Abstract:
Because of the touristic attractively of a large number of monuments that are mutually connected, today this is one of the most popular and fascinating tourist routes in Niš...Activities:
WalkSightseeing
Historical heritage
Ćele Kula
Museum
Synagogue
Tour description:
Because of the touristic attractively of a large number of monuments that are mutually connected, today this is one of the most popular and fascinating tourist routes in Niš. In the east-west direction it extends from the archaeological site of Mediana, located on the outskirts of the city, to the Square of King Milan in the center of Niš. In the direction of the south-north, T-zone is crossed by a group of monuments from the Camp 12. Februar in the north and ends with the Cathedral church in the southern part of Niš. This tour is equally popular among domestic and foreign tourists, as it provides the most attractive insight into the cultural and historical heritage of Niš. Numerous urban contents, taverns, cafes, galleries and shops that are located along the entire route contribute to that, making a stroll through T-zone the enterprise which will fulfill most of your planned day.
- Archeological site Mediana
- Residence of the Roman Emperors
- Skull Tower (1809)
- Monument from the First Serbian Uprising (1809-1813)
- The largest building in the world made of human bones
- Paster's Institute
- First Institute of Preventive Medicine in Yugoslavia
- Bora Stanković/Stevan Sremac Gymnasium
- National Theater
- Monument The Herald of Victory/Moravian horseman (King Milan’s Square)
- Monument to the liberators of Niš
- Synagogue
- Tin craftsmen’ street
- Archeological hall of the National Museum
- Cathedral church
- The Officers’ Hall
- The place where the creation of Yugoslavia was announced (1914)
13. Fortress
14. Monument to the hanged Nishlias (1821)
15. The Building of Moravian County (Banovina)
16. Memorials to the victims of the NATO aggression (1999)
17. Camp 12. Februar
- Site of the first mass escape of prisoners in occupied Europe (February 12th 1942)
- One of the best preserved Nazi camps from World War II in the Balkans
Optional: Čegar, Place of the historical battle (1809) from the First Serbian Uprising (1804-1813). The visit includes a break for a short break
