Staro Sajmište
Serbia
Staro Sajmište connects to 7922 places across 13 topics through 40 Bunkabop connections, shaped by its wartime history and postwar urban transformation. World War II and Nazi Germany are the dominant topic clusters, grounded in the site's use as a concentration camp; Serbian prisoners were transported from Jasenovac and Stara Gradiška from April 1942 onwards. Its strongest ties run to New Belgrade and Belgrade. In 2020, Serbia's National Assembly passed a law establishing a formal Memorial Center on the site.
Ušće Tower
Connects Staro Sajmište to: New Belgrade, Serbia | Ušće, Belgrade
Savski Nasip
Connects Staro Sajmište to: Blokovi | Dr Ivan Ribar
Sava Centar
Connects Staro Sajmište to: Belgrade, Serbia | New Belgrade, Serbia
Stara Gradiška concentration camp
Connects Staro Sajmište to: Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina | Stara Gradiška, Croatia
Mala Ciganlija
Connects Staro Sajmište to: New Belgrade, Serbia | Savski Nasip
National Assembly of Serbia
Connects Staro Sajmište to: Serbia | London, Belgrade | Stapar, Serbia
City Assembly of Belgrade
Connects Staro Sajmište to: Skadarlija | Ropočevo, Serbia | Studentski Grad, Belgrade
Gazela Bridge
Connects Staro Sajmište to: Belgrade, Serbia | New Belgrade, Serbia | Ušće, Belgrade
Delta Holding
Connects Staro Sajmište to: New Belgrade, Serbia | Republic Square (Belgrade) | Autokomanda | Cvetni trg
Naftna Industrija Srbije
Connects Staro Sajmište to: Novi Sad, Serbia | Pančevo, Serbia | Omoljica, Serbia | Liman, Novi Sad | Ratko Jović, Serbia
Škoda Works
Connects Staro Sajmište to: Kabul, Afghanistan | Vilnius, Lithuania | Plzeň, Czech Republic | New Belgrade, Serbia | Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic
King Alexander Bridge
Connects Staro Sajmište to: Belgrade, Serbia | New Belgrade, Serbia | Bežanija | Ušće, Belgrade | Kosančićev Venac