1. Monument to the Winner-Kalemegdan Park

The victor, a conspicuous image of Belgrade, raised in 1928, is crafted by the celebrated Yugoslav stone worker Ivan Meštrović. It was initially positioned on Terazije Square, however the Belgrade women defied the establishment of a sculpture of a bare man, holding a sword in one hand and a bird in the other.

From that point onward, he was set on a column 11 meters high, confronting the bluff over the mouth of the Sava into the Danube.

2. Monument to the Unknown Hero-Avala

This radiant rock sanctuary at the actual top of Mount Avala, offers its thanks to every one of the heroes who succumbed to opportunity in the First World War.

The primary landmark to the Unknown Hero on Avala was raised in 1922 by workers from the encompassing towns, on the site of the grave of an obscure fallen champion.

The present landmark to the Unknown Hero was raised by the venture of the stone carver Ivan Meštrović in 1938, on the site of the archaic town of Žrnovo.

3. Monument in front of the House of the National Assembly

These impressive figures, set in 1938 before the fundamental access to the House of the National Assembly, are crafted by the celebrated artist Tomo Rosandić.

The creator named the structure of bronze ponies and their bronze tamers “Crows played with ponies, and wild saints with them”, saying that ponies are strength, and man is the thing that subdues and controls strength …

This organization focuses to the Assembly as an image majority rules system, law and the triumph of reason.

4. Monument to Vuk Karadzic

The landmark, devoted to the reformer of the Serbian language, Vuk Stefanović Karadžić,.

Addresses a sitting bronze figure with a book in his grasp. It is crafted by artist Đorđe Jovanović, and it was raised on November 7, 1937, on the event of the 150th commemoration of the introduction of Vuk Karadžić.

On the stone platform there is a basic engraving – Vuku Serbian individuals. Individuals of Belgrade famously call this piece of the city “close to Vuk”.

5. Monument to Prince Mihailo Obrenović – Republic Square

The landmark, whose outline added to the imaginative arrangement of the present Republic Square, was raised in memory of the ruler, who essentially improved the monetary and social existence of Serbia, and was slaughtered in the death in 1868.

The landmark to Prince Mihailo, crafted by the Italian stone carver Enrico Pacio, was raised in 1882 out of appreciation for the freedom of Serbia from the Turks.

6. Monument to Nikola Tesla

This is one of the three landmarks committed to Nikola Tesla in the capital of Serbia.

The sitting figure in bronze for the visionary, creator and creator of very nearly 1000 licenses and innovations in the field of electrical designing, to which he added to the improvement of world human advancement, is crafted by stone worker Fran Kršinić.

The landmark was raised in 1963 before the structure of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering. A duplicate of it was likewise positioned on the American side of Niagara Falls.

7. Monument to Archibald Rice – Topcider Park

He landmark was raised in 1931 as an indication of appreciation to Archibald Rice, a Swiss crime analyst, marketing specialist and privileged commander of the Serbian armed force.

It is crafted by stone worker Marko Brežanin and was put in the prompt area of Rice’s home two years after Rice’s demise.