Belgrade: Takovska

2 44.81°, 20.47°
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Takovska is best known in Belgrade for running beside the National Assembly of Serbia, a monumental building completed in 1936. The avenue cuts through the administrative heart of the capital, connecting the district around St Mark’s Church with streets leading to Nikola Pašić Square and Terazije. Its name refers to Takovo, the site linked to the Second Serbian Uprising of 1815. Apartment blocks, public institutions and heavy traffic convey the pace of central Belgrade rather than its riverside leisure districts. The Sava and Danube meet at Ušće, northwest of the old centre, a confluence that has long shaped the city’s position in the Balkans.

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