Zemun Quay, Belgrade

Zemun Quay (Zemunski Kej), also officially known as Kej Oslobođenja (Quay of Liberation), is a picturesque promenade situated along the right bank of the Danube in Belgrade. Originating below Gardoš Hill at Veliki Square, this charming avenue extends approximately 2.5 kilometers into the municipality of Novi Beograd, forming a vital part of the Zemun district.

This expansive promenade is the primary landing site for numerous boats in Zemun and is strategically positioned across from the Great War Island, enhancing its scenic beauty. A seasonal pontoon bridge often connects the quay to this island, further integrating it with the city’s vibrant life. The proximity of the Danube not only offers cooling breezes during hot summer days but also makes Zemun Quay a favored starting point for visiting Lido Beach on the Great War Island.

Zemun Quay is renowned for its extensive green spaces, creating a tranquil and refreshing environment for visitors. It's an ideal location for a variety of activities including walking, biking, and skating. The quay is also a romantic venue dotted with a blend of traditional and luxurious restaurants, bustling cafés, and numerous water-bound nightclubs, making it a lively spot for both daytime outings and nighttime entertainment.

Additionally, the quay hosts several attractions for children and offers amenities such as bicycle rentals, enhancing its family-friendly appeal. As one of Belgrade's most attractive locations, Zemun Quay serves not only as a recreational hub but also as a cultural hotspot, where some of the city’s most popular floating raft restaurants can be found. This combination of natural beauty, leisure facilities, and dining options makes Zemun Quay a quintessential part of Belgrade’s social and cultural landscape.