Branko Bridge (Brankov most)

Belgrade's iconic 1956 Sava river crossing linking the old city with Novi Beograd.

Branko Bridge is Belgrade's second-longest bridge, connecting the historic city centre with the modern district of Novi Beograd across the Sava river. Built in 1956 on the foundations of the 1934 King Alexander Bridge – destroyed in World War II – it was for a time the only motorway bridge reconnecting Belgrade and Zemun. The bridge takes its name from Brankova Street, which extends from the old part of Belgrade toward the crossing. From its span, visitors get sweeping views of the Sava riverbanks, Kalemegdan Park, and the skyline of Novi Beograd.