with pebbles, while the glass plate represented a "river of life", memorizing death of young soldiers. In front of the Saint Sava hospital flower beds, also made of corten steel, were placed.
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architecture students Jelena Pančevac and Žarko Uzelac served as the basis for the project. Dedicated to the "War victims and defenders of the homeland from 1990 to 1999", unique in Serbia regarding the period it commemorates, it was ceremonially dedicated on 24 March 2012. The complex was made of two parts. One made of
806:. The first foreign consulate in Belgrade was opened in Savamala. It is recorded that in 1854, at the Liman section of Savamala (where the pillars of the Branko's Bridge are today), a trading caravan arrived with 550 big and 105 small camels. It was the last camel caravan to reach Belgrade, bringing tobacco from town of
726:, took over. Next to the Đumrukana, the Consulate Building was built. All consuls residing in Belgrade at the time were seated there. The 60 m (200 ft) elongated building later became Hotel Kragujevac. Both buildings domineered the scenic view of the neighborhood seen from the river, towered by the tall
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Despite constant protests to the Belgrade municipality, the protective embankment has not been built other than already existing one at the railway station. German occupational authorities began construction of the embankment in 1942. It was never finished, but some sections are still visible in the 2020s.
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and build a new one. It was expected for the construction of the tunnel to begin in late 2018 ("at the latest") and to be finished in 30 months, i.e., by the mid-2021. Original estimates placed the price of the project between 100 and 130 million euros, but the city government now claims that it will
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aggressive and invasive: "it attacks the fortress and hides its beauty" and "invasive project which pushes the Belgrade Fortress into the background". Additionally, the price was €25.7 million. The administration wanted to combine the two projects, but Fujimoto vetoed it. After Đilas was removed from
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so Savamala lost the importance it had. It became a transport hub and a transit route for commercial traffic which made it even less desirable neighborhood to live in due to the noise and air pollution. As a neglected neighborhood, in the 1960s Savamala became known for its local rascals, typical for
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Already after the war, plans were made for further filling of the area next to the railway, in order to expand cargo section of the station, but they were put on hold. In the early 1940, city decided to finish the draining. On 9 March 1940, a contract was signed with the consortium "Danish Group" for
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Heavy bombardment by the Austro-Hungarian forces in World War I damaged the neighborhood and stopped for a while its affluent progress. With the neighboring Belgrade Fortress, it was on the front line of Austro Hungarian attack. The attack stopped numerous plans and projects, some of which were never
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along the bank of Sava was under construction. The area around the Little Market became the most prestigious one in the entire city and was affordable only to the wealthiest ones. Still, some old ways, like selling watermelons and melons from the barges on the river survived. Having both the port and
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Despite the filling of the former bog from the Prokop stopped in 1898, the filling and construction of the embankments wasn't finished, so the area was still regularly flooded. The drainage system in the upper sections, at Sarajevska Street, was built only in 1904. Former central commercial spot, the
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in Belgrade was built near the railway station. The central street in the neighborhood was formed on 29 February 1904, when the streets of Savska and Moravska were transformed into one, named Karađorđeva, which stretched from the Sava Square and the railway station, to the Belgrade Fortress. In order
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settlement. Prince Miloš ordered for the entire Savamala population to be relocated to the village of Palilula, outside of the city. The order was issued on 13 February 1834 and Cvetko Rajović was appointed to oversee it. The residents refused to move. Irritated by the dragging on of his project, the
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The population of Savamala (local communities of West Vračar, Gavrilo Princip, Zeleni Venac and Slobodan Penezić Krcun) was 18,950 in 2011. It is estimated that in 2015, population of Savamala in its widest sense was around 35,000, which is only third of the population that lived in it in the 1950s.
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The deadlines continued to get prolonged: first to the spring of 2021 and then to the October (tram traffic restoration) and November 2021 (full completion). Trams were restored on 9 February 2022, while the remaining works continued, with tentative new deadline in May 2022. Car traffic, through the
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Nevertheless, works began in July 2019 but were halted the next month, with removal of the temporary and auxiliary objects from the square. The 1990-1999 war victims memorial will be moved to the green area in front of the Railway Museum, on the small square of Hajduk-Veljkov Venac, up the Nemanjina
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for the future arrangement of the square. Designs have to follow all the guidelines set by the Belgrade Waterfront project. The project chosen by February 2019 will be the basis for the future plans. Chosen design was by the Fenwick Iribarren Architects, from Spain which envisioned the square as the
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Although considered as one of the most neglected parts of downtown Belgrade (mostly due to the very bad maintenance of the Karađorđeva street and surrounding buildings), Savamala is the location of many important traffic features in the city: the Karađorđeva street itself (with a railway parallel to
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Another project, strongly pushed by the government at that time but highly unpopular as a concept, was the 1995 "Europolis project" which planned to cover entire section of Belgrade from Terazije to the Sava river with glass. It was a combination of several previous solutions and was launched by the
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at the time, authorized architect Miloš Perović to organize the teams of architects and create a new vision for Savamala. The conditions of the project included the reconstruction and revitalization of the neighborhood into the Belgrade's cultural hub, keeping the "historical matrix" and "nosatalgia
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The section along the Karađorđeva Street continued to be flooded, especially during the torrential rains, when mud floods would flow down from Zeleni Venac. Especially damaging floods occurred on 25 July 1938, and in 1940 and in April 1941 (after the bombing of Belgrade), when the Sava spilled over.
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Merchant Rista Paranos purchased the "Kovačević Han" in 1867 and reconstructed it into the "Paranos Han". It was a city within the city, with shops, kafanas, rooms for rent, storages and stables. Next to it, a modern "Evropa" hotel was built. By 1862, economic output of Savamala overtook the economy
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In February 2019 the deadline was postponed to the summer of 2019. Despite already being described as "no smaller project, no more postponing", in June 2019 it was again postponed for October (when, for 2 days, pedestrians were allowed to walk on it), and then for November 2019 when after a year of
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said that it will be finished by summer of 2018. President of the City Hall, Nikola Nikodijević, said in May that it will be open in August 2018. In August it was obvious that the works are not close to being complete and the city extended the deadline to November. In September 2018, city announced
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A section of the new square in front of the Stefan Nemanja's monument collapsed, with wider area becoming shaky and instable. It showed that surface granite slabs were elevated and placed on short columns. Contractors stated that it is a location of originally planned underground dry deck fountain,
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street in New Belgrade. It covers an area of 185 ha (460 acres), out of which 107 ha (260 acres) in the old section, 47 ha (120 acres) in New Belgrade and 31 ha (77 acres) of the water surface of the Sava. The term "Sava amphitheater" was coined by the architect Đorđe Kovljanski
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Though the deadline for the other works approached (31 January 2020, except for the line park), it was obvious that works are not progressing. Just few days after city urbanist Marko Stojčić stated that everything will be finished by the end of January, deadline was moved for 7 months, to September
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In August 2021, city expanded the project to 66 ha (160 acres), of which only 22.8 ha (56 acres) will make the green corridor. Rest will be privately owned residential buildings, commercial structures and sports fields. This caused negative comments from experts and architects. New design
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In the summer of 2019 the contours of the reconstructed area became noticeable. The experts criticized the project, especially the transportation solutions. Though the project was to fully separate the street carriageways and the tram tracks which crossed each other once, they are now crossed twice
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The Belgrade Main railway station became operational in 1884. It was built in the southern section of the neighborhood, which was the filled swamp known as Bara Venecija. The route of the future central thoroughfare in Savamala, Karađorđeva Street, was urbanistically regulated for the first time in
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A detailed regulatory plan was made public in February 2018. It met with the disapproval of experts. Major objections include: lack of any cost or exploitation numbers in the plan; projected usage by personal cars only and general favoring of cars at the expense of pedestrians, cyclists and public
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with the Ottomans. Later that year, the remaining Ottomans from the Savamala, who lived in the area of Liman and around the Sherif Mosque. moved into the fortress, and the mosque, as the last remaining Ottoman object in the neighborhood, was demolished. Also in 1862, contractor Joseph Steinlechner
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design studio for the linear park. However, in December 2019 city announced that the design will be given to 10 different Serbian teams (all members have to be below 40 years), each for one of 10 planned segments of the park. It was reported though, that finances were probably the problem, as the
