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1000:, widened sidewalks, bicycle paths, underground garage with 427 parking spots and glass, decorative entrances into the garage. According to the chief city urbanist Milutin Folić, the works were to begin by the mid-2017 and to finish by the summer of 2018. The garage was planned to cover an area of 12,100 m (130,000 sq ft) with the projected cost of €7 million and in August 2017 the building permits were obtained but the works were moved to the spring of 2018, In November 2017, construction of the garages was pushed to 2019.
909:; vacated since 2013 when the embassy moved to another location. In 2016 US sold the building to the Israeli investors who announced the plans to completely demolish the building by the end of 2016 and build a hotel but as of 2017 the building is still standing and it's empty. In the end, it was adapted into the luxurious residential complex, named Kneza Miloša Residence. On 13 June 2022, a memorial plaque dedicated to the U.S. diplomat and former ambassador to Belgrade,
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402:, Takovska Street and the beginning of the Kneza Miloša in November 1939. The plan was to place them at every busy crossroad in the city, but the outbreak of World War II squashed the plans. Instead, the second traffic light was placed only in 1953, in the neighborhood of London, at the crossroad of the Kneza Miloša and Maršala Tita (today Kralja Milana). In 1965, along the entire route of the Kneza Miloša-Takovska streets, the first
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was decided then to build the one leveled, above the ground. As many military objects are in the street, the city contacted military authorities asking where the large garage should be located, but the
Ministry of Defense didn't answer. The project would have to be changed again after the military picks the location. In April 2020, during the
1037:, which is on the other side of the building, in the Gavrilo Princip Park. They will also have to commemorate in some way the role of the building in the assassination. The decision provoked another negative public reaction, as it was part of the years long demolition of old buildings in Belgrade in order to accommodate investors.
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clearing up of the lot began and the investors announced they will build a 30-storey-tall tower. It caused a furor in both the public and among the architects. City authorities said that even they don't know what will be built and that only after the land is cleared, city and the investors will see what the project will look like.
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Up to the 1890s, most of the street was populated with small, crumbly houses with orchards, fields and wooden fences. Only then construction of proper, nice houses began and after 1900 numerous villas were built along the street. At the end of the street, where the modern Mostar road interchange is,
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On 29 December 2020, the government of Serbia declared the street and its surroundings a protected spatial cultural-historical unit, and placed it under the legal protection. The protected area is bordered by the streets: Kneza Miloša, Krunska, Resavska, Višegradska, Durmitorska, Sarajevska, Hajduk
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In May 2021, Stojčić admitted that they don't know where to place garages, that even the conceptual design is not drafted, and that works certainly will not start before 2023. However, deputy mayor Goran Vesić in
September 2021 announced "serious reconstruction", with double avenues and a garage at
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In
September 2019, when reconstruction of the sidewalks was to begin, the works were moved for spring 2020, with a major change in the plan - the underground, elongated garages stretching for a kilometer, were dropped from the project. Though the blueprints for the underground garages were made, it
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No. 7; House of the
Yugoslav Engineers and Architects Society; built from 1933 to 1935 upon design by Milan Manojlović and Isak Azriel and aimed to "visually represent Yugoslav ideology and dominant political doctrine of both the society and the state itself". Since 1999, location of the Tuckwood
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No. 92; Building of the
Federal Ministry of the Interior; built for UDBA, which moved into the building in 1952, when the older building in No. 82 became too small for its operations. Completely destroyed by NATO in 1999. Several Israeli investors changed the ownership of the lot. In 2016 the
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From the beginning to the end, the street goes downhill, and since it is completely straight, it gives a nice panoramic view down the entire course. The street is 32 m (105 ft) wide, out of which 18.75 m (61.5 ft) is the driveway and 13.25 m (43.5 ft) sidewalks.
