This tour follows sites connected to difficult and traumatic events in Belgrade’s past. It spans different historical periods and highlights moments that have left a lasting imprint on the city’s collective memory.
Along the route, visitors encounter locations associated with tragedies, political assassinations, and acts of violence that affected political leaders, public figures, and ordinary citizens.
These places invite reflection on memory, responsibility, and the ways in which the city acknowledges and negotiates complex and painful episodes of its history.
Assassinations and violent events connected to political leadership, political change, and struggles for power. These sites mark turning points in history and reflect the consequences of political conflict in public space.
Killings that reflect social tensions, extremism, and violence in public space. These events show how political, ideological, or identity-based divisions shape the everyday lives of citizens.
This category includes locations where material traces of events have been removed, altered, or were never marked. The absence of physical markers raises questions about what the city remembers and what gradually disappears from collective memory.
