Hotel Moskva, Art Nouveau hotel at Terazije Square, Belgrade, Serbia.
Hotel Moskva is a five-story building with Russian Art Nouveau design located at Terazije Square in Belgrade. Its exterior walls are decorated with taupe and emerald ceramic tiles that give the facade distinctive character.
The hotel opened in 1908 with King Peter I of Serbia attending the opening ceremony. It was the largest private building in Serbia at that time and has remained a landmark in the city.
The hotel serves as a meeting place where you can see photographs of past guests including Albert Einstein and Indira Gandhi displayed throughout the building. These images on the walls tell stories of international figures who stayed here.
The building is located at the intersection of Terazije, Prizrenska, and Balkanska streets in the heart of Belgrade and is easily reached on foot. Inside you will find modern rooms, a spa center, and a pastry shop that has been operating since the beginning.
The pastry shop inside has been operating since 1908 and still uses the original recipe for the signature Moskva šnit cake. This specialty dessert is made using traditional methods and cannot be found anywhere else.
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