Architecture of New Belgrade - Brutalism Decoded

Step into the fascinating world of Yugoslav modernism on a private walking tour through New Belgrade, Serbia. Guided by an art historian who grew up among these iconic structures, you’ll explore the evolution of socialist architecture, from Soviet-inspired beginnings to bold brutalism, all within a compact 2.5-hour journey.

Your experience begins at the Museum of Contemporary Art at Ušće, where you’ll discover how its striking marble façade defies common expectations of socialist design. As you stroll through the city, your guide will share insights into the Non-Aligned Movement and the symbolic park planted by world leaders in 1961.

Marvel at the monumental Government Building, a testament to shifting political tides, before witnessing the awe-inspiring Genex Tower—an Instagram favorite and a pioneering smart building in the Balkans. Its dramatic silhouette stands as a celebrated example of brutalist architecture.

The tour continues to a vast congress center, still in use today, which showcases innovative interiors that remain fresh decades after their creation. Finally, immerse yourself in the story of Block 23, a visionary public housing project, as your guide recounts personal experiences of life in these concrete communities.

This private tour is perfect for groups of up to 12 and is available in English or Italian. Meet your guide at the Museum of Contemporary Art and enjoy easy access via public transportation. Secure your spot now to uncover the secrets of New Belgrade’s architectural legacy—spaces fill quickly!