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Serbia
Belgrade
2026
SUMMER THEMED CAMP
Dates of the event (I, II, III, and IV groups):
- July 1-15, 2026
- July 16-30, 2026
- August 31 – August 14, 2026
- August 15-29, 2026
- Education
- Historical/Religious Sites
- Museums
- Nature/Recreation

3
July
2026
Temple of Saint Sava
The Temple of Saint Sava is one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, dominating Belgrade’s skyline. Its magnificent white marble and granite exterior is topped by a colossal central dome. The interior is breathtaking, covered in intricate golden mosaics depicting biblical scenes. Built on the believed site where the Ottomans burned the relics of Serbia’s patron saint, it is a monument of great national and spiritual significance. It is an unmissable symbol of Serbian faith, resilience, and artistic achievement..
- Historical/Religious Sites

4
July
2026
Nikola Tesla Museum
The Nikola Tesla Museum is a tribute to the famed Serbian-American inventor and futurist. Housed in a charming villa, it holds a unique collection of his personal belongings, models, and original documents. The highlight is the live demonstration where his revolutionary experiments with electricity, like the Tesla Coil, come to life. Visitors can even safely experience a million-volt discharge. It’s an interactive and inspiring journey into the mind of a genius who shaped the modern world.
- Museums

5
July
2026
Viminacium
Viminacium was a major Roman city and military fortress on the Danube, now an archaeological site near Kostolac in Serbia. It offers an exceptional insight into Roman civilization in the Balkans, with uncovered remains of temples, baths, vast necropolises, and an amphitheater. Particularly significant are the discovered frescoes and mosaics, as well as the remains of unique structures like a hippodrome. Today, Viminacium stands as a prominent archaeological park, museum, and tourist attraction.
- Museums

6
July
2026
National Museum in Belgrade
Viminacium was a major Roman city and military fortress on the Danube, now an archaeological site near Kostolac in Serbia. It offers an exceptional insight into Roman civilization in the Balkans, with uncovered remains of temples, baths, vast necropolises, and an amphitheater. Particularly significant are the discovered frescoes and mosaics, as well as the remains of unique structures like a hippodrome. Today, Viminacium stands as a prominent archaeological park, museum, and tourist attraction.
- Museums

7
July
2026
Palace Of Science
The Palace of Science is a monumental building in the center of Belgrade, dominating Studentski Trg (Students’ Square). It was constructed in 1926 in the Academic Realist style, designed by architects Nikola Nestorović and Milorad Ruvidić to house all the faculties of the University of Belgrade under one roof. Today, it serves as the seat of the University’s Rectorate, and with its characteristic dome and lavish interior, it stands as a symbol of higher education and science in Serbia. This edifice, which has been the heart of academic life for over a century, is protected as a cultural monument of exceptional importance.
- Museums

8
July
2026
Museum of Illusions
The Museum of Illusions in Belgrade is an interactive and family-friendly attraction located in the city center. It features a captivating collection of optical illusions, holograms, and perplexing exhibits like the Ames Room and the Infinity Mirror, designed to challenge your perception of reality. It’s a perfect spot for fun photos and engaging with the science of sight and the brain in an entertaining way. This popular museum offers a unique and memorable experience for both locals and tourists visiting the Serbian capital.
- Museums

9
July
2026
Botanical Garden
Nestled in the heart of Belgrade, the Jevremovac Botanical Garden is a historic and serene green oasis. Founded in 1874 by decree of King Milan Obrenović, it is part of the University of Belgrade’s Faculty of Biology. The garden spans five hectares and houses thousands of plant species, both native and exotic, within its greenhouses and landscaped grounds. As a vital center for scientific research and a beloved public park, it offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city life.
- Museums

10
July
2026
Belgrade Zoo
Belgrade Zoo, also known as the “Garden of Good Hope,” is a historic and popular attraction located within the Kalemegdan Fortress. Founded in 1936, it is one of the oldest zoos in Europe and houses a diverse collection of animals from around the world. The zoo is renowned for its successful breeding programs for certain endangered species, contributing to global conservation efforts. Its unique setting within the ancient fortress walls offers visitors a blend of cultural history and natural discovery.
- Museums

11
July
2026
Kalemegdan Fortress
The Kalemegdan Fortress is the defining historical landmark of Belgrade, situated on a strategic ridge overlooking the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. This vast citadel’s foundations date back to Celtic times, with its current form shaped by Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, and Austrian reconstructions over centuries. Today, it serves as Belgrade’s central park, encompassing museums, walking paths, sports courts, and the city zoo within its ancient walls and ramparts. As a cherished symbol of the city, it offers a unique blend of deep history, stunning panoramic views, and vibrant public life.
- Museums

12
July
2026
The Millenary Monument
The Millenary Monument is a historic landmark located in Zemun, on Gardoš Hill, offering one of the most panoramic views of Belgrade and the Danube. Built in 1896 to commemorate a thousand years of Hungarian settlement in the Pannonian Basin, its architecture resembles a medieval tower. Today, it stands as a symbol of Zemun’s rich and multicultural past, having been part of various empires throughout history. The monument and the surrounding area are a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking a glimpse into the past and breathtaking scenery.
- Museums

13
July
2026
Belgrade Waterfront
The Belgrade Waterfront (Beograd na vodi) is a large-scale, ongoing urban development project transforming the former industrial Sava riverbank in downtown Belgrade. It is designed as a modern mixed-use district, featuring high-rise residential towers, luxury hotels, commercial spaces, and the striking “Belgrade Tower” as its centerpiece. The project, which includes a newly built promenade and park, aims to revitalize the city’s connection to the Sava River and create a new business and lifestyle hub. However, its scale and architectural style have also made it a subject of significant public debate regarding urban planning and heritage.
- Urban Developement

13
July
2026
Belgrade Waterfront
The Belgrade Waterfront (Beograd na vodi) is a large-scale, ongoing urban development project transforming the former industrial Sava riverbank in downtown Belgrade. It is designed as a modern mixed-use district, featuring high-rise residential towers, luxury hotels, commercial spaces, and the striking “Belgrade Tower” as its centerpiece. The project, which includes a newly built promenade and park, aims to revitalize the city’s connection to the Sava River and create a new business and lifestyle hub. However, its scale and architectural style have also made it a subject of significant public debate regarding urban planning and heritage.
- Urban Developement

14
July
2026
Avala
Mount Avala is a 511-meter-tall mountain and a popular natural getaway located just 16 kilometers south of Belgrade’s city center. It is best known as the site of the Avala Monument, a striking, abstract mausoleum dedicated to the Unknown Soldier, and the 204.5-meter-tall Avala Tower, a telecommunications tower with an observation deck offering panoramic views. The area features lush beech and oak forests, picnic spots, and hiking trails, making it a favorite destination for outdoor recreation. As a significant natural and historical landmark, Avala provides a perfect blend of serene nature, wartime memorials, and breathtaking vistas of the surrounding region.
- Naure/History
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