Belgrade Travel Forum

Hi,

I have some doubts whether to go to those two places that are somewhat distant from the city centre of Belgrade. How are they like? I suppose the Beli Dvor residence cannot be visited inside, but can one walk around the gardens or so, or is it all private grounds? And what about Kuca Cveca? I read somewhere that it is open only in the morning, but I could not see any actual opening hours.

Any information will be highly appreciated.

Best,
Venelin

Hi Venelin,

Both Beli Dvor and Kuca Cveca are opened to public.

Though I am not sure for opening hours.

I think Kuca Cveca can be visites every day.
Beli Dvor however was closed for public visits but in resent past they decided to allow public visits on Saturdays only I think.

It can be easily reached from city center by trolley number 41.

Cheers,
Dusan

Beli dvor can be visited during the summer weekends. The Karadjordjevic family lives there so you can't walk outside of toured visit times.

The Palaces (The Royal Palace and The White Palace) and park of The Royal Compound at Dedinje Hill in Belgrade are open to visitors with tickets from 1 April through 30 October on Saturdays and Sundays.

Telephone: +381 11 33 43 460

Contact person: Ms. Andjelka Vukovic dvorski_kompleks@yahoo.com

Visiting times:

• Saturday – 11am and 2pm
• Sunday – 11am and 2pm

Rules:
Conditions of Admission to The Royal Compound

1. No visitors will be allowed in before previously registering at the Tourist Organization of Belgrade
2. No bulky luggage – it must be left on the bus
3. No consumption of food and drink anywhere in The Royal Compound
4. No shorts in The Royal Chapel
5. No photographs of the premises used by the military
6. No photographs inside (it is allowed to take photographs of the palaces)
7. No parting from the group – all visitors must follow the guide at all times
8. No Smoking
9. No sitting on chairs or any other piece of furniture or terrace parapets
10. No touching of any exhibited artefacts
11. We reserve the right in our sole and absolute discretion to refuse admission to any person if circumstances reasonably so require and our decision shall be final and binding.
12. We reserve the right to suspend or cut short a particular visit if circumstances reasonably so require
13. All mobile telephones must be switched off within the interior parts of The Royal Compound.
14. Parents shall be held responsible for their children
15. We may require that any visitor whose behaviour is in any way disruptive should forthwith leave The Royal Compound

Thanks a lot for all the replies!

I think everything is very clear for me now. Unfortuantely, I will be in Belgrade either on Thursday or on Friday, so this wouldn't work for me :( But I'm looking forward to visiting Belgrade again.

Best,
Venelin

Thanks a lot for all the replies!

I think everything is very clear for me now. Unfortunately, I will be in Belgrade either on Thursday or on Friday, so this wouldn't work for me :( But I'm looking forward to visiting Belgrade again.

Best,
Venelin