Historic Zemun Landmarks and Heritage Walk
Visit the following attractions with your tour guide:
City Park, the site of quarantine in the 18th century.
The Hacker monument, which belongs to the Armenian people.
Franjevacki monastery, where the Franciscan order gathered.
The synagogue and Evangelical church, recalling the period when the Jewish and German communities were strong.
The House of Petar Icko, a cultural monument where the famous diplomat who participated in the First Serbian Rebellion against the Ottomans lived.
White Bear Tavern, the oldest house in Belgrade and Zemun.
The House of the Karamata family, a special place passed down through successive generations for almost 250 years.
Nikolajevska Church and Gardos Hill.
Millennium Tower, the place where the Hungarian duke Janjos Hunjadi died.
Gospodska Street, where the house of Stevan Markovic, the first mayor of Zemun, and Magistarski Square are situated.
End of the tour.
