Palilula

The municipality occupies the northern section of Belgrade and extends along both sides of the Danube River, making it the largest administrative district in the city.

The settlement originated during the Habsburg monarchy occupation in the 18th century, initially named Karlstadt and developed from an agricultural area into an urban district.

Saint Mark's Church, built between 1931 and 1940, stands as a central religious landmark in Palilula, displaying Serbian-Byzantine architectural elements throughout its structure.

The district connects to central Belgrade through multiple transportation routes, including bus lines 23, 25, 77, 16, 65, 95, and trolleybus services 28 and 40.

Ada Huja, located 4 kilometers from the city center, contains thermal springs and remnants of a Celtic necropolis that Romans used for public baths.

Location: Belgrade

Website: https://www.palilula.org.rs/

Website: https://palilula.org.rs

GPS coordinates: 44.81167,20.51611

Latest update: March 24, 2025 15:56