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Before and concurrently with this reconstruction, several facades of the houses on the left side of the street were revitalized (there are no edifices on the right side, it is open to the river), as they have been neglected since the end of World War II. A notable exception is the house at No. 7,
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in 1924, but by 1926 the deal was off. The Society asked for the land lot in Savamala, at the corner of the Nemanjina and Sarajevska streets, but the city refused to do so, as the park was planned for the area, offering another parcel in the city. In 1929, city finally offered the lot in Savamala
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in 1970. The 1 km (0.62 mi) long tunnel was to connect the Gavrila Principa Street with the brewery Belgrade in Cetinjska. The plan included sidewalks and tram tracks. Streetwise, it was to go underground at Gavrila Principa, elevate a bit under the 36, 38, 13 and 15 Kraljice Natalije,
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In May 2020, despite the adamant confirmations in the meantime, it was announced that the old post office building, which occupies the south-west section of the square, won't be restored to its pre-World War II appearance. City claimed the full reconstruction will be financially imprudent as the
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After the Main railway station was built in 1884, the area to the east developed into the square which, due to its location close both to the railway and the port, served for the transshipment of the goods. In 1892 city decided to fill the area in front of the station and to form the square. The
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across the Sava, which was finished in 1934. In order to make access path to the new bridge, numerous commercial and residential objects had to be demolished. This way, the Karađorđeva Street, and with it the neighborhood, was almost physically divided in two. Section from the bridge to the Main
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In 1930, the society announced international design competition which resulted in 129 designs (79 from Germany, 18 from Austria, 15 from Yugoslavia, and the rest from Switzerland, Italy, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria and Hungary). The project of German architect Josef Wenzler was chosen. He planned a
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In the early 2000s, veteran organizations began action for the monument which would commemorate the victims of the 1990s wars. The design competition was announced in 2005, and out of some 20 submissions, the first prize wasn't awarded in September 2006. Instead, the second placed design by the
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is. "Beogradski mali pijac" (Belgrade's Little Farmers Market) was established at the center of Savamala and with the Karađorđeva street, became the focal point of city's commerce. The market was conceived by the prince as the proper Serbian farmers market (upper Cannoneer's Greenmarket was not
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which has over 10,000 visitors. The festival consists of movies, musical and artistic performances, lectures and exhibitions. The Urban Incubator turned the "Spanish House" into a pavilion where they coordinated workshops, exhibitions, literary nights and seminars about architecture, urbanism,
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are 15 m (49 ft) deep, that out of monument's 28 m (92 ft), 5 m (16 ft) will be underground and that monument will "shine" due to the decorative lights. Deputy mayor Goran Vesić called it a historical moment, which will be only surpassed by the day when president
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Savamala was the first new settlement constructed outside the fortress walls. In time, migrants from Bulgaria and Hungary also settled in the neighborhood, so as the boatmen from Bosnia who operated river trade. The settlement was separated from the central city area by the trench, which had
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Complete renovation of the remaining section of the street, from the Branko's Bridge to the Sava Square was announced, as a possibility, for 2023, or concurrently with the construction of the new bridge, the Savamala-Palilula tunnel, and the roundabout which should connect them all.
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burned wooden hovels in Savamala, engulfing the city in smoke. When the main Ottoman army landed, a large number of Serbs got stranded on the bank in Savamala, trying to flee across the river into Austria. Men were massacred, while women and children were enslaved. All over the city
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of the modern neighborhood. Several distinct neighborhoods developed in Lower Serbian Town, with names like "Preka Mahala", section "Kraj Save" ("at Sava", where the poorest population dwelled) or "Pokraj Bare" ("next to the pond"), where the boatmen and street musicians resided.
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style; belonged to the Belgrade port, Serbian shipping society and was a Museum of the river shipping; today in ruins with only the outer skeleton of side walls existing. During World War I, in 1915 part of the building was adapted into the quarantine due to the outbreak of the
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The works were declared finished, and the footbridge open, on 3 May 2020. The elevator within the structure never became operational. The surrounding lot was named Park Edvard Rusjan on 9 June 2021, and the decision was made to place a monument to the Slovene aviation pioneer
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Due to its relative low altitude toward the Sava, and lack of any protection, Savamala is the only part of the central urban area of Belgrade that gets flooded during the extremely high waters of the river. It was almost completely flooded in 1984 and during the major
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In 2008 city began preparatory work on the first official urban plan for Savamala, but it was going slow. Propositions included the turning of the Main Railway Station into the museum and Savamala as the location of the future opera house or the building of the
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Pushing their pet project, Belgrade Waterfront, the city government announced in May 2017 that it has decided on the future route of the tunnel. From the direction of Savamala, it will enter underground apparently at the same place as planned before, near the
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escalators and regular stairs were planned for commuters so they could use tram lines. Due to the various reasons (departure of mayor Branko Pešić, financial crisis from the mid-1970s, enormous projected costs of the project), the idea was again abandoned.
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Hadži-Neimar designed in 1840 an elongated, large, ground floor house, built from hard materials at the corner of modern Balkanska, Gavrila Principa and Admirala Geprata streets. It was called Princely or Great Brewery, or, because it was owned by princess
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quit the commission which selected the monument, considering all five designs bad and accusing politicians of choosing the monument. All four artistic members of the commission voted against this design, but five political appointees voted for. Historian
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The quay continued to degrade. By the April 2023 many granite slabs used for paving broke and crumbled, streetlamps were broken, the grassy areas were messy, numerous graffiti were painted and even the traffic lights in the Karađorđeva stopped working.
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due to the panoramic view of Belgrade from the river (hence the "amphitheater" appearance). In its strategy, city government banned tall buildings in the old section of Belgrade. All of this was changed later because of the Belgrade Waterfront project.
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in 1860, Savamala was one of them. By the census of 1883 it had a population of 5,547. According to the further censuses, the population of Savamala was 6,981 in 1890, 6,516 in 1895, 8,033 in 1900, 9,504 in 1905, 9,567 in 1910 and 11,924 in 1921.
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square was designed by the architect Eduar Leže, who "stuck the needle point in the station vestibule's entrance and draw a circle with 120 metres (390 ft) diameter". As the main goods were the cereals and grains, so in time it was named
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with additional help from Branislav Mitrović, was chosen by the city. The project consists of a pedestrian bridge, panoramic glass elevator (just to the top of the stairs, not to the fortress) and a sculpture called "From there to here"
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In the 2010s few artistic enthusiasts began transforming Savamala into the new creative hub of Belgrade. Formerly representative buildings, but now completely dilapidated, became headquarters of the cultural organizations like
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and postponed works further claiming the new bridge will have no purpose without the tunnel. The works were postponed for the spring or summer of 2024, with long preparatory works added as the reason for delay. In July 2023
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In April 2016 a controversy started about buildings that were suddenly demolished overnight in Savamala. It is believed that this happened in order to make space for an Arabian-financed project on the Belgrade Waterfront.
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Street, including the "Beograd" hotel and the Home of the Invalids. Hotel "Beograd", designed in 1936 by Milutin Jovanović, and finished in 1939 as "Grand Hotel Beograd", is considered a typical example of "Belgrade
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and Đorđe Vučo. State financially supported the construction of 46 shops, administrative building of the State Council (future "Odeon" cinema), building of the Ministry of Finance with the Financial Park (since 2017
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so a basin 80 cm (31 in) deep and covering 100 m (1,100 sq ft) was left hollow under the slabs. The fountain was tested in August 2023, but as of February 2024 it was still not working.
1783:("Sava Square"). Hotel "Petrograd" was built at the square and was mostly occupied by the visitors which stayed only for a few days in the city. It was especially popular among the travelers who arrived by the
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the Belgrade at that time, when each neighborhood had ones. It had such a bad reputation that mothers would warn their misbehaving daughters that if they do not act nice, they will "marry them into Savamala".
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took over Belgrade, even intensifying the terror. He issued an order that "people of Savamala can rebuild their houses, but of such size, that man has to stoop when entering". Things changed only in 1815 when
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Despite all the changes in the neighborhood since the 2010s, in August 2021 it was announced that city's Institute for the Cultural Monuments' Protection is conducting a study on Savamala's protection as the
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was invigorated with many new performances, galleries, clubs and restaurants. They were joined by the Society for the ambiental protection of Savamala which organizes yearly celebration of the Savamala Day.
