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Stadion, Belgrade — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Stadion is a residential quarter of Belgrade in Savski Venac, set between the Partizan and Red Star grounds.
About Stadion
Where to stay in Stadion
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Rooms in Stadion are quiet. The best of them sit along Ljutice Bogdana, the leafy street that carries you toward the Partizan ground and the Dedinje villas within a few minutes on foot. Apartments and small guesthouses gather near the Bencion Buli park, while the eastern edge slopes down toward Autokomanda and its transport links.
Voždovac lies just over the boulevard. Choose by errand.
About Stadion
What are the main landmarks in Stadion?
Two stadiums frame the quarter. The Partizan ground stands to one side and the Red Star ground, long known as the Marakana, rises to the other. The Bencion Buli park runs along the Boulevard of Prince Alexander Karađorđević as a small urban forest of plane trees, named for the banker whose plantings from the 1930s still shade the walks below.
A second triangular green points toward Autokomanda. The embassy streets of Dedinje begin at the western edge.
What is the history of Stadion?
The name came from the football grounds. Stadion took its identity from spreading in the gap between the two largest stadiums in Belgrade, those of Partizan and of Red Star. Once a run of interwar villas and industrial plots on the fringe of Savski Venac, the quarter kept its residential grain even as old workshops were auctioned off and rebuilt into apartments.
Property here has always run dear. The Bencion Buli plantings anchored the green heart between the arenas.
Where is Stadion?
Stadion occupies high, gentle ground in the Savski Venac municipality, west of Autokomanda and hemmed by Dedinje, Voždovac, and the Boulevard of Prince Alexander Karađorđević. The slope carries it down toward the eastern edge.
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Updated July 2026