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There are over 2,500 streets on the territory of the administrative City of Belgrade. Not all of them are located within the borders of the Belgrade city itself, and this list will deal only with those situated in the city.
Some streets were already unofficially named during the Ottoman period, before 1806. They were named after the mosques (Tefderdarska, Bajrak), well-known Ottomans who lived in them (Jaja-Pašina, Eski-Agina, Deli-Ahmetova) or the local artisans (Bitpazarska, Spahijska, Čauška, Delijska). During the 18th century occupation by the Austrians, they renamed some of the streets (Bitpazarska to Dunavska) and named others (Eugena Savojskog [modern Braće Baruh], Carigradska [modern Vasina], Apotekarska, Kamenička, Klosterska, Tri Hana). [1]
After the liberation from the Ottomans in 1806, the streets weren't named, instead the houses were numbered according to which quarter they belong. On 15 March 1847, the city administration asked the Ministry of the Interior to do the numbering of the houses. The ministry decided to divide the entire city into six quarters and to name streets "within the [Laduon's] trench", which divided Belgrade in two. The ministry named 30 streets on 9 February 1848, while 40 alleys remained unnamed as the ministry deemed they didn't need names. None of the streets are named today the way they were in 1848, though some names survived but were later given to other streets. [1]
1848 street names
| 1848 name | Cyrillic name | Modern location |
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| Bitpazar | Битпазар | Cara Dušana |
| Cukićeva | Цукићева | Zmaja od Noćaja (section from Kralja Petra to Academy Park) |
| Dositejeva | Доситејева | Gospodar-Jevremova (section from Kralja Petra to Zmaj Jovina) |
| Džamijska | Џамијска | Gospodar-Jevremova (section from Kralja Petra to Kalemegdan) |
| Glavna Čaršija | Главна чаршија | Kralja Petra (section from Kosančićev Venac to Uzun Mirkova) |
| Hajduk Veljkova | Хајдук Вељкова | Dobračina |
| Jalijska | Јалијска | Jevrejska |
| Jelenska | Јеленска | Ivan-Begova |
| Kalemegdanska | Калемегданска | Knez Mihailova (section from Kralja Petra to Kalemegdan) |
| Kujundžina | Кујунџина | Višnjićeva (section) |
| Lomina | Ломина | Uzun Mirkova |
| Menzulska | Мензулска | Rajićeva |
| Mitropolitska | Митрополитска | Kneza Sime Markоvića |
| Mladenova | Младенова | Gospodar-Jovanova (section) |
| Molerova | Молерова | Gospodar-Jovanova (section) |
| Pljakina | Пљакина | Simina |
| Policajna | Полицајна | Vuka Karadžića (section) |
| Saraf-Kostina | Сараф-Костина | Cara Lazara |
| Sava-Kapijska | Сава-капијска | Pariska |
| Stambol-Kapijska | Стамбол-капијска | Vase Čarapića |
| Šarene Mejane | Шарене мејане | Gračanička (lower section) |
| Školska | Школска | Gračanička (upper section) |
| Varoš-Kapijska | Варош-капијска | Čubrina |
| Vojvodina | Војводина | Knez Mihailova (section from Kralja Petra to Terazije) |
| Zerečka | Зеречка | Kralja Petra (section from Uzun Mirkova to Cara Dušana) |
| Živkovićeva | Живковићева | Rige od Fere |
After the dynastic change in 1858, streets were to be renamed. Prince Mihailo Obrenović formed the commission in 1864. This was also the first municipal Belgrade commission which named the streets. The commission worked for years. After the prince was assassinated in 1868, the commission's first decision was to name Knez Mihailova Street after him. The work was finished in March 1872, when 60 streets were named. [1] Of those, 29 never changed their names. The record is held by the Svetogorska Street which changed its name seven times, while Dečanska Street changed its name six times. Only 6%, or 150, are named after women. New Communist authorities after 1945 changed the names of 160 streets in Belgrade's central area. After democratic change in 2000, 267 names from the Communist period were changed or restored to their original, pre-war names. In total, over 500 streets received new or changed names in the 2004–2008 period. [2]
From 30 named streets in 1848, the number grew to 60 in 1872, 176 in 1882 and 213 in 1895. The first permanent commission for the naming of the streets was founded in 1888 as Odbor za naimenovanje ulica. They initially decided to change previous names as little as possible and name them after the most deserving individuals, Serbian rivers, areas, and mountains. Also, they decided to name streets close to the Belgrade Fortress after the rebels from the First Serbian Uprising, who participated in the liberation of Belgrade in 1806. [1]
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The longest street in the densely urbanized area of the city is the Bulevar kralja Aleksandra with 7.5 km (4.7 mi). The longest overall is the Obrenovac Road, with 11 km (6.8 mi). [3] With only 12 m (39 ft), the Lovačka Street in the outer neighborhood of Žarkovo is officially the shortest street. [4] In downtown, the two shortest streets are the Marka Leka and the Laze Pačua which are 45 m (148 ft) and 48 m (157 ft) long, respectively. They have no numbers as all the buildings located in them are numbered from the neighboring streets. [3]
As of 2017, the busiest street in Belgrade is Bulevar vojvode Mišića: 8,000 vehicles per hour in one direction during the morning rush hour. [5]
| Image | Name | Starting location | Neighborhoods [6] [7] | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Balkanska | 44°48′47″N20°27′37″E / 44.813193°N 20.460167°E | Terazije, Savamala, Zeleni Venac | Formerly an artisan street, as a direct and closest connection from the Sava port and Belgrade's main railway and bus stations with downtown, for decades the first part of Belgrade travelers would see upon their arrival. [8] [9] Named after the Balkans. |
 | Bulevar Despota Stefana | 44°49′00″N20°27′52″E / 44.816567°N 20.464426°E | Republic Square, Skadarlija, Stari Grad, Jevremovac, Palilula, Profesorska Kolonija, Viline Vode, Bogoslovija, Ada Huja, Stara Karaburma | Important traffic route, connects downtown to Pančevo Bridge. Previously, for decades, named 29. novembra. Also known for the headquarters of the city police. Named after Despot Stefan Lazarević (1377–1427). |
 | Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra | 44°48′37″N20°27′59″E / 44.810271°N 20.466436°E | Pioneers Park, Tašmajdan, Krunski Venac, Palilula, Vukov Spomenik, Zvezdara, Đeram, Lipov Lad, Lion, Cvetko, Učiteljsko Naselje, Zeleno Brdo, Mali Mokri Lug, Kaluđerica | The longest street in the densely urbanized area of the city, with 7.5 km (4.7 mi). [3] A commercial street, known simply as the Bulevar. Renamed "Bulevar Crvene Armije" 1945–52 and "Bulevar Revolucije" 1952–97. [10] Named after King Alexander Obrenović (1876–1903). |
 | Jurija Gagarina | 44°48′13″N20°25′33″E / 44.803720°N 20.425829°E | Savski Nasip, Belville, Delta City, Blokovi, Dr Ivan Ribar | One of the most important traffic streets in New Belgrade, stretching connecting the central and western parts of the municipality. Named after Yuri Gagarin (1934–68). |