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is today, where local population went for duck hunting. Where the major crossroad of Kneza Miloša and steep
Nemanjina streets is today, Topčider road was actually crossing over the stream of Vračarski Potok, which was draining the Slavija Pond into the pond of
123:(promenade) and today is one of the major traffic arteries of the city, location of some of the most important national institutions and a street with the largest number of embassies in Belgrade. It stretches through the territory of three municipalities:
1008:, new chief city urbanist Marko Stojčić sad that the project is moved to 2021–2022, not because of the pandemic, but because the construction is not ready anyway. Some reporters referred to the project as the "dream of Spanish boulevard".
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was fatally wounded in Topčider, it was this road through which the carriage with the wounded prince rushed downtown to try to save the prince's life. Still, the prince died during the ride, somewhere where the modern London building is.
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On the same day the protection was adopted, a building which is covered with the protected area, at 14 Admirala
Geprata Street, was exempt from the protection, and the investor was granted the right to demolish it. The building was
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showed an interest into building a hotel at the location, but the architects and urbanists are against it, asking for the building to be reconstructed as it was. As of 2017, the northern half of the building is being gradually
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and built 1957–65, one of the most representative works of architecture in
Belgrade, destroyed in the several attack waves by NATO in 1999 and partially demolished. The future of the complex is not known at the moment.
338:, mingling with the people. The lower section of the street passed between affluent households with gardens and the Military Academy was also located there, whose cadets often paraded down the street as there was a
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No. 5; Hotel
Excelsior; originally built as a clinic in 1921, but instead opened as a hotel in 1924; projected by the Viennese architects, it was used by the Germans as their General Staff in Belgrade during the
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As it has many representative buildings, some of them were used by the
Germans when they occupied Belgrade in 1941. During the 1998 façade cleaning of the building of the Ministry of the foreign affairs,
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The street gained somewhat of an assassination notoriety, due to the events connected with it, though they are results of the fact that most important government buildings are located in it. When Prince
439:, Stević threw the grenade at the carriage but hit the telegraph line instead. King and prime minister were unharmed, but several pedestrians were wounded. The assassination attempt was organized by
658:, a temporary parking lot was constructed instead. In 2007 building of an 8-storey-tall commercial edifice began which was completed from the outside, but as of 2017 it is still not in use.
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the empty lot next to the Foreign Ministry building. However, when the budget for 2023 was adopted, with projections until 2025, there were no funds allocated for this project.
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Kneza Miloša is one of 34 streets in downtown Belgrade which have never changed their names since the names were awarded to the streets for the first time in the 19th century.
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street, like some of the ministries. The assembly building was a humble, low and unrepresentative edifice, so sometimes the deputies held sessions in the "Kasina" hotel on the
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Named after the founder of the Obrenović, prince Miloš, it crosses three other streets named after members of the same dynasty: queen Natalija, king Alexander and king Milan.
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square. In its upper, urban part, the road was fully formed in the 1840s, as part of the development plan for this section of Belgrade. The plan was drafted by Franz Janke.
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Goran Vesić (19 April 2019). "Обнова улице Кнеза Милоша је обнова старог Београда" [Reconstruction of the Kneza Miloša Street is a reconstruction of old Belgrade].
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387:("Three keys"). Much later, this became the name of the park which was planted on this location, today also known as the Park Gazela, after the nearby bridge over the
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lost its function. The tram line, Belgrade-Topčider, was a sort of an excursion line, which Queen Natalija also often used, travelling with her son and future king,
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768:; once famed kafana "London", which gave name to the entire neighborhood. In the transition mayhem since the 1990s, restaurant was turned into the seat of the
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was damaged. On 7/8 May General Staff and Federal Ministry of Internal Affairs were bombed again and on 24/25 May the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia.
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Dejan Aleksić (24 November 2017), "Mali: Nisam u kampanji i ne kajem se ni za sta" [Mali: I am not in the campaign and I regret nothing],
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650:(Three tobacco leaves); popular in its own name, it was famous for the first ever telephone call in Serbia, in 1881. Demolished in 1991 for the
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955:, Yugoslav secret service, in 1946. In 1952 Supreme Court of Yugoslavia moved into the building and Yugoslav River Shipping bought it in 1968.
