HOTEL YUGOSLAVIA

Hotel Yugoslavia is located on the left bank of the Danube at Nikola Tesla Boulevard 3.

The idea of building a hotel on the banks of the Danube River emerged in 1947, but due to a political crisis, construction was halted. It resumed in 1960 according to the design by architect Lavoslav Horvat in the international style.

When it was built, the "Hotel Yugoslavia" was the most modern hotel in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRJ), with seven floors and accompanying facilities.

The hotel was luxuriously decorated, and the foyer of the grand hall was adorned with the world's largest chandelier at the time, decorated with crystals from the Swarovski factory.

During the NATO bombing in 1999, a part of the hotel was damaged, and in 2006, it was sold to a private company.