 | Knez Mihailova | 44°48′54″N20°27′35″E / 44.815129°N 20.459799°E | Terazije, Obilićev Venac, Kosančićev Venac, Kalemegdan | Commercial hub of downtown Belgrade. For decades known as the korzo (main city promenade, after Via del Corso in Rome), full pedestrian zone since 1987. In 1979 protected by the law as the Spatial Cultural-Historical Unit of Great Importance. [11] Named after Prince Mihailo Obrenović (1823–68). |
 | Kneza Miloša | 44°48′36″N20°27′56″E / 44.810113°N 20.465587°E | Tašmajdan, Pioneers Park, Krunski Venac, Andrićev Venac, London, Savamala, Park Gavrilo Princip, West Vračar, Mostar | One of the major traffic arteries of Belgrade, a main korzo in the 19th century when was called the "Topčider Road". Street with the largest number of embassies in the city. [12] [13] Named after Prince Miloš Obrenović (1780–1860). |
 | Kralja Milana | 44°48′39″N20°27′44″E / 44.810743°N 20.462237°E | Terazije, Pioneers Park, Andrićev Venac, London, Cvetni Trg, Manjež, Slavija | Main street of Belgrade. Location of the Presidency of the Republic of Serbia and Belgrade City Hall, both of which are former royal courts: Novi Dvor and Stari Dvor. Named after King Milan Obrenović (1854–1901). |
 | Nemanjina | 44°48′28″N20°27′25″E / 44.807812°N 20.456835°E | Savamala, Bara Venecija, Park Gavrilo Princip, Manjež, Slavija | Since the construction of the Belgrade Main railway station at the beginning of the street in 1884, one of the city's main traffic routes. Location of numerous state institutions: Government of the Republic of Serbia, numerous ministries, in 1999 damaged Building of the General Staff, Supreme Court, etc. In time, its name became a metonym for the Government of the Republic of Serbia. Named after Grand Župan Stefan Nemanja (1114–1200). |
 | Skadarlija | 44°49′00″N20°27′49″E / 44.816652°N 20.463570°E | Republic Square, Skadarlija, Stari Grad | Vintage street and a pedestrian, bohemian quarter, Belgrade's version of Parisian Montmartre. After the Belgrade Fortress, the street paved with kaldrma and known for numerous old kafanas is the second most visited tourist attraction in Belgrade. [14] Named after the city of Skadar. |
 | Vojvode Stepe | 44°47′14″N20°27′59″E / 44.787131°N 20.466317°E | Autokomanda, Voždovac, Trošarina, Stepa Stepanović, Torlak, Kumodraž | Long, for traffic important street. Named after vojvoda Stepa Stepanović (1856–1929). |
| Image | Name | Location | Streets [6] [7] | Notes |
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 | Autokomanda | 44°47′15″N20°27′57″E / 44.787627°N 20.465861°E | Tabanovačka, Vojvode Stepe, Bulevar Oslobođenja, Dr Milutina Ivkovića, Ljutice Bogdana | Major traffic spot, extending into the large interchange on the Belgrade-Niš highway. |
 | Bogoslovija | 44°48′55″N20°29′30″E / 44.815162°N 20.491643°E | Mije Kovačevića, Dragoslava Srejovića, Severni Bulevar | Important traffic hub, close to the Pančevo Bridge and terminus for many public transportation bus lines. Location of the Omladinski stadion, Military Medical Center and the University of Belgrade Faculty of Theology, hence the name (bogoslovija, seminary). |
 | Cvetni Trg | 44°48′20″N20°27′56″E / 44.805501°N 20.465450°E | Kralja Milana, Svetozara Markovića, Njegoševa | In time lost its traffic square function. Location of the first modern supermarket in the Balkans. [15] Contains a pedunculate oak, protected since 1980 and estimated to be over 200 years old. [16] [17] |
 | Nikola Pašić Square | 44°48′46″N20°27′47″E / 44.812705°N 20.462972°E | Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra, Pioneers Park, Dečanska, Vlajkovićeva, Dragoslava Jovanovića, Terazije | In Socialist period called Square of Marx and Engels. Location of the Dom Sindikata, a monument to Nikola Pašić, large fountain and the House of the National Assembly of Serbia. |
 | Republic Square | 44°48′58″N20°27′37″E / 44.816241°N 20.460338°E | Vasina, Francuska, Bulevar Despota Stefana, Kolarčeva, Makedonska, Dositejeva, Čika Ljubina, Knez Mihailova | Before the World War II known as the Theatre Square as it is the location of the National Theatre in Belgrade. Also a location of the National Museum of Serbia, Prince Mihailo Monument, fountains and "Staklenac" shopping mall. One section named Plateau of Dr. Zoran Đinđić. |
 | Slavija | 44°48′28″N20°27′25″E / 44.807812°N 20.456835°E | Beogradska, Kralja Milana, Nemanjina, Deligradska, Bulevar Oslobođenja, Svetog Save, Makenzijeva | One of the major commercial junctions, previously known as the Square of Dimitrije Tucović. Location of Slavija hotels. A large fountain was added in 2017. |
 | Studentski Trg | 44°49′08″N20°27′27″E / 44.818976°N 20.457551°E | Braće Jugovića, Zmaja od Noćaja, Vasina, Vuka Karadžića, Uzun Mirkova, Višnjićeva, Academy Park | Engulfs the Academy Park. Location of the numerous cultural and educational edifices |
 | Terazije | 44°48′49″N20°27′39″E / 44.813506°N 20.460799°E | Kolarčeva, Knez Mihailova, Prizrenska, Nušićeva, Dragoslav Jovanovića, Kralja Milana, Nikola Pašić Square | Central city square, designated center of the city. With numerous architectural changes, it lost the square function and was elongated into the street. Location of the hotels Moskva, Balkan and Kasina, Terazije Theatre and the first skyscraper on the Balkans, the Palace Albanija from 1940. |
| Serbian Latin | Serbian Cyrillic | English |
|---|---|---|
| autoput | аутопут | motorway |
| bulevar | булевар | boulevard |
| ćošak | ћошак | corner |
| deo | део | part |
| drum | друм | open road |
| kej | кеј | quay |
| magistrala | магистрала | highway |
| obala | обала | bank |
| nova | нова | new street |
| pjaceta | пјацета | mini square |
| plato | плато | plateau |
| prilaz | прилаз | access path |
| prolaz | пролаз | passage |
| put | пут | road |
| red | ред | row |
| skver | сквер | small square |
| sokače | сокаче | short alley |
| sokak | сокак | alley |
| staza | стаза | path |
| šetalište | шеталиште | promenade |
| trg | трг | square |
| ulica | улица | street |
| venac | венац | circular street |
Alphabetical list of streets in Belgrade: [6] [7] [18]
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| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
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| Abebe Bikile | Абебе Бикиле | Zemun | Altina | Ethiopian marathon runner Abebe Bikila (1932–1973) |
| Aberdareva | Абердарева | Palilula | Tašmajdan | Politician and philosopher Milan Kujundžić Aberdar (1842–1893) |
| Ace Joksimovića | Аце Јоксимовића | Čukarica | Repište, Žarkovo, Cerak, Košutnjak | Combatant Aleksandar Aca Joksimović (1925–1942) |
| Ace Simića | Аце Симића | Čukarica | Sunčani Breg | Photo journalist Aleksandar Simić (1898–1971) |
| Ada Ciganlija | Ада Циганлија | Čukarica | Ada Ciganlija | Island of Ada Ciganlija |
| Ada Ciganlija-Kamp Partizan | Ада Циганлија-Камп Партизан | Čukarica | Ada Ciganlija | Facilities of the Partizan Rowing Club |
