Savamala
Савамала
An old riverside warehouse district on the Sava, where historic buildings, street murals, bars and nightclubs mix. It is the city's creative and nightlife quarter.
Savamala lies on the right bank of the Sava, between the old railway station and Brankov Bridge. In the 19th century it was a busy river port and trading district, and its grand but weathered old buildings remain. From the 2010s, artists, design studios and bars moved in, and street murals are everywhere, making it Belgrade's creative quarter. On the riverside, the old Beton Hala warehouse has been converted into a row of restaurants and bars overlooking the Sava and the New Belgrade skyline. In recent years the district has been changing fast with the Belgrade Waterfront development. Getting there: about a 15-minute walk from Republic Square. Note: Nightclubs are concentrated on weekend late nights; when leaving, take a reputable ride-hailing app back to your accommodation.
Opening hours
Open all day; bars mostly open in the evening
Nearby sights
- Residence of Princess Ljubica
- Kosančićev Venac
- Cathedral of St. Michael the Archangel
- Belgrade Waterfront
- Knez Mihailova Street & Republic Square
- National Museum of Serbia
- Military Museum
- Bajrakli Mosque