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is today, above the Savska Jalija. A building of the Ministry of Transportation was later built next to it. For the most part it had no permanent market stalls and the goods were sold directly of the carts.
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in 1923 when he projected a plan by which Savamala would be turned into an island. Savamala was much shaped by the architectural work of merchant Luka Ćelović, which includes hotels, palaces and parks (
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in May 2017. The reason they cited was the frequent pressure from the state authorities. It included constant demolition orders, politically instigated inspections of all kinds and ever-growing fiscal
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In 1920, the Society for the Construction of Catholic Church in Belgrade was founded, with the purpose of building the Roman Catholic Cathedral. City administration originally donated the parcel in
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of history". The project was presented in the gallery of the academy. The project was titled "Cultural Center for the 3rd Millennium". Proposition by the Serbian architects was titled "Sava City" (
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Marashli Ali Pasha, Ottoman vizier of Belgrade from 1815 to 1821, in 1817 by the verbal agreement donated the entire patch of land along the river, stretching from the Fortress to the modern
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Project Belgrade Waterfront envisioned complete change of the square area. The section in front of the Belgrade Main Railway Station will be turned into the plateau with large monument to
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All of this was changed later because of the Belgrade Waterfront project. The Academy in 1993 coordinated several projects by 1993, best known of which was the concept of "Water Town" (
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in downtown where the majority of sellers were Turks. Founded in 1834, it was located between the modern buildings of Hotel Bristol and Belgrade Cooperative. Little market was only the
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After the war, construction of the large buildings continued. The Palace of Rista Paranos was built 1922–1923, at 67 Karađorđeva Street. It is one of the rare examples of the Baltic
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and they stormed into the fortress on 12 December 1806. In January 1807, Austrian and French press reported on the raid, which was the first international mention of Savamala.
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Dragan Perić (22 October 2017), "Beogradski vremeplov - Pijace: mesto gde grad hrani selo" [Belgrade chronicles - greenmarkets: a place where village feeds the city],
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1893, when the construction of high, massive, lavish buildings, "palaces", began. Buildings of the older proprietors were joined by the new ones built by Dimitrije Marković,
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Storages and shops were abundant and the most esteemed merchants in Belgrade began buying lots and building houses: the Krsmanović brothers, Rista Paranos, Konstantin Antul,
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Dejan Aleksić (18 September 2018). "Бира се најповољнији понуђач, радови не пре октобра" [The most favorable contractor is being picked, works not before October].
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office in 2013, the project, which always remained only on paper, was abandoned. New administration signaled that they might use Redžić's project, but that didn't happen.
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Amidst the continuous and almost unanimous objections by the experts, construction of the monument to Stefan Nemanja began on 15 August 2020. It was announced that the
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Bojan Bosiljčić (2016). "Razgolićeni grad - Savski amfiteatar u raljama Beograda na vodi" [Naked city - Sava Amphitheatre in the jaws of Belgrade Waterfront].
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was built around 1835. The prince issued a decree that "merchants and trade agents must settle along the Sava". Rajović tried to hire Joseph Felber, an architect from
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Massive reconstruction of western part of the western neighborhood began in 2018, while the eastern part have been demolished completely part by part because of the
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pouring 500,000 tons of sand on the section between the railway and the river, and from the station to the bridge. The same consortium (made of Danish companies "
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and counted 35 of them. Mundy described the watermills as "nice looking", both inside and outside. They appeared as regular houses, except for the boat-shaped
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Construction began in the 1830s as ordered by the prince Miloš Obrenović, after a popular pressure to build a Serbian settlement outside the fortress and the
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who lived in the area, used the mud from the bog to make roof tiles. They lived in small huts or caravans (called "čerge"), between the high grass and
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street to accommodate both the tunnel and the future new bridge on the Sava, after the surprising decision by the city authorities to demolish the
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merchant Ćira Hristić erected the black marble cross in memory of the fighters who died during the liberation of Belgrade from the Turks in 1806
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in 1858-1859 and served as the temporary theatrical scene from 1857 to 1862 after the demolition of Đumrukana. It was later acquired by the
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Branka Vasiljević (8 October 2023). "Диана Будисављевић и даље без спомен-обележја" [Diana Budisavljević still without a memorial].
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The idea of digging a tunnel which would connect Belgrade's section on the Sava slope with the area on the Danube slope existed since 1867.
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Street, being dug into the hill below Kosančićev Venac so that goods could be stored directly after being loaded off the boats in the port.
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They chronicled stories from the inhabitants about old Savamala and employed artists and designers to revitalize the area who painted many
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the railway by which visitors arrived, soon numerous hotels were built, both in Savamala and the Kosančićev Venac above it. Hotels
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arranged the small square in front of the Belgrade Cooperative. In the center of the square the statue named Sava Nymph, work of
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cost only 78 millions. Still, it is more of a conceptual design for now, as the full plans and projects are yet to be done.
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streets (extending a bit outside of the Branko's Bridge and the Gazela bridge) in the old part of the city, and by the
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4309:[Prodanović about the monument: I am afraid that Belgrade will become new Skopje] (in Serbian). N1.
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Savamala received worldwide attention due to its cultural renaissance. Articles about it were published in
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Bojan Kovaćević (15–16 February 2019). "Немања за под кулу" [Nemanja made to be under the tower].
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3263:[Interview - Aleksandar Stjepanović, architect: There is no dialogue today, today one man rules].
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3440:[Beobuild: Visible lapses in the new design for Karađorđeva Street in Belgrade] (in Serbian). N1.
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4772:[Company "Ras Inženjering" issued a statement regarding a hole in Sava Square] (in Serbian). N1.
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Dragan Perić (20 May 2018). "Žitni trg ispred stanice" [Grains Square in front of the station].
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Dejan Aleksić (9 May 2017), "Šest decenija opštine Palilula - Nekad selo, a danas urbana celina grada",
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Milan Janković (11 February 2019). "Пасарела готова до лета" [Footbridge finished by summer].
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Dragoljub Acković (December 2008), "Šest vekova Roma u Beograde – part XV, Veselje do kasno u noć",
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3550:[Sremska and Nušićeva (streets) first, Kneza Miloša Street and Bezistan nowhere in sight].
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473:. The watermills were constructed in the interior and then rafted downstream to Belgrade.
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2519:[Did you know - how many watermills were on the Sava in the early 17th century].
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streets, is one of the rare. Meeting point for the members of the revolutionary movement
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4283:[Politics, not experts, decided on Stefan Nemanja's monument] (in Serbian). N1.
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often cited as one of the most beautiful buildings in Belgrade; fully restored in 2014
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4224:[Central plateau to the pedestrians, traffic is relocated to the periphery].
3739:[Sava Quay - instead by the end of the month, finished only on 1 September].
2779:[Development and stages of Belgrade on old postcards, photographs and maps].
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5401:"Prvo podizanje privremenog gradilišnog platoa, onda demontaža Starog savskog mosta"
4449:[Reconstruction of Sava Square changed the traffic regime in Kneza Miloша].
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Nada Kovačević (2014), "Beograd ispod Beograda" [Belgrad beneath Belgrade],
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2795:Да ли знате - Када је први пароброд упловио у београдско пристаниште и како се звао
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5255:"Interview: Dragoljub Bakić - Beograd će propasti ako ne bude ozbiljnih projekata"
4859:[Pedestrian bridge from Sava to fortress passable (from the) next month].
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Ričard Dikon i Mrđan Bajić predstavljaju projekat Most na Kalemegdanu, 27 May 2015
4263:"Svi saglasni - Stefan Nemanja zaslužio spomenik, ali stručnjaci kritikuju izgled"
1944:, will be constructed. The idea of building panoramic elevators or establishing a
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architecture in Belgrade. In November 2021, city announced building's renovation.
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Remains of demolished buildings in Hercegovačka street in Belgrade (May 14, 2016)
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3782:[Decorative decking is replaced, still missing trash bins and benches].
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Today, the zone of "preventive protection Savamala" is bounded by the streets:
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4392:[Tram lines rotating, buses 78 and 83 go across the Branko's Bridge].
