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Belgrade 360 Deck — A Very Strange and Very Pleasant Place

Polako Hedonist visited Belgrade 360 Deck — the observation platform on top of a Belgrade tower. Entry 500 dinars, spa/lounge atmosphere, café and bar upstairs with views over the city. A great place, especially when it’s quiet.

by Iryna

Belgrade 360 Deck — A Very Strange and Very Pleasant Place

The Polako Hedonist team visited Belgrade 360 Deck — a very strange and at the same time very pleasant place 😍

Entry costs 500 dinars. Everything is done quite lavishly. Downstairs a person meets you and presses the button, upstairs another person presses another button. If you've been to Avala — you'll get the vibe.

You enter through the gallery, not through the business center. And then you get the feeling that you're not in an observation deck but in some kind of spa/lounge zone. Very calm music, everything is quiet, neat, relaxed.

We were very lucky with the weather — there was a little rain, everyone got scared, and there were almost no people. Practically nobody. And in that state it's very comfortable there.

Upstairs there's a small café and bar, you can sit and have coffee. But honestly — we'd recommend going back down and having coffee inside the tower itself. On the ground floor there's a very cozy hall-restaurant.

Overall a great concept. We really liked everything. Especially when there's nobody there.

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