Places with audio guides - Serbia

A museum in Belgrade commemorates Dragoljub Mihailovic, his prewar home, and his contentious place in 20th-century Serbian history.

A rare surviving dry mill dating from 1899, one of the last three in the world. It recalls Kikinda's agricultural history and the traditional grinding of grain.

The medieval fortress above Uzice protected the caravan route through the Djetinja valley. Today it is being restored and is once again open to visitors.

An institution that manages archival records from Kikinda and its surroundings, with holdings dating back to 1747 and significant documentation of local government and society.

The double-track railway bridge across the Sava from 1975 to 1979 is a technically exceptional part of the Belgrade railway junction and the Prokop solution.

A representative military building from 1926 in Topcider, associated with the Royal Guard and now used for ceremonies and cultural events.

The medieval gate of Belgrade Fortress from the time of Stefan Lazarevic, now hidden within the walls of the Upper Town and reflecting the development of fortification.

A road bridge across the Danube between Kovin and Smederevo, built in 1976, destroyed in 1999 and restored later that same year.