3719:"Ne davimo Beograd: Projektom "Linijski park" se prikriva privatizacija obala"
3664:[Next week new deadline for start of the linear park's construction].
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Right across the tracks from the street, on the port promenade, there was the
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In July 2017, city urbanist Milutin Folić announced the reconstruction of the
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arrived in Belgrade, he declared the full amnesty. However, he soon left, and
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4145:[Unveiling of the monument to the killed in the 1990s on Mitrovdan].
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in 1908, Hotel Bristol in 1912, Hotel Washington (later Hotel Wilson), etc.
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5072:[Elevators built in, when will they start to work - no one knows].
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Daliborka Mučibabić (3 October 2017), "Pešački most spaja reku i tvrđavu",
4581:"Cena izrade i postavljanja spomenika Stefanu Nemanji ostaje državna tajna"
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3225:[Reconstruction of the railway building in Nemanjina is finished].
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in the park. In 1911, Rusjan was killed in the airplane crash in the area.
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4907:[We open Kalemegdan footbridge in August] (in Serbian). Istinomer.
4524:[Post office in Savska will be renovated, but not to original].
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Predrag J. Marković (9 February 2019). "Арканизација споменичког пејсажа".
3438:"Beobuild: Vidljivi propusti u novom rešenju Karađorđeve ulice u Beogradu"
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design, arts and culture. Mixer House announced that it will move back to
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3474:[Uncertain fate of the house projected by Konstantin Jovanović].
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street is the only one in Belgrade that still produces handmade candies.
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3761:[Reconstruction of Karađorđeva and Sava Quay finally finished].
3021:. Kingdom of Yugoslavia - General State Statistics, Sarajevo. June 1932.
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5422:[New tunnel and bridge will change the traffic image of city].
5330:Обнова улица до краја године, Кнеза Милоша, нови мост и тунел на чекању
5053:[Footbridge opened - Belgrade Fortress connected to the quay].
4467:[Instead of Sretenje, Sava Square will be finished in autumn].
4430:[Shutting down the trams - jams in Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra].
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Daliborka Mučibabić (22 July 2017), "Karađorđeva ulica čeka majstore",
2910:[National Theatre] (in Serbian). Benke.co.uk. 10 December 2008.
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4698:"Urušio se deo zida napuštenih objekata kod spomenika Stefanu Nemanji"
4662:[Trams across Sava Square in October, works end in November].
4121:Одабран идејни пројекат за Споменик жртвама рата и браниоцима отаџбине
4046:[Red bricks remain in the new look of the Palace of Justice].
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3702:[Route of the future linear park in Dorćol is being cleaned].
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Final results of the census of population from 31 January 1921, page 4
2777:Развој и мене Београда на старим разгледницама, фотографијама и мапама
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formerly one of the most representative buildings in Belgrade, in the
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to Belgrade merchant Anastas Hiristodulo. By the late 19th century, a
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4307:"Prodanović o spomeniku: Bojim se da će Beograd postati novo Skoplje"
3645:[Construction of the linear park starts at the end of 2021].
3548:Прво Сремска и Нушићева, Улица кнеза Милоша и Безистан нису на видику
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Popis stanovništva po mesnim zajednicama, Saopštenje 40/2002, page 4
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4799:"Putari u Savskoj ulici, a majstori u zgradi Pošte do kraja godine"
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4352:Због обнове Савског трга сели се споменик испред Железничког музеја
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3961:[Monument to Diana Budisavljević finally in preparations].
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streets. Ciganska bara drained two other bogs. One was located on
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4922:[Meeting of the Sava and the fortress in early November].
4770:"Povodom rupe na Savskom trgu oglasila se firma "Ras inženjering""
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3801:[Garbage, graffiti and demolished candelabra everywhere].
3607:[Local architectural minds will project the linear park].
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3146:[Occupied Belgrade as recorded by the Politika's legend].
1960:), was universally panned by the architects and citizens, but the
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street. Other pond whose water drained into the Ciganska bara was
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5182:. Zavod za informatiku i statistiku grada Beograda. 26 July 2002.
4065:[Plan for placing eight spatial units under protection].
3942:[Space (dedicated) to Diana Budisavljević at Sava Quay].
3472:"Neizvesna sudbina kuće koju je projektovao Konstantin Jovanović"
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4734:[Works at "Saint Sava" hospital will last for a month].
4660:"Tramvaji preko Savskog trga od oktobra, kraj radova u novembru"
4543:[Post office in Savska gets original façade after all].
3455:[Future pedestrian path already baffles the passersby].
3090:[Karađorđeva Street, hand in hand with the "Politika"].
2517:Да ли знате - Колико је било воденица на Сави почетком 17. века?
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connected construction of the tunnel with the demolition of the
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in central Serbia, and the other to the south (neighborhoods of
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Mixer House, moved to Savamala in 2012 from the neighborhood of
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Urban neighbourhood in Savski Venac/Stari Grad, Belgrade, Serbia
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5292:"Tunel od 1,9 kilometara povezaće "Beograd na vodi" i Palilulu"
4447:"Obnova Savskog trga promenila režim saobraćaja u Kneza Miloša"
4339:[Flamenco and kazachok] (in Serbian). Večernje Novosti.
3662:"Sledeća nedelja novi rok za početak izgradnje linijskog parka"
3569:[Linear park tailored after the New York's High Line].
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Daliborka Mučibabić & Dejan Aleksić (15–16 February 2015).
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5351:[Terazije terrace with more greenery in three steps].
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The Collapse of the Rule of Law in Serbia: the "Savamala" Case
4390:"Tramvaji se rotiraju, autobusi 78 i 83 preko Brankovog mosta"
4143:На Митровдан откривање споменика погинулима деведесетих година
3588:[New park from the Beton Hala to the Pančevo Bridge].
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Some of the best-known landmarks of the neighborhood include:
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On his voyage from Constantinople to London, English traveler
5196:. Grad Beograd – Sektor statistike (xls file). 23 April 2015.
4959:[Pedestrians test the bridge by the mid next month].
4411:[Until April, only "Thirteen" on its regular route].
4281:"Politika, a ne struka, odlučila o spomeniku Stefanu Nemanji"
3510:"Zgrada Fakulteta primenjenih umetnosti – veza centra i reke"
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4681:[Traffic over the entire Sava Square starts today].
3904:[Monument to Diana Budisavljević on the Sava quay].
3839:[They're demolishing "Promaja", arrange Sava Quay].
3737:"Savski kej umesto do kraja meseca – gotov tek 1. septembra"
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Anica Teofilović; Vesna Isajlović; Milica Grozdanić (2010).
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ordered demolition of the Sava Gate in June 1862 during the
678:. The structure was maintained by the residents through the
4624:[No funds for the 1990-1999 war victims monument].
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above, in Kosančićev Venac. Both buildings were damaged in
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Stanovništvo po opštinama i mesnim zajednicama, Popis 2011
4857:"Pešački most od Save do tvrđave prohodan sledećeg meseca"
4167:[Quest for the solution for the new Sava Square].
3450:
3402:[Railroad around the fortress is being scrapped].
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A.K. (28 April 2017), "Mikser iz Savamale ide na Dorćol",
2601:[How the city quarters were formed] (in Serbian).
2011:
Opening was then postponed to 23 April 2020. However, the
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Beton Hala, a row of former storages in Sava port, in 2009
3362:"Belgrade's Savamala district: Serbia's new creative hub"
2816:[Farmers markets - Village among market stalls].
2499:"Savamala – četvrt umetnosti I tri četvrti noćnog života"
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In 2008 city administration announced that a footbridge (
1646:), built in the late 19the century, at the corner of the
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Savamala is the main section of the "Sava amphitheater" (
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1148:. The building was declared a cultural monument in 2007.
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were built close to the port. There were also the hotels
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and demolished after the war. On 12 June 1841, the first
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5136:[How a "Spanish" house came to be in Belgrade].
5016:[New deadline for the footbridge - April 2020].
4428:"Ukidanje tramvaja – gužva u Bulevaru kralja Aleksandra"
4184:"Vučić moli Beograd da podigne spomenik Stefanu Nemanji"
4063:"U planu da se pod zaštitu stavi osam prostornih celina"
3779:Декоративна подлога се мења, још нема канти и дела клупа
5051:Отворена пасарела - Београдска тврђава спојена са кејом
3683:[First steps towards new park's construction].
