District guide · Belgrade

Zemun

Zemun sits on the right bank of the Danube in Belgrade, Serbia, a former separate town absorbed into the city in 1934. The Gardoš Tower and the Church of the Bi...

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Zemun sits on the right bank of the Danube in Belgrade, Serbia, a former separate town absorbed into the city in 1934. The Gardoš Tower and the Church of the Birth of the Most Holy Mother of God are among its landmarks. The Zemun Local History Museum and several other churches and monuments reflect the district's layered past, shaped by Hungarian, Habsburg, and Serbian control.

Checked 2026-09-04

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Language spoken: Serbian; Written in both Cyrillic and Latin; English is understood in tourist districts
Dialling code: +381 11; Belgrade landlines; drop the leading 0 of 011 when calling from abroad
Currency: Serbian dinar (RSD); Euros are not accepted; cards are widely taken in Belgrade
Emergency number: 112; One number across the country; 194 reaches an ambulance directly
Plug type: Type C and F · 230 V; Standard European two-pin
Tap water: Not recorded; No verified national source in the dataset