Sava square today represents a unique fusion of the capital’s old spirit and modern architectural solutions.
The centerpiece of Sava Square is the imposing monument dedicated to
the founder of the Serbian State Stefan Nemanja, created by Russian
artist Alexandr Rukavishnikov. The monument stands 23 meters tall and
weighs more than 60 tons while in the pedestal there is an open museum.
The careful renovation of Sava Square preserved all of the historical layers that give this part of the city its authenticity, while the square now has a completely new look and a pedestrian zone encompassing some 20,000 square metres. Some 300 trees have been planted making Sava Square, along with Sava Park and avenues in Belgrade Waterfront, one of the greenest parts of the capital.
That is today postcard from Belgrade,
with love,
Ivana
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