3223:"Završena obnova zgrade srpskih železnica u Nemanjinoj"
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called it the continuation of almost two decades long "
1807:(Square of Brotherhood and unity), before it was named
485:, when Austrians moved Christian population out of the
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Daliborka Mučibabić, Dejan Aleksić (4–5 April 2020).
4564:[Placing of Stefan Nemanja's monument began].
4505:[Mid-January - new deadline for Sava Square].
4486:[New deadline for Sava Square - 15 November].
4373:[Continued removal of the temporary objects].
4099:
3885:[Many broken granite slabs on the promenade].
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Dejan Aleksić, Daliborka Mučibabić (26 October 2019).
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The idea is revived in 1972, after the opening of the
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cultural monument of exceptional importance from 1979
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cultural monument of exceptional importance from 1983
1995:, while the sculpture "Tripod" in the neighborhood of
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5420:"Novi tunel i most promeniće saobraćajnu sliku grada"
5368:"Odloženo uklanjanje Starog savskog mosta u Beogradu"
5094:]. City of Belgrade. 10 June 2021. pp. 1–2.
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Dejan Aleksić, Daliborka Mučibabić (16 August 2021).
4559:
4409:До априла само "тринаестица" остаје на редовној траси
3605:"Domaća arhitektonska pamet projektuje linijski park"
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Mihajlo Mitrović (15 June 2012), "Najzad, Savamala",
3107:Угоститељско туристичка школа - некад и сад 1938-2006
2833:Угоститељско туристичка школа - некад и сад 1938-2006
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corner of Gavrila Principa 7 and Kraljevića Marka 12
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due to the marshy land, the area was gradually named
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5070:"Liftovi ugrađeni, a kada će da prorade – ne zna se"
4997:[Footbridge (will be) passable next month].
4732:"Radovi kod Bolnice "Sveti Sava" trajaće mesec dana"
4605:[Trams run across Sava Square and Savska ].
3759:"Konačno završena obnova Karađorđeve i Savskog keja"
3546:Daliborka Mučibabić, Dejan Aleksić (31 July 2022).
3326:"Doviđenja, Savamala: Mixer House se seli na Dorćol"
2925:[Short history of Belgrade's beer brewing].
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In May 2015, a 2006-2009 project of Mrđan Bajić and
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cemetery which was located on the slope beneath the
5370:[Removal of the Old Sava Bride postponed].
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3204:"Prvi lift u zgradi bivšeg Ministarstva saobraćaja"
3127:[When all roads were leading to Belgrade].
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ordered the construction of modern Savamala in 1834
5399:Daliborka Mučibabić, Dejan Aleksić (28 May 2023).
5290:Dejan Aleksić, Daliborka Mučibabić (19 May 2017).
4767:
4520:Dejan Aleksić, Daliborka Mučibabić (6 June 2020).
4044:"Crvena opeka ostaje i u novom ruhu Palate pravde"
3187:[Catholic cathedral which doesn't exist].
3165:[Baltic modern architecture in Savamala].
2775:Miloš Jurišić; Snežana Toševa (17 October 2020).
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5365:
5309:Mihailo Maletin; et al. (23 February 2018).
4978:[October - new deadline for footbridge].
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4522:"Pošta u Savskoj biće obnovljena, ali ne izvorno"
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3959:"Spomenik Diani Budisavljević konačno u pripremi"
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2709:[Crazy Nasta and Belgrade's misfortune].
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738:ever in Serbia docked in Sava port. It was Count
432:. That means it encompasses the neighborhoods of
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5349:"Terazijska terasa s više zelenila u tri koraka"
4334:
4243:[Memorial park for the corona victims].
4007:
3626:[Linear park will be finished in 2023].
3531:[Port Authority's time for renovation].
3493:[Wreath of heritage - hose for "Kolo"].
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2549:Jelena Beoković, "Zaboravljeni život Savamale",
978:, which was built on the Wilson's Square. Hotel
706:Prince Miloš relocated the city's port from the
483:1717-1739 Austrian occupation of northern Serbia
302:. It is located in Belgrade's municipalities of
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5168:. Savezni zavod za statistiku (txt file). 1983.
5154:. Savezni zavod za statistiku (txt file). 1983.
5035:[Meeting point of fortress and river].
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3923:[New monuments from Sava Quay to Taš].
3820:[1 to 5 - renovation and maintenance].
3417:Radoslav Ćebić, Dragoljub Bakić (31 May 2018).
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1948:line was also considered. On the international
5238:[Tyranny of the Belgrade Waterfront].
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4622:"Nema para za Spomenik žrtvama rata 1990–1999"
4465:"Savski trg umesto na Sretenje gotov na jesen"
4238:
4026:
3902:"Diani Budisavljević spomenik na Savskom keju"
3883:"Mnoge granitne kocke na šetalištu polomljene"
3586:"Novi park od Beton hale do Pančevačkog mosta"
3567:"Linijski park po uzoru na njujorški Haj lajn"
3453:"Buduća pešačka staza već zbunjuje prolaznike"
3421:[Tyranny of the Belgrade Waterfront].
3144:Окупирани Београд из пера "Политикине" легенде
1865:of the monumental skyline" in Belgrade, while
1030:, etc. The palace was designed by the Russian
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5275:[Fighting for city's mega projects].
5092:City of Belgrade's Official Gazette No. 43/21
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3700:Чисте трасу будућег линијског парка на Дорћлу
3643:Почетак изградње линијског парка крајем 2021.
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533:. Marshy area covered modern location of the
493:), Lower Serbian Town (Savamala), Karlstadt (
4957:Пешаци тестирају мост средином идућег месеца
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4812:
4578:
4541:"Pošta u Savskoj ipak dobija izvornu fasadu"
4322:Politika-Kulturni dodatak, year LXII, No. 45
4136:
4134:
4100:Nenad Novak Stefanović (12 November 2021).
4084:
3940:"Диани Будисављевић простор на Савском кеју"
3799:"Svuda smeće, grafiti i izvaljene svetiljke"
3752:
3750:
3730:
3728:
3178:
3176:
3122:
3049:
2759:
1903:University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy
1638:and shops, only few survived today. Kafana "
1591:words for neighbourhood or block of houses.
1124:sculptures at the entrance (male, holding a
326:, and stretches along the right bank of the
5384:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
5270:
4905:"Kalemegdansku pasarelu otvaramo u avgustu"
4850:
4848:
4846:
4844:
4782:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
4715:[Workers returned to Sava Square].
4679:Саобраћај преко целог Савског трга од данас
4603:"Tramvaji voze preko Savskog trga i Savske"
4274:
4272:
3853:
3451:Dejan Aleksić, Ana Vuković (16 July 2019).
3296:
3294:
3292:
3239:
3201:
3182:
2920:
2845:
2811:
2740:
2704:
2639:["Serbian" and "German" Belgrade].
2634:
2615:
2576:
2574:
2572:
2570:
2568:
2566:
2564:
2562:
2548:
2492:
2490:
2488:
2486:
2484:
2389:University of Belgrade Faculty of Economics
2338:
2015:was declared in Serbia in March due to the
1967:pushed the project. The experts called the
1848:Author of the monument is Russian sculptor
1348:
1248:Mural "Smiling Dutch girl", painted in 2016
5461:
5447:
4976:"Oktobar – novi rok za otvaranje pasarele"
4827:
4562:Почело постављање споменика Стефану Немањи
4503:"Sredina januara ‒ novi rok za Savski trg"
4256:
4254:
4205:[Sava Square as the green wheel].
4158:
4156:
4104:[Belgrade's moderna rejuvenates].
3856:"Ruši se kafana "Promaja" na Savskom keju"
3030:
3028:
2933:
2801:(in Serbian). 24 October 2019. p. 34.
2482:
2480:
2478:
2476:
2474:
2472:
2470:
2468:
2466:
2464:
2451:regarding the construction of the tunnel.
1265:
529:into the Sava, across the northern tip of
5266:
5264:
5229:
5227:
5012:Daliborka Mučibabić (14 December 2019).
