A historic Belgrade landmark offering timeless elegance in the very heart of the city.
A Century of Belgrade Elegance
Standing proudly on Terazije since 1908, Hotel Moskva is far more than a place to stay – it is one of Belgrade’s most recognisable landmarks and an enduring symbol of the Serbian capital. Inaugurated by King Peter I Karađorđević, its striking Russian Secession façade has witnessed more than a century of changing eras, important encounters and everyday city life.
Over the decades, the hotel has welcomed an extraordinary list of celebrated guests, including Albert Einstein, Alfred Hitchcock, Luciano Pavarotti, Indira Gandhi, Robert De Niro and many other influential figures from the worlds of art, science, culture and politics.
Behind its historic exterior, Hotel Moskva combines old-world character with contemporary comfort. Its elegant rooms and suites preserve the spirit of the building, while the Tchaikovsky Restaurant, the famous café and pastry shop, and the intimate EVA Spa & Wellness centre complete the experience. Guests can begin the day in the very heart of Belgrade, explore many of the city’s best-known sights on foot and return to a hotel whose story is inseparable from the story of the capital itself.
