• Prince Miloš's Residence stands in the park and houses the Museum of the First Serbian Uprising, an indoor stop on a park walk
• The hopping stone near the residence is the binjektaš stone Prince Miloš used to climb onto his horse
• Woods beyond the lawns: the paths run into the Topčider and Košutnjak forest, the largest green stretch near central Belgrade, for a longer walk

Topčider was Belgrade's first park, laid out in the 1830s in the English style with winding paths, streams and small lakes. Plane trees planted around Prince Miloš's Residence in 1831 still stand there today.

Around the residence sit fountains, a stone obelisk and the Žetelica (Woman Harvester) statue, the city's first park sculpture. Past the lawns, the paths lead on into the Topčider and Košutnjak woods.