Gardos Tower

The Gardos tower is a well-known sight in Belgrade and serves as a representation of Zemun. Due to the tower's construction in 1896, it is considerably more recent than the majority of the city's historic landmarks. To mark the country's 1000th anniversary as a state, it was constructed by the Hungarian authorities at the time. The Gardos tower, which can be found near the village of BelgradeGardos, was the most southern of the historic structures that sprang up throughout the then-monarchy. A further example of the rich cultural and historical history of our city is the Millennium Monument on Gardos, also known as the Tower "Sibinjanin Janka," one of the four observation towers of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

The Gardos tower was designed by Hungarian architects, who used a combination of bricks and stone and a variety of architectural styles, with romanticism predominating. This lovely structure, which may be visited and offers views that are comparable to those from the Kalemegdan plateau, is located at the highest point in the municipality of Zemun. It enchants with its intriguing building style, beautiful period-appropriate architecture, and other features. It stands 36 meters high. The Gardos tower's construction was completed on August 5, 1896, and ceremonial liturgies were given in churches nearby Zemun two weeks later to mark the tower's official completion.

Address: Gardos, Belgrade, Centralna Srbija 11080
Phone: +381 60 3361212
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