Congress Venue
Nobel Zira Hotel
Ruzveltova Street 35
Belgrade, Serbia
Web: zira.hotels-in-belgrade.com
The Nobel Zira Hotel is situated in the wider city center of Belgrade, along Ruzveltova Street (Roosevelt Street). This street dates back to 1937 and was officially named in 1946. Ruzveltova Street connects two significant locations in Belgrade: the Vuk Monument area and the New Cemetery.
The Vuk Monument honors Vuk Karadžić, a significant 19th-century Serbian linguist,and is near several faculties of the University of Belgrade, the University Library, Tašmajdan Park, and the Church of St. Mark.
The New Cemetery, founded in 1886, has notable historical and cultural significance and contains military cemeteries for participants of various wars, including those from Serbia, as well as France, Russia, Italy, Germany, and others. Across it lies the Cemetery of the Liberators of Belgrade from 1944, where soldiers of the National Liberation Army of Yugoslavia and the Red Army are buried.
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- Hotel Zira
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- Hotel Zira – Hall
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- Hotel Zira – Room
Belgrade is one of the oldest cities in Europe and has historically been a crossroads of important international roads due to its geographical position. Today, it showcases a blend of traditional heritage and contemporary life.
The city is renowned for its Kalemegdan Fortress, situated at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. Visitors can explore numerous museums, including the National Museum, the Ethnographic Museum, and the Museum of Contemporary Art. The city center features vibrant areas like Skadarlija Street and the banks of the rivers, which are lined with restaurants offering delicious Balkan specialties.
Belgrade and Serbia are fascinating tourist destinations, surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes. For more information on top attractions in Belgrade and Serbia, please refer to the following links:
Tourist Organization of Belgrade, Official Site: www.tob.rs
National Tourism Organisation of Serbia: www.serbia.travel