673:, then as the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry 1945-48 and since then hotel again; Renamed to the Mercure Belgrade Excelsior in the 2010s.
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Mostar Interchange; Building of the Interior Ministry of Serbia; destroyed by NATO in 1999; as of 2017 it is gradually being demolished;
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No. 82; Building of the Yugoslav River Shipping; a massive building, built by the German prisoners of war specifically as the seat of
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1033:. Investors from Cyprus envisioned a square edifice with "transparent" ground floor, which would allow a view from the street on the
271:, engineer and urbanist, was charged with making the city greener. In the process of planting trees across Belgrade, he arranged the
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was built in Bara Venecija in 1884, the stream was conducted underground and the Nemanjina was transformed into the proper street.
533:), it makes a direct traffic transversal which goes through the entire "Old" Belgrade, in the northeast to southwest direction.
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150:. A total of twelve buildings situated along the street have been already previously declared a separate cultural monuments.
1635:[Reconstruction of streets {will be finished) by the end of the year, Kneza Miloša, new bridge and tunnel on hold].
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782:; built in 1863, damaged in the bombing during the World War II, both by the Germans (in 1941), and by the Allies (in 1944).
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In 2016 city government announced a detailed reconstruction of the Kneza Miloša, based on the look of one of the main
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in front of the building of the government, he was rushed to the ER via the Kneza Miloša, but the wounds were fatal.
218:. After 1.87 km (1.16 mi) of a straight line course in a south-westerly direction, the street ends at the
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In this period, the street marked an eastern border of urban Belgrade. The commercial zone, with grocery stores (
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In its first section, Kneza Miloša marks the border between Stari Grad and Vračar, until the intersection with
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996:. Reconstruction was to include adding one more traffic lane, green island in the middle of street, thick
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1706:[Vesić: serious reconstruction of Kneza Miloša Street awaits, there will be no more parking ].
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Dragoljub Acković (December 2008), "Šest vekova Roma u Beograde – part XV, Veselje do kasno u noć",
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810:; projected by Nikolay Krasnov, built 1926–28, upgraded in 1938. Originally, the Finance Ministry.
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1517:[Memorial plaque for the former U.S. ambassador George Kennan unveiled in Belgrade].
1741:"Područje uz Ulicu kneza Miloša u Beogradu utvrđeno za prostorno kulturno-istorijsku celinu"
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No. 19; Petronijević House; built in 1922 for the banker Miloš Petronijević and designed by
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1743:[Area around the Kneza Miloša Street declared a spatial cultural-historical unit].
1574:"Ni hotel, ni tržni centar na mestu zgrade Saveznog MUP-a niče stambeno poslovni kompleks"
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Veljkov Venac, Balkanska, Admirala Geprata, Dobrinjska, Kralja Milana and Andrićev Venac.
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249:(Topčider road), as it connected the downtown with the Miloš' court in the Topčider wood (
1762:[Business edifice instead of the building from which Đinđić was assassinated].
1704:"Vesić: Čeka nas ozbiljna rekonstrukcija Ulice kneza Miloša, neće više biti parkiranja"
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326:(Miloš the Great street) as it was known, was turned into the city's main promenade or
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in the upper, more urbanized part of Topčidеr Road, while on the lower Nikolić planted
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of Queen Natalija, the street lots this function completely by 1910 when the central
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567:. A number of them are protected by the state as cultural and historical monuments.
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In 2020, the street, with its surroundings, was protected by the law and declared a
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Finansijski Park, (Financial Park); one of the oldest in Belgrade, renamed to the
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called the "Dafiment Banka", casino, coffee shop, and as of 2017 it is one of the
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298:), spread from Terazije to the street, while from this point on, the gardens and
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The street originated during the rule of prince Miloš, and was originally called
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Dejan Aleksić (5 August 2017), "Podzemna garaža u Kneza Miloša dobila dozvolu",
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At the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, Kneza Miloša (or
1358:[First modern residential neighborhood declared a cultural monument].