| Ada Huja | Ада Хуја | Palilula | Rospi Ćuprija | Ada Huja Peninsula (cf. Put za Ada Huju) |
| Ada Huja-Ostrvo | Ада Хуја-Острво | Palilula | Paradajz | Island of Paradajz |
| Adama Bogosavljevića | Адама Богосављевића | New Belgrade | Ledine | National tribune and politician Adam Bogosavljević (1843–1880) |
| Admirala Geprata | Адмирала Гепрата | Savski Venac | Savamala | French admiral Émile Paul Amable Guépratte (1856–1939) |
| Admirala Vukovića | Адмирала Вуковића | Voždovac | Voždovac | Admiral Janko Vuković (1871–1918) |
| Adžine Livade | Аџине ливаде | Rakovica | Kanarevo Brdo | Local toponymy Adžine Livade |
| Aerodromska | Аеродромска | Zemun | Batajnica | Batajnica Airport |
| Agaruška | Агарушка | Rakovica | Miljakovac III | Agarum, local storage object dug into the hill |
| Agate Kristi | Агате Кристи | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sutjeska | British crime and mystery author Agatha Christie (1890–1976) |
| Ahmeda Ademovića | Ахмеда Адемовића | Zvezdara | Orlovsko Naselje | Military trumpeter Ahmed Ademović (1873–1965) |
| Ajzenštajnova | Ајзенштајнова | Čukarica | Žarkovo | Russian film director Sergei Eisenstein (1898–1948) |
| Akademika Mihaila Markovića | Академика Михаила Марковића | Zvezdara | Zvezdara | Philosopher Mihailo Marković (1923–2010) |
| Akademska | Академска | Zemun | Donji Grad | Numerous educational objects in the vicinity |
| Akira Kurosave | Акира Куросаве | Zemun | Altina | Japanese film director Akira Kurosawa (1910–1998) |
| Akrobate Aleksića | Акробате Алексића | Zemun | Zemun Polje, Kamendin | Acrobat and daredevil Dragoljub Aleksić (1910–85); (cf. Dragoljuba Aleksića) |
| Alana Tjuringa | Алана Тјуринга | Rakovica | Miljakovački Vinogradi | Mathematician and computer scientist Alan Turing (1912–1954) |
| Alaska | Алacка | Zemun | Gornji Grad | River fishermen (craft) |
| Albanske Spomenice | Албанске споменице | Palilula | Hadžipopovac | Albanian Commemorative Medal, instituted in 1920 |
| Albera Kamija | Албера Kамија | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sutjeska | French writer Albert Camus (1913–1960) |
| Alberta Ajnštajna | Алберта Ајнштајна | Palilula | Višnjica | German-American scientist Albert Einstein (1879–1955) |
| Albrehta Direra | Албрехта Дирера | New Belgrade | Ledine | German artist Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528) |
| Aleksandra Belića | Александра Белића | Zvezdara | Mirijevo IV | Linguist Aleksandar Belić (1876–1960) |
| Aleksandra Bugarskog | Александра Бугарског | Zvezdara | Mirijevo III | Architect Aleksandar Bugarski (1835–1891) |
| Aleksandra Deroka | Александра Дерока | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Architect and artist Aleksandar Deroko (1894–1988); (cf. Braće Deroko) |
| Aleksandra Dime | Александра Диме | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sutjeska | French writer Alexandre Dumas (1802–1870) |
| Aleksandra Dubčeka | Александра Дубчека | Zemun | Donji Grad, Retenzija | Slovak politician Alexander Dubček (1921–1992) |
| Aleksandra Đorđevića | Александра Ђорђевића | Čukarica | Cerak | TV and film director Aleksandar Đorđević (1924–2005) |
| Aleksandra Fleminga | Александра Флеминга | Zvezdara | Ćalije | British scientist Alexander Fleming (1881–1955) |
| Aleksandra Glišića | Александра Глишића | Savski Venac | Savamala, Bara Venecija | Army officer Aleksandar Glišić (1873–1912) |
| Aleksandra Nevskog | Александра Невског | Rakovica | Sunčani Breg | Russian prince Alexander Nevsky (1221–1263) |
| Aleksandra Petrovića | Александра Петровића | Zemun | Altina | Film director Aleksandar Petrović (1929–1994) |
| Aleksandra Popovića | Александра Поповића | Zemun | Altina | Dramatist Aleksandar Popović (1929–1996) |
| Aleksandra Sandića | Александра Сандића | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Zage Malivuk | Philosopher and academic Aleksandar Sandić (1836–1908) |
| Aleksandra Solženjicina | Александра Солжењицина | Rakovica | Resnik | Russian writer Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (1918–2008) |
| Aleksandra Stambolijskog | Александра Стамболијског | Savski Venac | Dedinje, Diplomatska Kolonija | Bulgarian politician Aleksandar Stamboliyski (1879–1923) |
| Aleksandra Sunturlića | Александра Сунтурлића | Voždovac | Jajinci | Developer of the scouting Aleksandar Sunturlić |
| Aleksandra Tjanića | Александра Тијанића | New Belgrade | Block 30 | Journalist Aleksandar Tijanić (1949–2013) |
| Aleksandra Tirnanića Tirketa | Александра Тирнанића Тиркета | Savski Venac | Dedinje | Footballer Aleksandar Tirnanić (1910–1992) |
| Aleksandra Tomaševića | Александра Томашевића | Zvezdara | Staro Mirijevo (Mirijevo I) | Painter Aleksandar Tomašević (1921–1968) |
| Aleksandra Velikog | Александра Великог | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sava Kovačević | Greek ruler and military leader Alexander the Great (356 BC–323 BC) |
| Aleksandra Vojinovića | Александра Војиновића | Rakovica | Resnik | Combatant, general and author Aleksandar Vojinović (1922–1999) |
| Aleksandra Vuča | Александра Вуча | New Belgrade | Ledine | Author Aleksandar Vučo (1897–1985) |
| Aleksandrovačka | Александровачка | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | Town of Aleksandrovac |
| Alekse Bačvanskog | Алексе Бачванског | Savski Venac | Dedinje | Actor and director Aleksa Bačvanski (1832–1881) |
| Alekse Dundića | Алексе Дундића | New Belgrade | Bežanija | Revolutionary Aleksa Dundić (1896–1920) |
| Alekse Nenadovića | Алексе Ненадовића | Vračar | Slavija, Englezovac, Krunski Venac | Obor-knez Aleksa Nenadović (1749–1804) |
| Alekse Šantića | Алексе Шантића | Stari Grad | Stari Grad | Poet Aleksa Šantić (1868–1924) |
| Aleksinačka | Алексиначка | Voždovac | Šumice | Town of Aleksinac |
| Aleksinačkih Rudara | Алексиначких рудара | New Belgrade | Block 11 | 92 miners killed in the 1989 disaster at Aleksinački Rudnik |
| Alfreda Nobela | Алфреда Нобела | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Swedish chemist and philanthropist Alfred Nobel (1833–1896) |
| Alibunarska | Алибунарска | Paliula | Dunavski Venac | Town of Alibunar |
| Alimpija Vasiljevića | Алимпија Васиљевића | Zemun | Plavi Horizonti | Philosopher and politician Alimpije Vasiljević (1831–1911) |
| Aljehinova | Аљехинова | Čukarica | Cerak Vinogradi, Filmski Grad | Russian-French chess player Alexander Alekhine (1892–1946) |
| Alojza Šmausa | Алојза Шмауса | Rakovica | Resnik | Slavist Alois Schmaus (1901–1970) |
| Alpskih Ruža | Алпских ружа | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | Alpine rose (flower) |
| Amadova | Амадова | Zemun | Altina | Brazilian writer Jorge Amado (1912–2001) |
| Amelije Erhart | Амелије Ерхарт | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | Aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart (1897–1937) |
| Anastasa Jovanovića | Анастаса Јовановића | Vračar | Pašino Brdo | Photographer Anastas Jovanović (1817–1899) |
