Jaksic's tower

Jaksic's Tower is a stone structure on the northern rampart of Belgrade Fortress with views across the Danube River and surrounding lands. The building displays medieval defensive design through thick walls and narrow window openings built for archers to shoot from protected positions.

The tower was built during medieval times and served as part of the fortress defenses for centuries. In the early 18th century, engineers modernized its structure to make it stronger and more resistant to attack.

The tower bears the name of a notable warrior and symbolizes Serbian military strength during medieval times. Visitors can see how defensive techniques from different periods were combined in this structure.

The tower sits within the fortress grounds and is accessible to visitors who want to explore the fortification. Wear sturdy shoes when visiting the site, as paths and stairs are uneven and can be slippery in wet weather.

The tower sits at a strategic point where two rivers meet, making it an excellent observation post for spotting approaching river vessels. This location allowed defenders to see any ship heading toward the fortress long before it could reach the gates.

Inception: 11 century

Address: Калемегдан 14

Website: http://beogradskonasledje.rs

GPS coordinates: 44.82648,20.45028

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:41