Close to many parks with playgrounds - Theater Park, Plato Athletic park with basketball court and playground, Slavujev potok Nightingale Creek Park with Children's Playground, Peti Parkić Park with Children's Playground, Hram Save Park, Karadjordjev Park with Dog Park, Milutina Milankovica Park with Dog Park, Veterinarian Park, Cuburski Park with Dzekov Park for Dogs, Neimarski Park, Sumice Park, Mihaila Djurica Park, Cirila i Metodija Park, Tasmajdan Recreational Area, Krunski Venac Park, Hospital Park, Doctor Subotic Park, Miticeva Rupa Park. Manjez Sculpture Park. Just minutes to Sports Center Vracar, Djeram Green Market, National Library of Serbia on Skerliceva Street, Nicola Tesla Museum on Krunska Street Kalenic Green Market on Maxima Gorkogo and Njegoseva Street, Palace of Science Museum Palata Nauke on Kralja Milana, Ethnographic Museum of Serbian culture on Studentski Trg, Kalemagdan park with Zoo and Art, Belgrade Fortress with tennis courts, Flower Market Cvetni Trg, Museum of Science and Technology on Skenderbegova Street. PARK BLOCK SLAVIJA The park is located in the municipality of Vračar. It is bordered by Kralja Milana, Njegoševa, Kralja Milutin and Beogradska streets. In its immediate vicinity are Slavija Square and Manjež Park. The park has a children's playground, deciduous and coniferous trees and a solar charger for mobile phones. The park was founded in 2000. This area is known among Belgraders as "Mitić's hole". The current Slavija Park Block is a gathering place for many fellow citizens who enjoy nature, walking, or even children's furniture. The park has two children's playgrounds that were renovated in 2017. THE ČUBURA PARK is a public city park located in Belgrade, situated in the municipality of Vračar. It is located in close proximity to Craft Center and is bordered by the streets Mamkima Gorko, Orlovića Pavla, Cara Nikolaja II, and Čuburska ulica. The park covers an area of 7 hectares. Within the park, there are three children's playgrounds, a seasonal amusement park, a dog park, a skate park, a basketball court, and a restaurant. In May 2009, a monument to Petar Kočić was unveiled in the park. The conceptual design for the monument was financed by the Zvičajno društvo Zmijanje, while the casting of the monument was paid for by the city of Belgrade. The monument was created by the academic sculptor Dragoljub Dimitrijević, and the figure is made of cast bronze and stands 3.2 meters tall. It is located in the part of the park between the streets Tsar Nikolaja II, Maxim Gorko, Čuburska, and Šumatovačka street. A pedestrian path runs through the park. NEIMAR PARK Jelena Šantić Peace Park, better known as Neimarski Park, is a Belgrade park built in 1933. The area of the park is 0.67 hectares, and 106 specimens of deciduous and coniferous trees are distributed in this area. There are a total of 25 different species, eight of which are coniferous. In addition to walking paths and benches for rest, the park also has three children's parks. grounds with props and one fountain.