District guide · Belgrade
Voždovac lies in the south-central urban area of Belgrade, stretching meridionally across the municipality's distinctive elongated shape. The Banjaćki Concentra...
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Voždovac lies in the south-central urban area of Belgrade, stretching meridionally across the municipality's distinctive elongated shape. The Banjaćki Concentration Camp Museum and the Church of Saint Constantine and Helen document the district's historical and religious heritage. The area contains natural sites, memorials, and dining establishments that merit a visitor's attention.
Checked 2026-09-04
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Спомен-парк Топовске шупе
Topovske Šupe was a German occupation camp in Belgrade that operated from August to November 1941. It held Jewish men from Belgrade, Smederevo and Banat, alongside Roma men from Belgrade.
СП Бајфордова шума
Banjica Forest is the local name for Byford’s Forest, or Bajfordova šuma, a protected natural monument in Belgrade’s Voždovac municipality. This public woodland is designated for sport and recreation, while its ecological importance comes from its rich birdlife.
Спомен-парк Јајинци
Memorial Park Jajinci is a wartime remembrance site in Belgrade’s Voždovac municipality, on the grounds of a former military shooting range. During the Second World War, civilians and other victims were killed here.
Кућа војводе Степе Степановића
The birthplace of Stepa Stepanović is a modest memorial house in Kumodraž, at Vrčinska Street in southern Belgrade. Built in the middle of the 19th century, it preserves the domestic setting associated with the Serbian military commander’s early life.
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