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The Tasmajdan stadium was opened on 24th of January 1954, constructed on the site that used to be a quarry, for which it was named. 
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The Aleksandar Nikolic hall began work on 24th of May 1973 under the name Pionir hall.  The hall's usable area spans across 16000m2 and the surface of sports rings is about 2500m2. The seat capacity...
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The Mining and Geology college in Belgrade was founded on 13th of March 1946 and is located at 7 Djusina street.   
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"Beogradska zadruga" is a building located in Karadjordjeva street in Belgrade, constructed in 1907. It was housed in this building up until it was shut down and later the building was used as the sea...
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The Kralja Petra street is one of the oldest streets in Belgrade. It stretches down a direction that connects the two Belgrade rivers Sava and Danube over a 1km distance. 
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The Astronomy association "Rudjer Boskovic" is one of the oldest organizations of this type in Europe and the oldest one in the Balkans. It was founded in 1934. Within the Astronomy association "Rudje...
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The monument to the Unknown Hero in Avala is a monumental mausoleum that sits atop this mountain. It was constructed in 1938.  The monument to the Unknown Hero was made a monument of culture in 1984...
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The Kneza Milosa street stretches from the Mostar loop to the National Assembly building and is 1600m long. 
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Yugoslavian drama theatre was founded in 1947 as a representative national theatre. On 17th October 1997, it was caught in a fire which destroyed the Great scene and almost the entire building. With a...
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The monument dedicated to Knez Mihailo in Belgrade, located in Republic square, was constructed in 1882. The author of the monument was the Italian sculptor Enrico Pazzi. 
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On 6th of October 1983, the first public power plant began work in Serbia - a thermal energy plant in Dorcol, Belgrade. 
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In honor of one of the greats of Yugoslavian literature, the Nobel award winner Ivo Andric, the area between the Pioneer park and the Kralja Milana street is today named after him - Andricev Venac. 
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The "House of flowers" was constructed in 1975, as a winter garden for the needs of Yugoslavia's president Josip Broz Tito. Back then, the project was called "Cvecara" (flower house). 
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Hotel Moscow used to be called Palace Rosia. The building was officially opened by Petar I Karadjordjevic on 14th of January 1908. 
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The Aviation Museum in Belgrade was constructed in the late 80's, using a project created by Sarajevo architect Ivan Straus. The construction lasted for 20 years, from 1969 to 1989. In 2013, the Muse...
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The Krsmanovic residence, also known as the residence of Aleksa Krsmanovic was constructed in 1885 and is located at 34 Terazije street. It was inside of this building that the agreement on forming th...
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The theatre "Atelje 212" was founded on 12th of November 1956. The first play it put on was "Faustus" directed by Mira Trailovic. 
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The residence of princess Ljubica is one of the most representative examples of Belgrade city architecture of the 1st half of 19th century. Constructed between 1829 and 1830 following a design idea by...
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Ada Safari is a natural lake between the river Sava and the Cukarica branch shaped like the letter S and with a surface of about 6 acres, with an average depth of 2m. 
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"Beogradjanka" or Belgrade Palace is 101m tall and has 24 floors.  It was constructed between 1969 and 1974 according to the project of Branko Pesic. It was the first skyscraper in the strict city ce...
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The Nikola Tesla museum in Belgrade was opened to public on 20th October 1955 and was the first museum of technology in Yugoslavia. The Nikola Tesla museum is the only museum that keeps Nikola Tesla'...
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The military museum in Belgrade was founded following a decree of Knez Milan Obrenovic IV on 10/22nd of August 1878. The museum was then located inside a modest building that was constructed during th...
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The Vuk's foundation home in Belgrade was constructed between 1870/71 and falls under the oldest and most valuable historical monuments in Belgrade. After Terazije fountain which was constructed in 1...
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The allegiance agreement with Bulgaria was secretly signed in the home of Jevrem Grujic in 1912. 
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