Fortresses and Roman Ruins near Belgrade, 6 of 10
Open todayDay Trip
Smederevo Fortress
- Open today
- 7am to 10pm
- Price
- Free; Small Town 250 RSD
- Setting
- Outdoor
Fortresses and Roman Ruins near Belgrade, 6 of 10: Smederevo Fortress
Smederevo Fortress
Day TripSmederevo
Area
Smederevo
Good for
4–14
Cost
Free; Small Town 250 RSD
Setting
Outdoor
Updated
Oct 28, 2026
What you need to know
- Stone from Roman ruins fills the walls: builders hauled it from sites like Viminacium, reusing tombstones and sculptures, so look closely at the stonework
- English-speaking guides can be booked for a tour of both the Small and Large Town
- Parking beside the fortress is in zone III and can be paid by text message (8663 for an hour, 8664 for a day)
About
Smederevo Fortress was built from 1428 to 1439 as the last capital of medieval Serbia, where the Jezava River meets the Danube. Its walls, up to 4 meters thick, run with 25 towers around about 11 hectares.
Kids can roam the open Large Town grounds, then enter the Small Town, the former palace, with its Great Hall and carved stone windows. Look for the Turkish bath by the Danube wall.
Outdoor
Free; Small Town 250 RSD
Large Town grounds free. Small Town: 250 dinara, 150 dinara for pupils, students and pensioners, free for kids under 7 with an adult. Guided tour of both parts: 1,200 dinara, or 1,800 dinara in English.
Open7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Inner Small Town open 8am to 8pm
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Location
Smederevo Fortress
Omladinska, Smederevo 11101, Serbia