| Anastasije Spasić | Анастасије Спасић | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Philanthropist and humanitarian Anastasija Naka Spasić (1864–1953) |
| Andre Jovića | Андре Јовића | Rakovica | Miljakovac III | Pioneer of Olympism Andrija Jović (1877–1945) |
| Andre Đorđevića | Андре Ђорђевића | Palilula | Višnjička Banja | Jurist and politician Andra Đorđević (1854–1914) |
| Andre Nikolića | Андре Николића | Savski Venac | Senjak | Politician Andra Nikolić (1853–1918) |
| Andre Stevanovića | Андре Стевановића | Zvezdara | Padina | Architect Andra Stevanović (1859–1929) |
| Andreја Andrejevića | Андреја Андрејевића | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | Art historian Andrej Andrejević (1935–1991) |
| Andreја Mitrovića | Андреја Митровића | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | Historian Andrej Mitrović (1937–2013) |
| Andreја Tarkovskog | Андреја Тарковског | New Belgrade | Ledine | Russian film director Andrei Tarkovsky (1932–1986) |
| Andreја Vitruka | Андреја Витрука | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sutjeska | Soviet air force general Andrey Vitruk (1902–1946) |
| Andreјe Pregera | Андреје Прегера | Palilula | Krnjača, Kotež | Pianist Andreja Preger (1912–2015) |
| Andrije Habuša | Андрије Хабуша | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Resistance member Andrija Habuš (1915–1942) |
| Andrijevička | Андријевичка | Rakovica | Resnik | Town of Andrijevica, Montenegro |
| Andrićev Venac | Андрићев венац | Stari Grad | Andrićev Venac | Writer Ivo Andrić (1892–1975) |
| Anđelije Stančić | Анђелије Станчић | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Teacher, writer and volunteer Anđelija Stančić (1865–1955) |
| Ane Ahmatove | Ане Ахматове | Čukarica | Cerak Vinogradi | Russian poet Anna Akhmatova (1889–1966) |
| Ane Dobeš | Ане Добеш | Voždovac | Jajinci | Resistance member Ana Dobeš (1906–1944) |
| Ane Frank | Ане Франк | Palilula | Nova Karaburma | Dutch Holocaust victim Anne Frank (1929–1945) |
| Ane Glinskaje Jakšić | Ане Глинскаје Јакшић | Voždovac | Jajinci | Noblewoman Ana Jakšić (d. 1553) |
| Anice Savić Rebac | Анице Савић Ребац | Palilula | Višnjička Banja | Writer and translator Anica Savić Rebac (1892–1953) |
| Anke Matić | Анке Матић | Palilula | Kotež | Combatant Anka Matić (1918–1944) |
| Anke Matić | Анке Матић | Zemun | Zemun Polje | doubled name; see above |
| Anke Obrenović | Анке Обреновић | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Translator and royal house member Princess Anka Obrenović (1821–1868) |
| Anke Stojilović | Анке Стојиловић | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Zaga Malivuk | Midwife and humanitarian Anka Stojilović (mid-19th century) |
| Anri Matisa | Анри Матиса | New Belgrade | Ledine | French painter Henri Matisse (1869–1954) |
| Anrija Žamea | Анрија Жамеа | Palilula | Rospi Ćuprija | French doctor Henri Jammet (1920–1996) |
| Ante Abramovića | Анте Абрамовића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Painter Ante Abramović (1903–1985) |
| Ante Bogićevića | Анте Богићевића | Zvezdara | Zvezdara | Rebel Anta Bogićević (1758–1813) |
| Ante Čolaka | Анте Чолака | Čukarica | Resnik | Rebel Antonije Simeonović "Čolak-Anta" (1777–1853) (cf. Čolak Antina) |
| Ante Lambaše | Анте Ламбаше | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Rupčine | Water sports pioneer Ante Lambaša (1918–1993) |
| Antifašističke Borbe | Антифашистичке борбе | New Belgrade | Ušće, Blocks 21–26 and 42–43, Savski Nasip | Antifascist rebellion 1941–1945 |
| Antona Aškerca | Антона Ашкерца | Čukarica | Stari Cerak | Slovene poet Anton Aškerc (1856–1912) |
| Antona Čehova | Антона Чехова | Rakovica | Kneževac | Russian writer Anton Chekhov (1860–1904) |
| Antona Klemenčića | Антона Клеменчића | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Slovene Resistance member Anton Klemenčić (d. 1941) |
| Antonija Pantovića | Антонија Пантовића | Rakovica | Resnik | Mayor Antonije Pantović |
| Antonije Javornik | Антоније Јаворник | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | Nurse and combatant Antonija Javornik (1893–1974) (cf. Natalije Bjelajac) |
| Apatinska | Апатинска | Zemun | Sava Kovačević | Town of Apatin |
| Apisova | Аписова | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Army officer and conspirator Dragutin Dimitrijević Apis (1876–1917) |
| Aradska | Арадска | Zrenjanin | Cvetko | City of Arad, Romania |
| Aranđelovačka | Аранђеловачка | Voždovac | Siva Stena | Town of Aranđelovac |
| Arčibalda Rajsa | Арчибалда Рајса | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Košutnjak, Filmski Grad | Swiss criminologist Archibald Reiss (1875–1929) |
| Arhiepiskopa Danila | Архиепископа Данила | Palilula | Tašmajdan | Archbishop and writer Danilo II (1270–1337) |
| Arhimandrita Gerasima Zelića | Архимандрита Герасима Зелића | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Košutnjak | Archimandrite and writer Gerasim Zelić (1752–1828) |
| Arhitekte Ilkića | Архитекте Илкића | Rakovica | Miljakovački Izvori | Architect Jovan Ilkić (1857–1917) (cf. Jovana Ilkića) |
| Ariljačka | Ариљачка | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Village of Ariljača |
| Ariljska | Ариљска | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Town of Arilje |
| Astana | Астана | Savski Venac | Lisičji Potok | City of Astana, Kazakhstan |
| Astronomska | Астрономска | Zvezdara | Zvezdara II | Belgrade Observatory |
| Atanasija Nikolića | Атанасија Николића | Zemun | Plavi Horizonti | Educator Atanasije Nikolić (1803–1882) |
| Atanasija Pulje | Атанасија Пуље | Zemun | Železnička Kolonija, Novi Grad | Dentist Atanasije Puljo (1878–1944) |
| Atika | Атика | Voždovac | Jajinci | Attica Peninsula, Greece |
| Atinska | Атинска | Savski Venac | Dedinje | City of Athens, Greece |
| Atlantska | Атлантска | Čukarica | Dunavski Venac | Atlantic Ocean |
| Augusta Šenoe | Аугуста Шеное | Palilula | Kotež | Croatian writer August Šenoa (1838–1881) |
| Autoput Beograd-Ostružnica | Аутопут Београд-Остружница | Čukarica | Čukarička Padina, Žarkovo, Železnik | Motorway Belgrade-Ostružnica |
| Autoput za Niš | Аутопут ѕа Ниш | Voždovac, Zvezdara | Konjarnik, Medaković III, Mali Mokri Lug, Veliki Mokri Lug | Motorway Belgrade-Niš (section of European route E75) |
| Autoput za Novi Sad | Аутопут за Нови Сад | Zemun | Kolonija Zmaj, Novi Grad, Vojni Put, Altina, Bački Ilovik, Gornji Grad, Mala Pruga, Galenika, Nova Galenika, Kamendin, Zemun Polje, Batajnica | Motorway Belgrade-Novi Sad |
| Autoput za Zagreb | Аутопут за Загреб | New Belgrade, Zemun | Studentski Grad, Tošin Bunar, Bežanijska Kosa Franjine Rudine, Kolonija Zmaj | Motorway Belgrade-Zagreb (section of European route E70) |
| Avalska | Авалска | Čukarica | Železnik, Stari Železnik | Avala mountain |
| Avalskog Venca | Авалског Венца | Voždovac | Jajinci | same as the above |
| Avde Karabegovića | Авде Карабеговића | Vračar | Pašino Brdo | Poet Avdo Karabegović (1878–1908) |
