Avala

Avala Tower Belgrade: visit Mount Avala

Avala Tower Belgrade is one of the best-known landmarks near the city. Avala rises 511 meters above sea level and sits about 16 kilometers from central Belgrade.

The 205-meter Avala Tower is the main attraction on Mount Avala. It first served as a TV transmitter. NATO bombing destroyed the original tower in 1999, and the city rebuilt it in 2010. Today, visitors come for wide views of Belgrade and the surrounding area.

What to see on Avala

You can reach the top of Avala Tower by elevator, passing through 38 floors. In addition, the tower has a restaurant area, so it works well as a short break outside the city.

Why visit Avala

• Avala Tower and panoramic views from the top
• Forest roads, picnic areas and places to rest
• Easy access from Belgrade for a short trip outside the city
• A relaxed nature stop that can fit into a private Belgrade tour

Avala from Belgrade

Avala works well as part of a half-day or full-day Belgrade route. For a guided option, see the Belgrade City Tour with Avala Tower.

Private groups can request a tailored route through Create Your Own Tour. If you only need transport for a group, business guest or event, visit Transfers.

FAQ

Where is Avala?
Avala is about 16 kilometers from central Belgrade.

How high is Avala Tower?
Avala Tower is 205 meters high.

Can Avala be visited from Belgrade?
Yes. It is a popular short trip from Belgrade and can be included in a private city route.

What can you do on Avala?
Visitors can see Avala Tower, enjoy the viewpoint, walk through forest areas and spend time in restaurants or picnic areas.