The tower, 17 kilometers from Belgrade, is the tallest building in the country and is also a symbol of Serbia (like the Eiffel Tower for France). The tower, about 200 meters high, has stood on Mount Avala since the 1960s, but was destroyed by NATO bombing in 1999. In 2010, it was completely restored and opened for tourists. At an altitude of 120 meters (as well as on the Ostankino tower) there is a restaurant with panoramic windows, a ticket for 400 dinars (200 rubles) gives, in fact, the entrance to the tower itself and a drink of your choice in the restaurant.
Although there is information on the Internet about the bus that goes to the tower, in fact we did not find any buses, we took a taxi (round trip from Belgrade for 2500 dinars - 1250 rubles). On the way to the tower there are monuments to the Unknown Soldier and the Soviet delegation, whose plane crashed on the mountain in 1964.
Although there is information on the Internet about the bus that goes to the tower, in fact we did not find any buses, we took a taxi (round trip from Belgrade for 2500 dinars - 1250 rubles). On the way to the tower there are monuments to the Unknown Soldier and the Soviet delegation, whose plane crashed on the mountain in 1964.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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