| Avijatičara | Авијатичара | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sutjeska | Airmen (in general) |
| Avijatičarski Put | Авијатичарски пут | New Belgrade | Block 9-A | Former aircraft factory "Ikarbus" ("Airmen's Road") |
| Avrama Levića | Аврама Левића | Rakovica | Sunčani Breg | Economist Avram Lević (1869–1941) |
| Avrama Petronijevića | Аврама Петронијевића | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Politician Avram Petronijević (1791–1852) |
| Avrama Vinavera | Аврама Винавера | Palilula | Krnjača, Partizanski Blok | Doctor Avram Vinaver (1862–1915) |
| Azanjska | Азањска | Paliula | Dunavski Venac | Village of Azanja |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Camblakova | Цамблакова | Voždovac | Siva Stena | Bulgarian writer Gregory Tsamblak (1365–1420) |
| Cankareva | Цанкарева | Voždovac | Dušanovac | Slovene author Ivan Cankar (1876–1918) |
| Cara Dušana | Цара Душана | Stari Grad | Kalemegdan, Dorćol, Skadarlija | Emperor Dušan (1308–1355) |
| Cara Dušana | Цара Душана | Zemun | Muhar, Gardoš, Ćukovac | doubled name; see above |
| Cara Iraklija | Цара Ираклија | Savski Venac | Dedinje, Topčidersko Brdo | Byzantine emperor Heraclius (575–641) |
| Cara Jovana Crnog | Цара Јована Црног | Zvezdara | Lion | Military commander Jovan Nenad (1492–1527) |
| Cara Justinijana Prvog | Цара Јустинијана Првог | Voždovac | Šumice | Byzantine emperor Justinian I (482–565) |
| Cara Lazara | Цара Лазара | Stari Grad | Kosančićev Venac | Prince Lazar Hrebeljanović (1329–1389) |
| Cara Nikolaja II | Цара Николаја II | Vračar | Čubura, Gradić Pejton, Kalenić, Crveni Krst | Emperor Nicholas II of Russia (1868–1918); (cf. Cara Romanova) |
| Cara Radovana | Цара Радована | Rakovica | Sunčani Breg | Work Tsar Radovan's Treasure (1932) by Jovan Dučić |
| Cara Romanova | Цара Романова | Rakovica | Miljakovac III | Emperor Nicholas II of Russia (1868–1918); (cf. Cara Nikolaja II) |
| Cara Uroša | Цара Уроша | Stari Grad | Kalemegdan, Dorćol | Emperor Uroš (1336–1371) |
| Carice Jelene | Царице Јелене | Zemun | Batajnica | Empress Jelena (1310–1376) |
| Carice Milice | Царице Милице | Stari Grad | Zeleni Venac, Obilićev Venac, Varoš Kapija | Princess Milica (1335–1405) |
| Carigradska | Цариградска | Stari Grad | Jevremovac, Stari Grad | City of Tsarigrad, Turkey (modern Istanbul) |
| Cavtatska | Цавтатска | Voždovac | Marinkova Bara | Town of Cavtat, Croatia |
| Celjska | Цељска | Vračar | Čubura | Town of Celje, Slovenia |
| Cerova | Церова | Čukarica | Cerak Vinogradi | Turkey oak (tree) |
| Cerska | Церска | Vračar | Čubura, Crveni Krst | Cer mountain |
| Cerska | Церска | Zemun | Novi Grad | doubled name; see above |
| Cerska | Церска | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | tripled name; see above |
| Cerski Prolaz | Церски пролаз | Vračar | Čubura | Cerska Street ("Cerska passage") |
| Cerski Venac | Церски венац | Čukarica | Cerak Vinogradi, Cerak II | Neighborhood of Cerak |
| Cetinjska | Цетињска | Stari Grad | Skadarlija, Stari Grad | Town of Cetinje, Montenegro |
| Cetinjska | Цетињска | Zemun | Ćukovac | doubled name; see above |
| Cetinjska | Цетињска | Čukarica | Novi Železnik | tripled name; see above |
| Cice Kalušević | Цице Калушевић | Voždovac | Jajinci | Athlete and basketball player Cmiljka Kalušević (1933–1989) |
| Cincar Jankova | Цинцар Јанкова | Stari Grad | Kalemegdan, Dorćol | Rebel Cincar Janko Popović (1779–1833) |
| Cocina | Цоцина | Zvezdara | Zvezdara II | ? |
| Crepajska | Црепајска | Palilula | Dunavski Venac | Village of Crepaja |
| Crikvenička | Цриквеничка | Voždovac | Marinkova Bara | Town of Crikvenica, Croatia |
| Crkvište | Црквиште | Palilula | Krnjača, Ovčanski Sebeš | ? |
| Crnoborska | Црноборска | Voždovac | Kumodraž, Torlak | ? |
| Crnog Bora | Црног бора | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | Black pine trees (in general) |
| Crnogorska | Црногорска | Voždovac | Savamala | Montenegro (state) |
| Crnogorska | Црногорска | Zemun | Sava Kovačević | doubled name; see above |
| Crnojevića | Црнојевића | Rakovica | Košutnjak, Rakovica | Crnojević dynasty |
| Crnomorska | Црноморска | New Belgrade | Bežanijska Kosa | Black Sea |
| Crnotravska | Црнотравска | Savski Venac, Voždovac | Banjica | Village of Crna Trava |
| Crvena Zvezda | Црвена звезда | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Local football team |
| Crvenih Dudova | Црвених дудова | Palilula | Rospi Ćuprija | Red mulberry trees (in general) |
| Crvenih Hrastova | Црвених храстова | Čukarica | Cerak Vinogradi, Vidikovac | Red oak trees (in general) |
| Crveno Barjače | Црвено барјаче | Čukarica | Bele Vode | Socialist unrest Crveno barjače (1876) |
| Cvećarska | Цвећарска | Čukarica | Žarkovo | ? |
| Cvetanova Ćuprija | Цветанова ћуприја | Zvezdara | Medaković III, Veliki Mokri Lug, Cvetanova Ćuprija | ? |
| Cvetna | Цветна | Voždovac | Kumodraž | Flowers (in general) |
| Cvetna | Цветна | Zemun | Zemun | doubled name; see above |
| Cvijete Zuzorić | Цвијете Зузорић | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Branko Momirov | Ragusan poet and socialite Cvijeta Zuzorić (1552–1648) |
| Cvijićeva | Цвијићева | Palilula, Stari Grad | Viline Vode, Profesorska Kolonija, Hadžipopovac, Stara Palilula | Geographer Jovan Cvijić (1865–1927) |
| Cvijićeva | Цвијићева | Zemun | Železnička Kolonija | doubled name; see above |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Čačanska | Чачанска | Zvezdara | Učiteljsko Naselje | Town of Čačak |
| Čajetinska | Чајетинска | Palilula | Rospi Ćuprija | Municipality of Čajetina |
| Čajnička | Чајничка | Rakovica | Labudovo Brdo, Petlovo Brdo | Town of Čajniče, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Čakorska | Чакорска | Savski Venac | Dedinje | Čakor mountain, Montenegro |
| Čamdžijina | Чамџијина | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo | ? |
| Čardaklijina | Чардаклијина | Zvezdara | Učiteljsko Naselje | Diplomat Petar Čardaklija (d. 1808) |
| Čarlija Čaplina | Чарлија Чаплина | Palilula | Profesorska Kolonija, Hadžipopovac, Bogoslovija | English actor Charlie Chaplin (1889–1977) |
| Čarobne Frule | Чаробне фруле | Zvezdara | Mirijevo III | Mozart's opera The magic flute (1791) |
| Časlava Veljića | Часлава Вељића | Čukarica | Rupčine | Kayaker Časlav Veljić (1930–2008) |
| Čazmanska | Чазманска | Voždovac | Marinkova Bara | Town of Čazma, Croatia |
| Čavketov Pasaž | Чавкетов пасаж | Stari Grad | Bezistan | Rock drummer Goran Čavajda "Čavke" (1962–1997) |
| Čede Zlatanovića | Чеде Златановића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Železnik municipal president Čeda Zlatanović (1927–2008) |
| Čede Mijatovića | Чеде Мијатовића | Zvezdara | Lion | Politician and diplomat Čedomilj Mijatović (1842–1932) |
| Čede Minderovića | Чеде Миндеровића | Zvezdara | Lion | Writer Čedomir Minderović (1912–1966) |
| Čedomilja M. Todorovića | Чедомиља М. Тодоровића | Voždovac | Mitrovo Brdo | Historian Čedomilj M. Todorović (1875–????) |