4920:"Susret tvrđave i Save početkom novembra"
4809:
4560:Julijana Simić Tenšić (16 August 2020).
4371:Настављенмо уклањање привремених објеката
4131:
3747:
3725:
3641:Daliborka Mučibabić (11 November 2020).
3622:Daliborka Mučibabić (27 February 2020).
3400:"Pruga oko tvrđave odlazi u staro gvožđe"
3173:
3161:Nenad Novak Stefanović (13 March 2020).
3118:
3116:
2321:
1708:, a legal codification compiled in 1349.
1236:in advance of the forthcoming elections.
1171:
5115:"Španska kuća simbol preporoda Savamale"
4993:Daliborka Mučibabić (10 October 2019).
4950:
4948:
4890:"Beograd dobio Bulevar heroja sa Košara"
4841:
4596:
4594:
4501:Daliborka Mučibabić (16 November 2020).
4269:
4163:Daliborka Mučibabić (20 November 2018).
4080:
4078:
4076:
3921:"Novi spomenici od Savskog keja do Taša"
3698:Daliborka Mučibabić (14 October 2022).
3435:
3289:
3088:Карађорђева улица у корак са "Политиком"
3081:
3079:
3077:
3075:
3073:
3071:
3069:
3067:
2863:
2861:
2736:
2734:
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2730:
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2720:
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1821:
1536:
1364:
1243:
1175:
997:
912:
843:
592:
339:Originally, the entire western section (
46:of all important aspects of the article.
5253:Aleksandar Pavković (18 January 2020).
4768:Tanjug, N1 Beograd (20 February 2023).
4484:"Novi rok za Savski trg – 15. novembar"
4251:
4153:
4061:Branka Vasiljević (13 September 2021).
3603:Daliborka Mučibabić (4 December 2019).
3489:Daliborka Mučibabić (5 November 2019).
3320:
3318:
3025:
2681:
2679:
2677:
2675:
2673:
2671:
2669:
2667:
2544:
2542:
2540:
2538:
2536:
2534:
2532:
2530:
2461:
1096:As the first building in Belgrade with
5578:
5261:
5224:
5132:Borivoj B. Milaković (22 March 2018).
5088:Службени лист Града Београда бр. 43/21
4955:Daliborka Mučibabić (28 April 2020).
4797:Daliborka Mučibabić (17 August 2023).
4471:(in Serbian). 21 May 2020. p. 13.
4181:
3957:Branka Vasiljević (28 February 2021).
3900:Branka Vasiljević (22 November 2018).
3818:Od један до пет - Обнова и неодржавање
3660:Daliborka Mučibabić (5 January 2022).
3221:Branka Vasiljević (17 February 2022).
3113:
2745:[Little Market and Savamala].
2620:[How the streets were named].
2523:(in Serbian). 13 May 2021. p. 38.
2310:
2239:
1931:
1464:In June 2019 city planned to hire the
1369:Port Authority building, built in 1906
42:Please consider expanding the lead to
5442:
5113:Daliborka Mučibabić (12 April 2013),
5057:(in Serbian). 4 May 2020. p. 17.
5014:Нови рок за пешачки мост - април 2020
4995:Пешачки мост проходан следећег месеца
4945:
4855:Daliborka Mučibabić (21 March 2020).
4695:
4639:Branka Vasiljević (8 November 2021).
4591:
4335:Slobodan Maldini (15 February 2019).
4304:
4165:"Traži se rešenje za novi Savski trg"
4073:
4042:Aleksandra Petrović (6 August 2018).
3984:
3716:
3681:"Prvi koraci u izgradnji novog parka"
3679:Branka Vasiljević (25 January 2022).
3584:Daliborka Mučibabić (10 April 2019).
3142:Dimitrije Bukvić (25 January 2019).
3125:"Kada su svi putevi vodili u Beograd"
3064:
2923:Кратка историја београдског пиварства
2858:
2717:
2686:Branko Bogdanović (3 January 2021).
1339:devoted several reports to it, while
5347:Daliborka Mučibabić (13 June 2022).
4974:Daliborka Mučibabić (16 June 2019).
4749:Milan Janković (27 February 2023).
4482:Daliborka Mučibabić (14 July 2020).
4119:Branka Vasiljević (22 March 2021).
4008:Dimitrije Bukvić (6 October 2019).
3837:"Ruše "Promaju", sređuju Savski kej"
3565:Daliborka Mučibabić (6 March 2018).
3529:"Lučka kapetanija na redu za obnovu"
3508:Daliborka Mučibabić (2 March 2022).
3342:
3315:
2953:Branko Bogdanović (14 March 2021).
2664:
2527:
2169:Andra Stevanović, Nikola Nestorović
2077:of exceptional importance from 1979
1607:tracks), two bridges over the Sava (
1573:The name comes from the name of the
1209:Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts
15:
5313:[A tunnel to think about].
4918:Dejan Aleksić (25 September 2018).
4903:Istinomer team (6 September 2018).
4407:Dejan Aleksić (29 February 2020).
4050:(in Serbian). pp. 01 & 09.
3259:Radmila Stanković (20 June 2019).
2449:Power China International Group Ltd
1840:In November 2018 city announced an
1549:). It is a section bordered by the
895:When Belgrade was divided into six
690:. It was located where the park on
637:along all city roads. When Ottoman
497:) and the Great Military Hospital (
13:
5031:Daliborka Mučibabić (5 May 2020).
4730:Dejan Aleksić (29 December 2022).
4711:Dejan Aleksić (26 December 2022).
4601:Dejan Aleksić (10 February 2022).
4369:Dejan Aleksić (9 December 2019).
4279:Jelena Mirković (18 August 2020).
4141:Branka Vasiljević (3 July 2021).
3919:Dejan Aleksić (27 November 2019).
3757:Dejan Aleksić (12 December 2020).
3398:Dejan Aleksić (15 November 2018).
3301:Daliborka Mučibabić (7 May 2011),
3086:Dejan Aleksić (25 January 2019).
2599:"Kako su nastali gradski kvartovi"
2234:
2148:Von Vlatich, Dragutin Milutinović
1768:) and further to the west Serbia.
1532:
1077:. City refused, offering a lot in
925:Early 20th century was Savamala's
14:
5607:
5434:
5418:Branka Vasiljević (4 July 2023).
5366:N1 Beograd, FoNet (31 May 2023).
5134:"Otkud "španska" kuća u Beogradu"
4713:"Majstori ponovo na Savskom trgu"
4620:Branka Vasiljević (2 July 2021).
4579:Nikola Kojić (24 November 2020).
4388:Dejan Aleksić (10 January 2019).
4350:Dejan Aleksić (30 August 2019).
4201:Dejan Aleksić (6 February 2019).
3938:Branka Vasiljević (22 May 2020).
3735:Dejan Aleksić (14 January 2019).
3527:Dejan Aleksić (8 November 2021).
3470:Dejan Aleksić (23 January 2020).
3360:Will Coldwell (7 February 2015).
3240:Goran Vesić (10 November 2023).
3123:Dragan Perić (2 September 2018).
3050:Nikola Belić (28 November 2010),
2812:Miloš Lazić (24 November 2019).
2741:Goran Vesić (10–12 April 2020).
949:, first Serbian female architect
814:line connected the peer with the
322:fortress and the neighborhood of
318:Savamala is located south of the
5470:
5411:
5392:
5359:
5340:
5321:
5302:
5283:
5273:Борба за велике градске пројекте
5246:
5212:
5200:
5186:
5172:
5158:
5144:
5125:
5106:
5080:
5061:
5043:
5024:
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4986:
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4930:
4911:
4896:
4882:
4867:
4790:
4761:
4742:
4723:
4704:
4689:
4670:
4651:
4643:[No money for granite].
4632:
4613:
4572:
4553:
4532:
4513:
4494:
4475:
4457:
4438:
4261:Sanja Sovrlić (15 August 2020).
4010:Саркисијан окончао посету Србији
3624:Линијски парк биће заврђен 2023.
3491:"Venac baštine – kuća za "Kolo""
3052:"Led kreće, klizaljke na gotovs"
2705:Goran Vesić (21 October 2022).
2616:Goran Vesić (31 January 2019).
