Construction of pedestrian bridge from the Sava to Kalemengdan to start in June

Along the curvy bridge, torusits and Belgrade citizens will soon be able to reach Sava quay and Belgrade fortress. The facility whose construction should start in June, will be a shortcut from the walking area at the Sava to the mosty valuable Belgrade’s cultural monument – a fortification at the hill above the confluence of the Sava into the Danube . Pedestrian zone with an unusual sculpture which eight years ago was designed by a sculptor Mrdjan Bajic and his British colleague Richard Dickon, was selected by the city as a design which “will not attack the fortress and hide its beauties”.

The main city planner, Milutin Folic, reveled for Politika that it will no longer stay at the drawer sine development of the main design is starting thanks to donation of the CIP Traffic Institute.

Thus, multi-decade wish that tourists who are visiting Belgrade by river do not skip over rails and do not go through jams in Karadjordjeva street and Bulevar vojvode Bojovica to discover Belgrade.

Directly from ships, they will reach Knez Mihailova and pedestrian zones in the center, fast and safely, Folic is pompously announcing.

Grad Beograd

JP Beogradska tvrđava Beograd

Saobraćajni institut CIP d.o.o. Beograd

JP Direkcija za građevinsko zemljište i izgradnju Beograda

Beograd na vodi d.o.o. Beograd

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pasarela

Savsko pristanište

Kalemegdan

Mrđan Bajić

Ričard Dikon

Milutin Folić

Branislav Mitrović

Beton hala

Karađorđeva ulica

Bulevar vojvode Bojovića

Knez Mihailova ulica

Sou Fudžimoto

međunarodni konkurs Centar na vodi

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