| Čedomilja Mitrovića | Чедомиља Митровића | Zvezdara | Padina | Law professor Čedomilj Mitrović (1870–1934) |
| Čedomira Mirkovića | Чедомира Мирковића | Palilula | Krnjača, Kotež | Writer Čedomir Mirković (1944–2005) |
| Čedomira Popova | Чедомира Попова | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Rupčine | Historian Čedomir Popov (1936–2012) |
| Čedomira Simića | Чедомира Симића | Palilula | Krnjača, Partizanski Blok | Veterinarian Čedomir Simić (1896–1969) |
| Čegarska | Чегарска | Zvezdara | Bulbulder | Battle of Čegar (1809) |
| Čelebićka | Челебићка | Rakovica | Miljakovac | Village of Čelebići, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Čelopečka | Челопечка | Zvezdara | Vukov Spomenik | Battle of Čelopek (1905) |
| Čemernička | Чемерничка | Voždovac | Pašino Brdo | Čemernica mountain |
| Černiševskog | Чернишевског | Vračar | Čubura | Russian philosopher and socialist Nikolay Chernyshevsky (1828–1889) |
| Česmica | Чесмица | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | ? |
| Četvrtog Sremskog Bataljona | Четвртог сремског батаљона | Zemun | Novi Grad | Fourth Syrmian Battalion (World War II) |
| Češka | Чешка | New Belgrade | Ledine | Czech Republic (state) |
| Četinarska | Четинарска | Palilula | Višnjica | Conifer trees (in general) |
| Čiča Ilijina | Чича Илијина | Zvezdara | Đeram | Actor Čiča Ilija Stanojević |
| Čiče Romanijskog | Чиче Романијског | Palilula | Stara Karaburma | Combatant Slaviša Vajner Čiča (1903–1942) |
| Čičina | Чичина | Rakovica | Resnik, Avala Grad | Commander Pavle Mladenović (d. 1905) |
| Čika Ljubina | Чика Љубина | Stari Grad | Republic Square, Studentski Trg | Author Ljubomir Nenadović (1826–1895) |
| Čika Miše Đurića | Чика Мише Ђурића | Palilula | Ćalije | Classicist Miloš N. Đurić (1892–1967) |
| Čingrijina | Чингријина | Zvezdara | Zvezdara | Politician Pero Čingrija (1837–1921) |
| Čkaljino Sokače | Чкаљино сокаче | Savski Venac | West Vračar | Actor Miodrag Petrović Čkalja (1924–2003); (cf. Miodraga Petrovića Čkalje) |
| Čolak Antina | Чолак Антина | Savski Venac | Senjak | Rebel Antonije Simeonović "Čolak-Anta" (1777–1853) (cf. Ante Čolaka) |
| Čubrina | Чубрина | Stari Grad | Kosančićev Venac | Poet Sima Milutinović Sarajlija (1791–1847) |
| Čuburska | Чубурска | Vračar | Čubura, Gradić Pejton | Neighborhood of Čubura |
| Čučuk Stanina | Чучук Станина | Zvezdara | Zvezdara | Rebel Čučuk Stana (1795–1849) |
| Čukarička | Чукаричка | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo | Neighborhood of Čukarica |
| Čumićeva | Чумићева | Stari Grad | Terazije | Politician Aćim Čumić (1836–1901); better known as Čumićevo Sokače |
| Čunarska | Чунарска | Zemun | Gardoš, Zemunski Kej | Boat making (craft) |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ćilibara | Ћилибара | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sava Kovačević | Amber (gemstone) |
| Ćipikova | Ћипикова | Zvezdara | Cvetko | Writer Ivo Ćipiko (1869–1923) |
| Ćirila i Metodija | Ћирила и Методија | Zvezdara | Vukov Spomenik | Christian missionaries Saints Cyril (826–869) and Methodius (815–885) |
| Ćira Daskalovića | Ћира Даскаловића | Rakovica | Resnik | Military officer Ćiro Daskalović (World War I) |
| Ćukovačka | Ћуковачка | Zemun | Ćukovac | Neighborhood of Ćukovac |
| Ćukovački Kut | Ћуковачки кут | Zemun | Ćukovac | same as the above ("Ćukovac corner") |
| Ćukovački Rub | Ћуковачки руб | Zemun | Ćukovac | same as the above ("Ćukovac edge") |
| Ćupričin Potok | Ћупричин поток | Rakovica | Kneževac | Locality in the neighborhood |
| Ćuprijska | Ћупријска | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Town of Ćuprija |
| Ćustendilska | Ћустендилска | Palilula | Ćalije | Town of Kyustendil, Bulgaria (cf. Velbuška) |
| Ćurtovo Brdo | Ћуртово брдо | Zvezdara | Staro Mirijevo | Ćurtovo Brdo, local hill |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Džesija Ovensa | Џесија Овенса | Zemun | Altina | U.S. athlete Jesse Owens (1913–1980) |
| Džona Frontinghama | Џона Фронтингхама | Rakovica | Sunčani Breg | U.S. lawyer and benefactor John Frothingham (1879–1935) |
| Džona Kenedija | Џона Кенедија | Zemun, New Belgrade | Paviljoni, Retenzija, Tošin Bunar | U.S. president John F. Kennedy (1917–1963) |
| Džordža Kenana | Џорџа Кенана | Rakovica | Miljakovac | U.S. diplomat George F. Kennan (1904–2005) |
| Džordža Orvela | Џорџа Орвела | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sutjeska | English author George Orwell (1903–1950) |
| Džordža Vašingtona | Џорџа Вашингтона | Stari Grad | Palilula, Kopitareva Gradina, Jevremovac, Dorćol | U.S. president George Washington (1732–1799) |
| Džordža Vašingtona | Џорџа Вашингтона | Zemun | Zemun | doubled name; see above |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Đačka | Ђачка | Voždovac | Jajinci | Local elementary school ("Pupils'") |
| Đakona Avakuma | Ђакона Авакума | Voždovac | Dušanovac, Marinkova Bara | Saint Deacon Avakum (1794–1814) |
| Đakovačka | Ђаковачка | Zvezdara | Đeram | Town of Đakovo, Croatia |
| Đalinska | Ђалинска | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | Village of Đala |
| Đanga Rajnharta | Ђанга Рајнхарта | Zvezdara | Orlovsko Naselje | French jazz musician Django Reinhardt (1910–1953) |
| Đene Branovačkog | Ђене Брановачког | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Philanthropist Evgen Đena Branovački (1841–1882) |
| Đenovićka | Ђеновићка | Zvezdara | Padina | Village of Đenovići, Montenegro |
| Đeravička | Ђеравичка | Rakovica | Kanarevo Brdo, Miljakovac | Đeravica peak, Prokletije |
| Đerdapska | Ђердапска | Vračar | Crveni Krst, Pašino Brdo | Đerdap Gorge |
| Đevđelijska | Ђевђелијска | Zvezdara | Đeram, Lion | Town of Gevgelija, Macedonia |
| Đoka Kovačevića | Ђока Ковачевића | Zemun | Novi Grad, Železnička Kolonija | Spanish Civil War combatant Đoko Kovačević (1912–1938) |
| Đoka Pavićevića | Ђока Павићевића | Palilula | Kotež | Combatant Đoko Pavićević (1872–1970) |
| Đoka Vojvodića | Ђока Војводића | Zvezdara | Zvezdara | Combatant Đoko Vojvodić (1914–1942) |
| Đoke Krstića | Ђоке Крстића | Voždovac | Pašino Brdo | Painter Đorđe Krstić (1851–1907) (cf. Đorđa Krstića) |
| Đorđa Andrejevića-Kuna | Ђорђа Андрејевића-Куна | Voždovac | Braće Jerković | Painter Đorđe Andrejević-Kun (1904–1964) |
| Đorđa Čutukovića | Ђорђа Чутуковића | Zemun | Novi Grad, Železnička Kolonija | Painter Đorđe Čutuković (1888–1976) |
| Đorđa Ilića | Ђорђа Илића | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | ? |
| Đorđa Jovanovića | Ђорђа Јовановића | Stari Grad | Skadarlija | Sculptor Đorđe Jovanović (1861–1953) |
| Đorđa Kode | Ђорђа Коде | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Merchant and philanthropist Đorđe Koda (1811–91) |
| Đorđa Kratovca | Ђорђа Кратовца | Voždovac | Dušanovac | Saint George of Kratovo (1497–1515) |
| Đorđa Krstića | Ђорђа Kрстића | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Painter Đorđe Krstić (1851–1907) (cf. Đoke Krstića) |