1950:architectural design competition
1842:architectural design competition
1714:spatial cultural-historical unit
1218:architectural design competition
112:
111:
104:
88:
20:
4677:Dejan Aleksić (2 March 2022).
4445:Dejan Aleksić (13 March 2020).
4419:
4400:
4381:
4362:
4343:
4328:
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4054:
4035:
4020:
4001:
3969:
3950:
3931:
3912:
3893:
3874:
3854:Nenad Nešić (25 October 2019).
3847:
3828:
3816:Dejan Aleksić (13 June 2022).
3809:
3790:
3769:
3710:
3691:
3672:
3653:
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3154:
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3098:
3043:
3011:
2993:
2982:
2965:
2914:
2900:
2846:Goran Vesić (3 January 2019).
2839:
2824:
2805:
2787:
2768:
2753:
2698:
1740:Street in the direction of the
1320:in September of the same year.
1255:Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra
1239:
903:
588:
476:
448:
371:. The entire area was known as
94:Savamala and new Sava Promenade
34:may be too short to adequately
5234:Radoslav Ćebić (31 May 2018).
4658:Dejan Aleksić (28 July 2021).
4539:Dejan Aleksić (15 June 2020).
4426:Dejan Aleksić (4 March 2020).
4241:"Park sećanja na žrtve korone"
4239:Milan Janković (11 May 2020).
3881:Dejan Aleksić (4 April 2023).
3797:Dejan Aleksić (4 April 2022).
3183:Goran Vesić (20 March 2020).
3109:. Draslar Partner. p. 37.
2921:Goran Vesić (13 March 2020).
2835:. Draslar Partner. p. 65.
2690:[Savamala's stories].
2647:
2628:
2609:
2591:
2509:
1871:University of Arts in Belgrade
1719:
1216:). As it was an international
1058:again, at the location of the
1042:in the style of Mediterranean
993:
841:. The trees were cut in 1889.
774:. Main goods included grains,
758:regulated), as opposed to the
287:
44:provide an accessible overview
1:
5271:Goran Vesić (30 June 2023).
4751:Од један до пет - Улубљен трг
4220:Dejan Aleksić (22 May 2019).
4203:"Savski trg kao zeleni točak"
4102:Београдска модерна се обнавља
3776:Dejan Aleksić (12 May 2021).
3270:(in Serbian). pp. 18–21.
3202:Miloš Lazić (1 August 2022).
3185:Католичка катедрала које нема
3131:(in Serbian). pp. 28–29.
2961:(in Serbian). pp. 28–29.
2957:[Belgrade's Venice].
2850:[Belgrade Fortress].
2707:Луда Наста и несрећа Београда
2694:(in Serbian). pp. 28–29.
2635:Goran Vesić (26 June 2020).
2454:
2296:
2138:Belgrade Main railway station
1827:Belgrade Main railway station
1625:Belgrade Main railway station
753:" was built where the modern
535:Belgrade Main railway station
3105:Grozda Pejčić, ed. (2006).
2831:Grozda Pejčić, ed. (2006).
2764:(in Serbian), pp. 26–27
2637:"Српски" и "немачки" Београд
2618:Како су улице добијале имена
2217:cultural monument from 1987
2196:cultural monument from 1997
2098:cultural monument from 1987
2030:
1829:, located at the Sava Square
1515:Independent State of Croatia
1108:style, is domineered by the
1036:Nikolai Vasilyevich Vasilyev
908:
7:
5236:"Tiranija Beograda na void"
4182:Tanjug (15 December 2018).
3419:"Tiranija Beograda na vodi"
3163:Балтичка модерна у Савамала
2989:Belgrade by the 1883 census
2445:memorandum of understanding
2425:outbreak of the coronavirus
1662:, it was restored in 2013.
1527:Sajmište concentration camp
862:Saint Andrew's Day Assembly
525:street to the mouth of the
313:
10:
5612:
5477:Neighbourhoods and suburbs
4696:FoNet (25 December 2022).
4305:FoNet (13 February 2019).
4087:Politika-Magazin, No. 1077
3303:"Dragulj sapet kolosecima"
3129:Politika-Magazin, No. 1092
2959:Politika-Magazin, No. 1224
2818:Politika-Magazin, No. 1156
2814:Пијаце - Село међу тезгама
2762:Politika-Magazin, No. 1047
2692:Politika-Magazin, No. 1214
2314:
710:to the Sava river and the
633:appeared, and people were
513:The area was originally a
443:
5586:Neighborhoods of Belgrade
5487:
5426:(in Serbian). p. 14.
5407:(in Serbian). p. 18.
5355:(in Serbian). p. 13.
5336:(in Serbian). p. 24.
5317:(in Serbian). p. 23.
5279:(in Serbian). p. 16.
5076:(in Serbian). p. 15.
5039:(in Serbian). p. 18.
5020:(in Serbian). p. 12.
5001:(in Serbian). p. 15.
4982:(in Serbian). p. 16.
4963:(in Serbian). p. 15.
4926:(in Serbian). p. 14.
4863:(in Serbian). p. 13.
4805:(in Serbian). p. 15.
4757:(in Serbian). p. 14.
4753:[Dented square].
4738:(in Serbian). p. 15.
4719:(in Serbian). p. 13.
4685:(in Serbian). p. 16.
4666:(in Serbian). p. 17.
4647:(in Serbian). p. 14.
4628:(in Serbian). p. 14.
4609:(in Serbian). p. 17.
4549:(in Serbian). p. 14.
4528:(in Serbian). p. 14.
4509:(in Serbian). p. 15.
4490:(in Serbian). p. 14.
4453:(in Serbian). p. 15.
4434:(in Serbian). p. 15.
4396:(in Serbian). p. 17.
4358:(in Serbian). p. 16.
4247:(in Serbian). p. 15.
4228:(in Serbian). p. 14.
4209:(in Serbian). p. 15.
4171:(in Serbian). p. 14.
4149:(in Serbian). p. 12.
4127:(in Serbian). p. 15.
4089:(in Serbian). p. 29.
4069:(in Serbian). p. 15.
3980:(in Serbian). p. 14.
3946:(in Serbian). p. 17.
3889:(in Serbian). p. 14.
3824:(in Serbian). p. 13.
3805:(in Serbian). p. 15.
3786:(in Serbian). p. 16.
3743:(in Serbian). p. 15.
3706:(in Serbian). p. 18.
3687:(in Serbian). p. 19.
3668:(in Serbian). p. 15.
3649:(in Serbian). p. 14.
3630:(in Serbian). p. 16.
3611:(in Serbian). p. 14.
3592:(in Serbian). p. 15.
3573:(in Serbian). p. 15.
3554:(in Serbian). p. 16.
3535:(in Serbian). p. 15.
3516:(in Serbian). p. 15.
3497:(in Serbian). p. 14.
3478:(in Serbian). p. 14.
3459:(in Serbian). p. 15.
3436:Beobuild (12 July 2019).
3406:(in Serbian). p. 15.
3248:(in Serbian). p. 15.
3229:(in Serbian). p. 17.
3210:(in Serbian). p. 14.
3191:(in Serbian). p. 14.
3150:(in Serbian). p. 09.
3094:(in Serbian). p. 17.
3039:(in Serbian). p. 15.
2929:(in Serbian). p. 14.
2854:(in Serbian). p. 16.
2820:(in Serbian). p. 22.
2781:Politika-Kulturni dodatak
2749:(in Serbian). p. 20.
2713:(in Serbian). p. 19.
2643:(in Serbian). p. 15.
2624:(in Serbian). p. 18.
2391:and will come out at the
2370:continue under Terazije,
2305:
2289:
2252:—
1891:National Museum of Serbia
1617:Belgrade Main Bus Station
1234:Socialist Party of Serbia
660:to Serbian ruling prince
267:
257:
236:
219:
211:
206:
190:
178:
168:
133:
99:
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68:
5329:
5272:
5121:(in Serbian), p. 19
5087:
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5013:
4994:
4956:
4878:(in Serbian), p. 19
4823:(in Serbian), p. 17
4750:
4678:
4561:
4408:
4370:
4351:
4324:(in Serbian). p. 3.
4142:
4120:
4108:(in Serbian). p. 1.
