See Belgrade from the top of Avala Tower
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Avala Tower stands on a protected, forested mountain south of the city, and on a sunny day the view reaches about 100 km over the city, rivers and the Pannonian plain. The tower was rebuilt to its original design after being destroyed in 1999 and reopened in 2010. Go on a clear day, check the seasonal opening hours first because listings disagree, and add a short walk to the nearby Monument to the Unknown Hero.
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