Description
Kalemegdan Park is situated at the 60-metre-high cliff that once was the town field within the Belgrade Fortress. The high position offers some extraordinary views at the junction of the rivers Sava and Danube, as well as a landing spot for numerous birds.
The most common residents of the park are vrabec domácí, sýkora koňadra, and pigeons. The scattered conifers host numerous zvonohlík zahradní in the spring and summer, just to be replaced with králíček obecný and králíček ohnivý in the late autumn and winter. labuť velká, kachna divoká, kormorán velký, and kormorán malý are beneath the walls at the riverbank, while rorýs obecný and rorýs velký are flying above. rehek domácí and straka obecná are often spotted on the old walls of the fortress. sýček obecný finds its home in the holes of old buildings around the park.
Details
Access
Kalemegdan Park is most commonly entered from the city center and Knez Mihailova street, but there are many entrances from all sides. Click P on one of the parking places nearby for directions.
The suggested walking paths are chosen to be the most productive for birding, avoiding the most crowded spots as much as possible.
