Singidunum

The Roman fortress of Singidunum stands at the meeting point of the Danube and Sava rivers, beneath modern Belgrade's central district and Kalemegdan Park.

The Celtic Scordisci tribe established a settlement in the 3rd century BC, which later became a Roman military camp housing the Fourth Legion Flavia Felix in 86 AD.

The remains of Roman architecture include a forum, bathhouse, and military hospital, with some sections preserved in the basement of Belgrade City Library.

The archaeological site integrates with Belgrade's existing infrastructure, making water and electrical connections readily available for research and maintenance activities.

The original Roman street pattern determined the layout of many current Belgrade streets, creating a direct physical connection between ancient and modern urban planning.

Location: Belgrade

Inception: 7 Millenium BCE

GPS coordinates: 44.82000,20.46000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:42