Nebojsa Tower

Nebojsa Tower is a significant historical landmark situated within the Belgrade Fortress, overlooking the Sava River. Originally constructed as a watchtower in the 15th century, it served various purposes over the centuries, including a prison, notably holding Rigas Fereos before his execution in 1798. Recently renovated with support from Greece, the tower now functions as a museum presenting Serbian history, with a particular focus on Serbian-Greek relations and the Ottoman occupation. The museum utilizes modern, interactive exhibits to engage visitors.