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1515:"U Beogradu otkrivena spomen ploča nekadašnjem ambasadoru SAD Džordžu Kenanu"
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buildings (MUP), federal and the republic's one, were bombed. On 29/30 April
1688:[Without Belgrade's Passeig de Gràcia for at least two more years].
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were demolished, Federal Ministry of Internal Affairs was hit again and the
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714:, continuing to host banks until 2023. Designed by August Rheinfels in the
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1426:"Spomenik Sibinjanin Janku na Zemunskom keju, Gagarinu na Novom Beogradu"
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1133:[Kneza Miloša Street and its surroundings - cultural monument].
1633:Обнова улица до краја године, Кнеза Милоша, нови мост и тунел на чекању
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fountain. Massive reconstruction began in 2023 by the owner, Serbian "
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style, the building was declared a cultural monument in December 2019.
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along Terazije and Topčider Road. While he embellished Terazije with
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in 1921. As the king was in the carriage with the prime minister
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and Topčider parks (including park's nursery garden) and planted
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Institute for the Protection of the Cultural Monuments Belgrade
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143:, the first ruler of modern Serbia (1815-1839 and 1858–1860).
1379:[Façade of the centennial structure being repaired].
1552:"Bageri ispred zgrade Saveznog MUP-a - uskoro kreće rušenje"
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street from the right. From then on, it crosses the streets
1611:"Mali sa investitorima obišao zgradu bivšeg Saveznog MUP-a"
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was introduced to the street, among the first in Belgrade,
253:). It was named after prince Miloš in 1872. At that time,
1760:"Poslovni objekat umesto zgrade iz koje je ubijen Đinđić"
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and Mostar. Through its natural extensions on the north (
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street from the left and crosses the intersections with
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Dejan Aleksić, Daliborka Mučibabić (14 February 2016).
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Cineplex; in January 2019 declared a cultural monument.
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Daliborka Mučibabić, Dejan Aleksić (4–5 April 2020).
1356:"Prvo moderno stambeno naselje postalo kulturno dobro"
710:; Jugobanka Building; built from 1921 to 1924 for the
1131:"Ulica kneza Miloša i njena okolina – kulturno dobro"
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extended to the east until the marshy pond where the
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1686:"Bez beogradske Paseo de Grasije bar još dve godine"
1669:[Reconstruction of Kneza Miloša next year].
398:in the Belgrade was placed at the crossroad of the
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1684:Daliborka Mučibabić, Dejan Aleksić (6 June 2021).
544:insignia were discovered below the surface layer.
1152:[Street with twelve cultural monuments].
431:Spasoje Stević attempted to assassinate the king
1398:[Palace of science instead of a bank].
111:"Prince Miloš Street") is a street in downtown
176:on the left, and with the city's main street,
1499:[Memorial for an American diplomat].
806:Intersection with Nemanjina; Building of the
563:The street preserved many buildings from the
158:Kneza Miloša begins at the intersection with
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1315:"Od "Tri lista duvana" ostala samo uspomena"
1226:[People who made Belgrade greener].
1031:assassination of prime minister Zoran Đinđić
840:Former embassy of USA in Kneza Miloša Street
180:. The next intersection is with the streets
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858:, 101 meters-high skyscraper built 1969–74.
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366:Street became the main Belgrade promenade.
1665:Daliborka Mučubabić (18 September 2019).
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148:protected spatial cultural-historical unit
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1222:Svetlana Brnović Mitić (26 August 2019).
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1725:[Makiš Field is the costliest].
1377:"Fasada stogodišnjeg zdanja na popravci"
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969:No. 69; Savski Venac Municipal Building;
1609:Daliborka Mučibabić (25 October 2016).
1592:"Šta niče umesto zgrade Saveznog MUP-a"
1394:Daliborka Mučibabić (24 October 2023).
