?, Protected cultural monument in Belgrade, Serbia
This kafana occupies a corner building at the intersection of two streets in central Belgrade with traditional Serbian architectural elements and decorative details. The interior preserves original wooden furnishings and creates an intimate setting with different rooms that offer varied spaces for gathering.
The building dates to the late 19th century when it served as a meeting point for intellectuals, artists, and politicians during Serbia's period of national awakening. This role shaped its character and made it an important location for social debate during that era.
The place serves as a gathering spot for traditional Serbian hospitality, where guests share regional dishes at communal tables while experiencing folk music. The rooms reflect values that have remained alive through generations in Serbian culture.
The place opens daily from early morning until late night, serving Serbian coffee, rakija, and a full menu of regional dishes at moderate prices. Visitors should expect it to become crowded in the evenings, with early hours offering a better chance to explore the space.
Photographs on the walls document important moments from Belgrade's social and political history that visitors often overlook. These visual records tell stories of people and events that shaped the city's course.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
