Kalemegdan is the nicest and the biggest park in Belgrade. It is also the most significant cultural and historic complex dominated by the Belgrade Fortress overlooking the Sava and the Danube. Kalemegdan Park has many monuments and buildings such as The Military Museum, the "Cvijeta Zuzoric" art pavilion, the Belgrade ZOO, the Belgrade Cultural Monuments Protection Institute. There is also an amusement park, a number of sports fields and several restaurants.

Monument to France (Spomenik zahvalnosti Francuskoj)
The monument has been erected in 1930 as a symbol of gratefulness to France for the aid it had given Serbia in World War I. It was designed by Ivan Meštrovic.

Memorial of the surrendering of the keys of the Belgrade Fortress (Spomen obeležje predaje kljuceva Beogradske tvrdave)
It is located at the place where, in 1867 the Sultan's order was read stating that the Fortress had to be turned over to prince Mihailo Obrenovic and to the Serbian Army.

The Belgrade Fortress stands on the hill overlooking the mouth of the river Sava. It was gradually built, torn down and rebuilt from the first to the 18th century as a fortified defence complex. Today the Fortress is a specific museum of Belgrade history.

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