Ethnographic Museum Belgrade
Serbian folk costumes with rich embroidery, old tools and household things, with craft workshops for kids in weaving, pottery and embroidery.
Studentski trg 13, Beograd 11000, Serbia
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Boutique hotel a short walk from Kalemegdan fortress, with an 18-metre heated saltwater pool, family and connecting rooms, and kids' meals.
Serbian food with a modern twist (ćevapi, stuffed peppers, ajvar) on a terrace shaded by red umbrellas strung across the street.
The city's oldest kafana, in a house from 1823, serving slow-cooked Serbian dishes like sarma and grilled meats, with tables outside.
Old zoo inside the fortress park, famous for its big pride of white lions, with a children's zoo where kids can touch and feed goats, rabbits and alpacas.
Science and technology museum with a hands-on physics area just for kids, old Yugoslav cars and a gallery of toys from 1920 to 1970.
Grand hotel from 1906 in the middle of town, with family rooms and a pastry shop famous for its Moskva šnit, a cherry, pineapple and almond cake.