Royal Compound (Dedinje)
Краљевски комплекс на Дедињу
The royal palace and White Palace of the Karađorđević dynasty, visited only on pre-booked guided tours, with palace interiors and a royal art collection to see.
The Royal Compound in Dedinje, an upscale residential district south of the city, includes the Royal Palace (Kraljevski dvor, in Serbo-Byzantine style), completed in 1929, and the White Palace (Beli dvor, in Neoclassical style), built in 1937. Both palaces sit in extensive gardens and remain residences of the Karađorđević royal family. Inside are elegant salons, banquet halls and a royal chapel, along with a collection of European classical paintings and royal artworks. Visits are only possible on guided group tours booked through channels such as the Belgrade Tourist Organization. Tours usually depart from the city centre by dedicated coach, and visitors must bring a passport. Note: Visiting seasons and time slots are limited, so book well in advance. Photography inside the palaces is restricted.
Opening hours
Seasonal guided tours by reservation (per Belgrade Tourism Organisation announcements)
Nearby sights
- Topčider Park & Prince Miloš's Residence
- Museum of Yugoslavia
- Museum of African Art
- Church of Saint Sava
- Nikola Tesla Museum
- Belgrade Waterfront
- St. Mark's Church
- House of the National Assembly