4101:
4016:(in Serbian). p. 5.
4009:
3997:(in Serbian), p. 19
3817:
3778:
3699:
3642:
3623:
3547:
3387:(in Serbian), p. 15
3349:(in Serbian), p. 20
3260:
3244:[Storm floods].
3241:
3184:
3169:(in Serbian). p. 1.
3162:
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3087:
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2870:
2847:
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2813:
2794:
2783:(in Serbian). p. 7.
2776:
2742:
2706:
2687:
2636:
2617:
2516:
2339:Savamala-Palilula tunnel
1805:Trg Bratstva i jedinstva
1678:is located in Savamala.
1623:transportation company,
1583:, contracted usually to
1466:Diller Scofidio + Renfro
1349:2018-2022 reconstruction
1207:, vice president of the
833:. It was the project of
831:Kraljice Natalije Street
125:Location within Belgrade
72:
5311:"Tunel za razmišljanje"
5033:"Susret tvrđave i reke"
2584:Radio Television Serbia
2393:Bulevar Despota Stefana
2181:The House of Đorđe Vučo
1850:Aleksandr Rukavishnikov
1771:The square was renamed
1619:and bus station of the
1587:in Serbian, one of the
1266:Artistic revitalization
877:Čukur Fountain incident
646:Sulejman Pasha Skopljak
153:44.813500°N 20.452306°E
2331:
2322:2016 Savamala incident
1830:
1752:) in the direction of
1672:University of Belgrade
1542:
1437:, patterned after the
1370:
1277:Cultural Center "City"
1249:
1181:
1172:World War II and later
1158:Højgaard & Schultz
1018:, before spreading to
1003:
922:
852:
607:First Serbian Uprising
602:
4641:"Nema para za granit"
3717:FoNet (2 July 2022).
2743:Мали пијац и Савамала
2329:
2226:Historical population
1825:
1733:( Nicholas' square).
1540:
1457:, all the way to the
1368:
1299:and organize regular
1247:
1179:
1090:King Alexander Bridge
1001:
916:
847:
653:arrived in Belgrade.
596:
238: • Summer (
5596:Stari Grad, Belgrade
5539:(Gospodarska Mehana)
5502:Diplomatska Kolonija
4337:"Flamenko i kazačok"
2159:Belgrade Cooperative
2085:Mala Pijaca's Cross
1887:Belgrade Cooperative
1676:Faculty of Economics
1399:Konstantin Jovanović
1301:Mixer House Festival
919:Belgrade Cooperative
800:Park Gavrilo Princip
692:Hajduk Veljkov Venac
609:, through this gate
543:Hajduk-Veljkov venac
406:Hajduk Veljkov venac
158:44.813500; 20.452306
5219:Belgrade Waterfront
2955:Београдска Венеција
2908:"Narodno pozorište"
2605:. 3 September 2004.
2397:Nikola Pašić Square
2317:Belgrade Waterfront
2311:Belgrade Waterfront
2227:
2185:Karađorđeva 61-61a
2109:Braće Krsmanović 2
1932:Fortress footbridge
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1859:Predrag J. Marković
1779:and today in named
1666:"Bosiljčić" in the
1664:Confectionery store
1627:and the Sava port (
1613:(Stari) Savski most
1511:Diana Budisavljević
1355:Belgrade Waterfront
1332:Wall Street Journal
1008:Modern architecture
936:House of Đorđe Vučo
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5522:Mostar interchange
4106:Politika-Moja kuća
3332:. 24 January 2017.
3167:Politika-Moja kuća
2848:Београдска тврђава
2345:Emilijan Josimović
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2013:state of emergency
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1559:Vladimira Popovićа
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1411:University of Arts
1403:Katarina Jovanović
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2075:cultural monument
2017:COVID-19 pandemic
1993:Western City Gate
1989:Eastern City Gate
1962:mayor of Belgrade
1942:Belgrade Fortress
1907:Serbian Ombudsman
1652:Kraljice Natalije
1568:Park Luka Ćelović
1547:Savski amfiteatar
1205:Aleksandar Despić
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858:Ljubica Obrenović
835:Atanasije Nikolić
684:Tobdžijska pijaca
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740:István Széchenyi
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631:heads on a spike
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5560:West Vračar
2409:Karađorđeva
2130:Spanish flu
2050:Architects
2001:Siniša Mali
1997:Bogoslovija
1720:Sava Square
1691:Karađorđeva
1660:World War I
1603:it and the
1551:Karađorđeva
1435:linear park
1429:Linear Park
1375:Karađorđeva
1273:Mixer house
1214:Savski Siti
1110:clock tower
1086:Interbellum
1084:During the
994:Interbellum
947:World War I
569:, built on
523:Karađorđeva
455:Peter Mundy
422:Karađorđeva
377:Karađorđeva
333:Karađorđeva
156: /
52:August 2022
5580:Categories
3866:31 October
3268:, No. 3573
2893:2020-05-01
2455:References
2297:Population
2211:1910-1912
2166:1905-1907
2053:Protected
1809:Savski trg
1801:Srpski trg
1781:Savski trg
1754:Kragujevac
1704:, holding
1642:" (Golden
1575:Sava river
1379:Beton Hala
1289:night life
1040:architrave
1034:architect
927:golden age
821:The first
802:) and the
539:Sarajevska
471:mill wheel
459:gristmills
410:Sarajevska
392:Dobrinjska
328:Sava river
320:Kalemegdan
308:Stari Grad
269:Car plates
207:Population
201:Stari Grad
5380:cite news
5100:0350-4727
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2401:Cvijićeva
2352:Kamenička
2121:Academism
2031:Landmarks
1946:cable car
1914:Mitrovdan
1796:" style.
1789:Nemanjina
1727:Žitni trg
1648:Kamenička
1585:ma('a) la
1541:Sava Port
1505:Memorials
1477:Sava Quay
1439:High Line
1419:academism
1098:elevators
1048:hexagonal
1020:Stockholm
976:Petrograd
909:1900-1918
829:, modern
764:wholesale
736:steamboat
716:Đumrukana
714:, called
626:vanguards
611:Karađorđe
551:Nemanjina
503:Tašmajdan
401:Balkanska
362:Nemanjina
263:+381(0)11
259:Area code
221:Time zone
36:summarize
5550:Topčider
5532:Savamala
5424:Politika
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2405:Dunavska
2387:and the
2290:Source:
2044:Address
2041:Edifice
1938:pasarela
1762:Čukarica
1683:Armenian
1441:park in
1318:Sarajevo
1314:refugees
1259:highrise
1126:flywheel
1114:tympanum
1102:eclectic
1075:Palilula
1071:basilica
1046:and the
1016:Helsinki
931:ice rink
897:quarters
839:Topčider
742:'s ship
688:Palilula
676:palisade
667:spahiluk
559:Romanies
499:Terazije
495:Palilula
428:and the
384:Brankova
379:street.
347:Terazije
314:Location
296:Belgrade
290:) is an
288:Савамала
280:Savamala
185:Belgrade
119:Savamala
73:Савамала
70:Savamala
5545:Stadion
5537:Senjak
5497:Dedinje
1869:of the
1794:moderna
1766:Žarkovo
1636:kafanas
1589:Turkish
1495:promaja
1310:imposts
1232:ruling
1154:Kampsax
1028:Tallinn
968:Bristol
945:Before
700:Turkish
597:Prince
547:Slavija
517:called
444:History
357:Slavija
169:Country
5527:Prokop
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2434:Mayor
2306:Future
2285:−20.3%
2282:18,950
2271:23,781
2260:24,471
2249:26,585
2056:Notes
2047:Built
1875:Skopje
1867:rector
1758:Senjak
1750:Prokop
1742:Mostar
1738:Savska
1644:Beluga
1580:mahala
1555:Savska
1519:Ustaše
1487:kafana
1455:Dorćol
1451:Moscow
1387:avenue
1306:Dorćol
1297:Dorćol
1285:murals
1079:Dorćol
980:Orient
823:avenue
808:Serres
784:pekmez
780:prunes
768:Syrmia
708:Danube
680:corvée
583:Prokop
579:Venice
491:Dorćol
467:wicker
418:Savska
300:Serbia
215:18,950
180:Region
173:Serbia
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