| Đorđa Lobačeva | Ђорђа Лобачева | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Illustrator and comic strip artist Đorđe Lobačev (1909–2002) |
| Đorđa Mihailovića | Ђорђа Михаиловића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Physician Đorđe Mihailović (1892–1974) |
| Đorđa Milovanovića | Ђорђа Миловановића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Rebel Đorđe Milovanović (1765–1817) |
| Đorđa Nestorovića | Ђорђа Несторовића | Čukarica | Novi Železnik | Politician and mayor Đorđe Nestorović (1864–1935) |
| Đorđa Nešića | Ђорђа Нешића | Palilula | Karaburma Dunav | Ophthalmologist Đorđe Nešić (1873–1959) |
| Đorđa Ognjanovića | Ђорђа Oгњановића | Čukarica | Sunčana Padina | Internist Đorđe Ognjanović (1898–1957) |
| Đorđa Pantelića | Ђорђа Пантелића | Zemun | Kalvarija | Doctor and benefactor Đorđe Pantelić (1802–1859) |
| Đorđa Pavlovića | Ђорђа Павловића | Zvezdara | Staro Mirijevo | ? |
| Đorđa Radaka | Ђорђа Радака | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Philanthropist Đorđe Radak (1823–1906) |
| Đorđa Radojlovića | Ђорђа Радојловића | Savski Venac | Dedinje | Businessman and benefactor Đorđe Radojlović (1861–1929) |
| Đorđa Simića | Ђорђа Симића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Politician and diplomat Đorđe Simić (1843–1921) |
| Đorđa Stanojevića | Ђорђа Станојевића | New Belgrade | Belville, Delta City, Airport City | Physicist Đorđe Stanojević (1858–1921) |
| Đorđa Stojkovića | Ђорђа Стојковића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | ? |
| Đorđa Šagića | Ђорђа Шагића | Rakovica | Petlovo Brdo | Revolutionary and diplomat Đorđe Šagić (1795–1873), "first Serb in the US" |
| Đorđa Tasića | Ђорђа Тасића | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Repište | Legal theorist Đorđe Tasić (1892–1943) |
| Đorđa Vajferta | Ђорђа Вајферта | Vračar | Neimar | Industrialist and benefactor Đorđe Vajfert (1850–1937) |
| Đuje i Dragoljuba | Ђује и Драгољуба | Rakovica | Labudovo Brdo, Petlovo Brdo | Combatant siblings Đurđina (1924–44) and Dragoljub Aleksić (1925–1944) |
| Đuke Dinić | Ђуке Динић | Zvezdara | Đeram | Resistance member Đurđelina Dinić (1914–1943) |
| Đurđa Balšića | Ђурђа Балшића | Zemun | Batajnica | Ruler of Zeta Đurađ I Balšić (d. 1378) |
| Đurđa Boškovića-Bate | Ђурђа Бошковића-Бате | Zemun | Batajnica | Resistance member Đurđe Bošković |
| Đurđevdanska | Ђурђевданска | Voždovac | Kumodraž | Đurđevdan (Saint George's Day) |
| Đurđevke Čakarević | Ђурђевке Чакаревић | Voždivac | Banjica | Opera singer Đurđevka Čakarević |
| Đure Daničića | Ђуре Даничића | Stari Grad | Jevremovac, Kopitareva Gradina | Linguist Đuro Daničić (1825–1882) |
| Đure Gajića | Ђуре Гајића | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Combatant Đuro Gajić (d. 1943) |
| Đure Gavele | Ђуре Гавеле | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Rupčine | Writer Đuro Gavela (1907–1978) |
| Đure Jakšića | Ђуре Јакшића | Stari Grad | Obilićev Venac | Poet and painter Đura Jakšić (1832–1878) |
| Đure Kurepe | Ђуре Курепе | Zemun | Altina | Mathematician Đuro Kurepa (1907–1993) |
| Đure Mađerčiča | Ђуре Мађерчића | Voždovac | Voždovac, Trošarina | Resistance member Đuro Mađerčić (1922–1942) |
| Đurićev Prolaz | Ђурићев пролаз | Voždovac | Pašino Brdo | Mihaila Đurića Street ("Đurić passage") |
| Đurićeva | Ђурићева | Zvezdara | Bulbulder | ? |
| Đušina | Ђушина | Palilula | Stara Palilula, Jevremovac | Rebel Đuša Vulićević (1771–1805) |
| Đuzepea Mancinija | Ђузепеа Манцинија | Zvezdara | Lion, Slavujev Potok | Italian nationalist and politician Giuseppe Mazzini (1805–1872) |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eduarda Mihela | Едуарда Михела | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Czech-born pathologist and military medic Eduard Mihel (1864–1915) |
| Edvarda Griga | Едварда Грига | Rakovica | Resnik, Avala Grad | Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg (1843–1907) |
| Edvarda Munka | Едварда Мунка | New Belgrade | Ledine | Norwegian painter Edvard Munch (1863–1944) |
| Egejska | Егејска | New Belgrade | Bežanijska Kosa | Aegean Sea |
| Elija Fincija | Елија Финција | Zemun | Kamendin | Theater critic Eli Finci (1911–1980) |
| Elsi Ignis | Елси Игнис | Rakovica | Miljakovac III | Scottish doctor and humanitarian Elsie Inglis (1864–1917) |
| Elvirina | Елвирина | Zvezdara | Mirijevo III | Donna Elvira, character from Mozart's opera Don Giovanni (1787) |
| Emanuila Jankovića | Емануила Јанковића | Voždovac | Autokomanda | Writer and educator Emanuilo Janković (1758–1792) |
| Emila Zatopeka | Емила Затопека | Zemun | Altina | Czech long-distance runner Emil Zátopek (1922–2000) |
| Emila Zole | Емила Золе | Čukarica | Stari Cerak | French writer Émile Zola (1840–1902) |
| Emilijana Josimovića | Емилијана Јосимовића | Stari Grad | Republic Square | Architect Emilijan Josimović (1823–1897) |
| Emilije Jakšić | Емилије Јакшић | Zemun | Nova Galenika | Resistance member Emilija Jakšić (1924–1949) |
| Emira Dragulja | Емира Драгуља | Palilula | Lešće | Painter Emir Dragulj (1939–2002) |
| Endija Vorhola | Ендија Ворхола | Čukarica | Julino Brdo | U.S. pop artist Andy Warhol (1928–1987) |
| Enrika Josifa | Енрика Јосифа | Palilula | Rospi Ćuprija | Composer Enriko Josif (1924–2003) |
| Enrika Paćija | Енрика Паћија | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Italian sculptor Enrico Pazzi (1818–1899) |
| Episkopa Nikolaja | Епископа Николаја | Zemun | Altina | Bishop and writer Nikolaj Velimirović (1881–1956) |
| Episkopa Sergeja | Епископа Сергеја | Zemun | Altina | Bishop of Belgrade (9th century) |
| Esad Pašina | Есад Пашина | Voždovac | Voždovac | Albanian army officer and politician Esad Pasha Toptani (1863–1920) |
| Eufemije Jović | Еуфемије Јовић | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Philanthropist Eufemija Jović (1779–1861) |
| Eugena Savojskog | Еугена Савојског | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Rupčine | Austrian military commander Prince Eugene of Savoy (1663–1736) |
| Eugena Verbera | Еугена Вербера | Voždovac | Jajinci | Author, translator and actor Eugen Verber (1923–1995) |
| Eve Haljecke | Еве Хаљецке | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Polish-born gynecologist and activist Eva Haljecka Petković (1870–1947) |
| Evelin Haverfild | Евелин Хаверфилд | Voždovac | Pašino Brdo | Scottish suffragette and humanitarian Evelina Haverfield (1867–1920) |
| Evgenija Dumče | Евгенија Думче | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Merchant and philanthropist Evgenije Dumča (1838–1917) |
| Evropska | Европска | New Belgrade | Blokovi | Europe (continent) |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fabrički Krug Galenike | Фабрички круг Галенике | Zemun | Galenika | Pharmaceutical factory Galenika a.d. |
| Fabrisova | Фабрисова | Savski Venac | Maleško Brdo | Journalist Antun Fabris (1864–1904) |