1354:Daliborka Mučibabić (31 January 2019).
1148:Branka Vasiljević (16 September 2021).
1129:Daliborka Mučibabić (12 January 2021).
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803:A monument to prince Miloš in the park;
571:Vicinity of the beginning of the street
1758:Daliborka Mučibabić (5 January 2020).
1375:Daliborka Mučibabić (26 August 2023).
948:; new building is due to open in 2018.
913:, was placed on the building's façade.
383:ordered for the name to be changed to
1413:Priča o zgradi Ministarstva finansija
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1150:"Ulica sa dvanaest spomenika kulture"
7:
1224:"Ličnosti koje su ozelenile Beograd"
1085:"Topčiderski drum stiže u budućnost"
815:Ministry of Foreign Affairs Building
37:Ministry of Foreign Affairs Building
1497:Спомен-обележје америчком дипломати
1476:Dušan Ivković (23 September 2009).
1332:Muzička škola Stanković - istorijat
1766:(in Serbian). pp. 1 & 16.
1721:Dejan Aleksić (16 January 2023).
1667:Обнова Кнеза Милоша следеће године
1532:Bojan Bilbija (16 February 2011).
1275:Momčilo Petrović (5 March 2023).
613:Archaeological Site Pionirski Park
354:. She preferred the tram over the
188:on the left, and then it receives
139:, it was later named after prince
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1258:"Beograd na dvesta sputanih voda"
466:in 1999. On 2/3 April 1999, both
342:, parallel to the street. As the
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1534:"Lekina tvrđava u srcu Beograda"
1298:[Mysterious Belgrader].
787:Building of the Finance Ministry
654:to be built, but because of the
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1424:Dejan Aleksić (19 April 2017).
1313:M.Lj.Popović (23 August 2016).
1294:Goran Vesić (4 October 2019).
1279:[First traffic light].
358:. Also colloquially styled the
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695:. Constructed in the style of
592:House of the National Assembly
283:trees, he formed an avenue of
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1495:Ana Vuković (14 June 2022).
1396:"Umesto banke – palata nauke"
863:Building of the General Staff
826:Building of the General Staff
452:assassinated on 12 March 2003
317:Belgrade Main railway station
315:neighborhood. Only after the
872:Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan
1747:(in Serbian). January 2021.
1521:(in Serbian). 13 June 2022.
1006:outbreak of the coronavirus
255:National Assembly of Serbia
164:. It receives the dead end
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1281:Politika-Magazin, No. 1327
830:NATO bombing of Yugoslavia
16:Street in Belgrade, Serbia
1729:(in Serbian). p. 15.
1673:(in Serbian). p. 15.
1639:(in Serbian). p. 24.
1503:(in Serbian). p. 15.
1443:Simbol snage mlade države
1402:(in Serbian). p. 14.
1383:(in Serbian). p. 14.
1364:(in Serbian). p. 14.
1343:Hotel Excelsior - history
1302:(in Serbian). p. 14.
1283:(in Serbian). p. 23.
1230:(in Serbian). p. 13.
1211:(in Serbian). p. 14.
1137:(in Serbian). p. 17.
462:Kneza Miloša was heavily
433:Alexander I of Yugoslavia
400:Bulevar kralja Aleksandra
251:Residence of Prince Miloš
161:Bulevar kralja Aleksandra
119:. It was the main city's
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1111:(in Serbian), p. 15
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907:United States of America
828:, destroyed in the 1999
468:Ministry of the Interior
172:street on the right and
1296:Тајанствени Београђанин
905:No. 50; Embassy of the
587:Main Post Office Palace
531:Bulevar Vojvode Putnika
1723:Најскупље Макишко поље
1035:Hammam of Prince Miloš
944:No. 74-76; Embassy of
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764:intersection with the
712:Adriatic-Danubian Bank
706:intersection with the
661:No. 1-a; Music school
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334:often walked down the
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135:. Previously known as
1519:Radio Slobodna Evropa
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476:Serbian General Staff
377:Kafana pocepanih gaća
352:Alexander I of Serbia
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1799:Stari Grad, Belgrade
1598:. 21 September 2016.
