You can't really call the Kula Tower in Belgrade a skyscraper - the building has only 42 floors. Still, the observation deck is high enough for tourists to get great shots from up there.
The observation deck has a great location - you can see all of Belgrade in every direction. To get there, you don't need to go straight into the tower. We first tried doing exactly that, but those entrances only lead to the hotel and apartments. Access to the deck is through the neighboring shopping mall. Go into the mall, head up to the next floor, and walk toward the tower. The mall is connected to Kula Tower by a long pedestrian bridge - you need to cross it.
Tickets for two people cost us 1000 RSD. A very affordable price! You can pay in cash or by card.
Inside, on the observation deck, it looks like this:
Inside, on the observation deck, it looks like this:
Most of the space has closed windows, and there's air conditioning. On the sides there are areas with access to fresh air, where you can put your hands through special gaps between the windows to take photos without shooting through the glass. But in summer it can get hot there.
That's why most photos will still be taken through the glass. But it's clean, without any stains.
And now here are a few photos of Belgrade from this observation deck.
You can spot the Church of Saint Sava - I highly recommend visiting it.
Train station.
Belgrade Fortress.
The district where the Kula Tower stands is new, and it strongly contrasts with the rest of Belgrade.
I shot a video by putting my hands through the gap between the windows:
Is it worth visiting this observation deck? Yes, if you're staying in Belgrade for more than one day.
