A legendary Belgrade hotel where mid-century glamour meets contemporary luxury.
The Golden Age of Belgrade Hospitality
Overlooking Tašmajdan Park, Metropol Palace has been one of Belgrade’s most prestigious addresses since 1957. Designed by renowned Serbian architect Dragiša Brašovan, the hotel became a symbol of post-war modernism and the cosmopolitan spirit that defined the city during the second half of the 20th century.
During its golden era, Metropol welcomed international film stars, artists, political leaders and members of the global jet set. Marcello Mastroianni, Claudia Cardinale, Robert De Niro, Franco Zeffirelli and Bernardo Bertolucci are just some of the celebrated names connected with its remarkable history.
Following an extensive renovation, the hotel now combines its distinctive mid-century character with elegant rooms and suites, refined dining and a luxurious spa with a 25-metre indoor pool. Its rooftop restaurant, The Twenty Two, offers memorable views across Belgrade and the nearby Church of Saint Mark. With Tašmajdan Park just outside and the city centre within easy reach, Metropol Palace remains a place where the glamour of old Belgrade meets contemporary comfort.