1171:Beograd - plan grada
798:Park Gavrilo Princip
737:with the sculptured
629:and the seat of the
446:When prime minister
1784:Streets in Belgrade
1572:(18 October 2016).
1465:Ambasade u Beogradu
1173:. M@gic M@p. 2006.
972:No. 75; Embassy of
937:No. 72; Embassy of
930:No. 70; Embassy of
923:No. 66; Embassy of
898:No. 38: Embassy of
808:Government Building
631:President of Serbia
582:Saint Mark's Church
529:street) and south (
480:Government Building
472:Ministry of Defense
423:On the corner with
154:Location and course
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85:Kneza Miloša Street
33:Government Building
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20:Kneza Miloša street
918:Embassy of Croatia
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665:; founded in 1911.
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379:("Torn nickers").
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220:Mostar interchange
104:Ulica kneza Miloša
93:Улица кнеза Милоша
50:Улица кнеза Милоша
1558:. 2 October 2016.
1027:Zvezdan Jovanović
994:Passeig de Gràcia
774:Idea supermarkets
731:Petar Palaviccini
693:Nikola Nestorović
499:Kraljice Natalije
417:Mihailo Obrenović
269:Atanasije Nikolić
259:Kraljice Natalije
184:on the right and
182:Kraljice Natalije
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648:Tri lista duvana
548:Notable features
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285:Lombardy poplars
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332:Queen Natalija
324:Miloša Velikog
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992:'s avenues,
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770:Ponzi scheme
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652:Hotel Hilton
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883:demolished.
861:No. 33-41;
856:Beograđanka
813:No. 24-26;
565:Interbellum
523:West Vračar
381:Queen Draga
340:bridle path
245:Topčiderski
231:Development
216:Durmitorska
212:Višegradska
200:Birčaninova
45:Native name
1778:Categories
1041:References
1016:Protection
893:Right side
852:Masarikova
759:Right side
743:sugar king
627:Ivo Andrić
617:Singidunum
603:Right side
503:Masarikova
427:street, a
425:Masarikova
404:green wave
394:The first
385:Tri ključa
186:Masarikova
166:Lazarevića
125:Stari Grad
990:Barcelona
964:Left side
845:Left side
739:Aphrodite
697:academism
663:Stanković
638:Left side
542:Wehrmacht
507:Tašmajdan
429:Communist
273:Košutnjak
195:Nemanjina
98:romanized
1764:Politika
1727:Politika
1708:Politika
1690:Politika
1671:Politika
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1615:Politika
1538:Politika
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1262:Politika
1243:Politika
1228:Politika
1209:Politika
1154:Politika
1135:Politika
1109:Politika
1089:Politika
916:No. 62;
785:No. 20;
716:academic
527:Takovska
313:Savamala
281:chestnut
263:Terazije
113:Belgrade
78:Belgrade
75:Location
65:Namesake
998:avenues
946:Germany
939:Myanmar
932:Romania
682:Krunska
643:No. 1;
559:section
391:river.
311:in the
296:čaršija
289:poplars
277:avenues
226:History
174:Krunska
100::
57:Serbian
1789:Vračar
1570:Tanjug
1177:
984:Future
974:Canada
925:Guinea
900:Poland
878:) and
854:; The
735:atrium
686:Turkey
645:kafana
557:London
519:London
410:Events
373:kafana
356:fiacre
300:fields
129:Vračar
117:Serbia
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39:(left)
360:Korzo
348:korzo
336:korzo
328:korzo
121:korzo
1578:Blic
1556:Blic
1482:Blic
1319:Blic
1175:ISBN
953:UDBA
729:and
611:and
474:and
450:was
389:Sava
370:was
344:tram
247:drum
214:and
131:and
109:lit.
31:The
1596:B92
876:UAE
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