Vračar, Serbia
Serbia
Vračar, Serbia carries 54 connections with 6392 places across 14 topics, led by natural monuments, local governance, and landmarks. The municipality sits less than a kilometer from central Belgrade, its most-shared co-connected place, and borders many of the city's inner neighborhoods. In 1595, Ottoman grand vizier Sinan Pasha burned the remains of Saint Sava here to suppress Serbian resistance. The Saint Sava Church and the National Library of Serbia both stand on the plateau today.
Sinan Pasha
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: Haskovo, Bulgaria | Crveni Krst, Belgrade
National Library of Serbia
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: Serbia | Belgrade, Serbia
Slavija (Belgrade)
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: Jajinci | Karađorđe's Park
Beograđanka
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: Negotin, Serbia | London, Belgrade | Savinac
local community
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: Mexico City, Mexico | Batam, Indonesia | Plače, Slovenia
plane tree
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: Nikola Pašić Square | Jizzakh Region | Aerides, Athens
Karađorđev Park
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: Neimar | Autokomanda | Savinac
Milan Antonović
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: Vienna, Austria | Milan, Italy | Serbia | Belgrade, Serbia
Zapadni Vračar
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: Savamala | Dedinje | Prokop, Belgrade | Topčidersko Brdo | Karađorđe's Park
Neda Arnerić
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: Taiwan | Belgrade, Serbia | Užice, Serbia | Rovinj, Croatia | Knjaževac, Serbia
Vukosava Velimirović
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: Paris, France | Rome, Italy | Moscow, Central | Belgrade, Serbia | Pirot, Serbia
Bombing of Belgrade (1944)
Connects Vračar, Serbia to: United States | Belgrade, Serbia | Pašino Brdo | Krunski Venac