| Farmaceutska | Фармацеутска | Voždovac | Jajinci | Belgrade University Faculty of Pharmacy |
| Fatime Pejović | Фатиме Пејовић | Palilula | Višnjička Banja | Resistance member Fatima Pejović (d. 1941) |
| Feliksa Kanica | Феликса Каница | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | German traveler Felix Kanitz (1829–1904) |
| Figarova | Фигарова | Zvezdara | Mirijevo III | Figaro, character from Mozart's opera The Marriage of Figaro (1786) |
| Filipa Hristića | Филипа Христића | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Rupčine | Politician Filip Hristić (1819–1905) |
| Filipa Kljajića | Филипа Кљајића | Zemun | Novi Grad | Combatant Filip Kljajić (1913–1943) |
| Filipa Višnjića | Филипа Вишњића | Zemun | Gornji Grad | Epic poet and guslar Filip Višnjić (1767–1834) (cf. Višnjićeva) |
| Finžgarova | Финжгарова | Voždovac | Medaković II | Slovene writer Franc Finžgar (1871–1962) |
| Fjodora Fjodoroviča Šljuge | Фјодора Фјодоровича Шљуге | Rakovica | Sunčani Breg | Russian Kosovo war volunteer Fyodor Fyodorovich Shlyuga (1963–1999) |
| Flore Sends | Флоре Сендс | Savski Venac | Banjica, Lisičji Potok | British army officer Flora Sandes (1876–1956) |
| Florina | Флорина | Voždovac | Voždovac | same as the above |
| Fočanska | Фочанска | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Town of Foča, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Franca Bevka | Франца Бевка | Palilula | Kotež | Slovene writer France Bevk (1890–1970) |
| Franca Jankea | Франца Јанкеа | Zvezdara | Mirijevo II | Slovakian architect Franz Janke |
| Franca Kafke | Франца Кафке | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sutjeska | Czech writer Franz Kafka (1883–1924) |
| Francuska | Француска | Stari Grad | Dorćol, Republic Square, Stari Grad | France (state) |
| Franje Kluza | Фрање Клуза | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Pilot Franjo Kluz (1913–1944) |
| Franje Krča | Фрање Крча | Zemun | Zemun Poljе | Resistance member Franjo Krč (1916–1944) |
| Franje Mihalića | Фрање Михалића | Voždovac | Banjica II, Jajinci | Long-distance runner Franjo Mihalić (1920–2015) |
| Frederika Šopena | Фредерика Шопена | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Polish composer Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849) |
| Frontovska | Фронтовска | Čukarica | Žarkovo | ? |
| Fruškogorska | Фрушкогорска | Savski Venac | Kosančićev Venac | Fruška Gora mountain |
| Fruškogorska | Фрушкогорска | Zemun | Donji Grad, Gardoš, Zemunski Kej | doubled name; see above |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hablova | Хаблова | Rakovica | Kijevo | U.S. astronomer Edwin Hubble (1889–1953) |
| Hadži-Đerina | Хаџи-Ђерина | Vračar | Krunski Venac, Vukov Spomenik | Priest Gerasim Georgijević (d. 1804) |
| Hadži-Milentijeva | Хаџи-Милентијева | Vračar | Karađorđev Park, Neimar | Bishop Melentije Pavlović (1776–1833) |
| Hadži-Mustafina | Хаџи Мустафина | Zvezdara | Bulbulder, Đeram | Ottoman governor of Serbia Hadji Mustafa Pasha (1733–1801) |
| Hadži-Nikole Živkovića | Хаџи Николе Живковића | Savski Venac | Savamala | Architect Nikola Živković (1792–1870) |
| Hadži-Prodanova | Хаџи Проданова | Vračar | Krunski Venac | Rebel Prodan Gligorijević (1760–1825) |
| Hadži-Ruvimova | Хаџи Рувимова | Vračar | Kalenić | Priest Ruvim Nenadović (1752–1804) |
| Haima Daviča | Хаима Давича | Palilula | Stara Karaburma | Writer Haim Davičo (1854–1916) |
| Hajduk Stojka | Хајдук-Стојка | Voćdovac | Jajinci, Kumodraž, Torlak | Local anti-Ottoman rebel Hajduk Stojko |
| Hajduk-Veljkova | Хајдук-Вељкова | Rakovica | Kneževac, Straževica | Rebel Veljko Petrović (1780–1813) |
| Hajduk-Veljkov Venac | Хајдук-Вељков венац | Savski Venac | Savamala | same as the above |
| Hajduk-Veljkovo Sokače | Хајдук-Вељково сокаче | Rakovica | Kneževac | Hajduk-Veljkova Street ("Hajduk-Veljkova alley") |
| Hajduk-Stankova | Хајдук-Станкова | Zvezdara | Učiteljsko Naselje | Hajduk Stanko Aleksić, literary character |
| Hanibala Lucića | Ханибала Луцића | Voždovac | Medaković II | Croatian poet Hanibal Lucić (1485–1553) |
| Harisa Brkića | Хариса Бркића | Rakovica | Košutnjak, Rakovica | Basketball player Haris Brkić (1974–2000) |
| Hasana Kikića | Хасана Кикића | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Poet and combatant Hasan Kikić (1905–1942) |
| Hasanaginice | Хасанагинице | Rakovica | Kanarevo Brdo | Hasanaginica, folk literature character |
| Hazarska | Хазарска | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Khazar people |
| Hektorovićeva | Хекторовићева | Zvezdara | Lion | Croatian writer Petar Hektorović (1487–1572) |
| Hemingvejeva | Хемингвејева | Zemun | Altina | U.S. writer Ernest Hemingway (1899–1961) |
| Hercega Stjepana | Херцега Стјепана | Stari Grad | Stari Grad | Bosnian magnate Stjepan Vukčić Kosača (1404–1466) |
| Hercegovačka | Херцеговачка | Savski Venac | Savamala | Region of Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Hercegovačka | Херцеговачка | Zemun | Novi Grad | doubled name; see above |
| Heroja Gorana Ostojića | Хероја Горана Остојића | Zvezdara | Mirijevo II | Yugoslav wars combatant Goran Ostojić (1962–1998) |
| Heroja Milana Tepića | Хероја Милана Тепића | Savski Venac | Dedinje, Diplomatska Kolonija | Military officer Milan Tepić (1957–1991) |
| Heroja Nebojše Živančevića | Хероја Небојше Живанчевића | Zvedara | Mirijevo IV | Yugoslav wars soldier Nebojša Živančević (d. 1991) |
| Heroja Odbrane Beograda | Хероја одбране Београда | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sutjeska | Historical military defenders of Belgrade (in general) |
| Hilandarska | Хиландарска | Stari Grad | Kopitareva Gradina, Skadarlija | Hilandar Monastery, Mount Athos, Greece |
| Homoljska | Хомољска | Palilula | Nova Karaburma | Region of Homolje |
| Hoze Martia | Хозе Мартиа | Palilula | Karaburma Dunav | Cuban author José Martí (1853–1895) |
| Hristifora Žefarovića | Христифора Жефаровића | New Belgrade | Ledine | Painter Hristofor Žefarović (1690–1753) |
| Hristine Dobrović | Христине Добровић | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Philanthropist Hristina Dobrović (1851–1910) |
| Hrizantema | Хризантема | Voždovac | Kumodraž | Chrysanthemum (flower) |
| Hrizostoma Vojinovića | Хризостома Војиновића | Zvezdara | Padina | Cleric Hrizostom Vojinović (1911–1989) |
| Huana Antonia Samarana | Хуана Антониа Самарана | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sutjeska | Spanish and Olympic sports administrator Juan Antonio Samaranch (1920–2010) |
| Humska | Хумска | Voždovac | Autokomanda, Dedinje, Topčidersko Brdo | Medieval Region of Hum, today in Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Humski Put | Хумски пут | Rakovica | Kneževac | Humska, old name of the neighborhood ("Humska road") |
| Husinskih Rudara | Хусинских рудара | Palilula | Ćalije, Karaburma II, Karaburma Dunav | Husino rebellion miners |
| Husova | Хусова | Voždovac | Dušanovac, Marinkova Bara | Czech church reformer Jan Hus (1369–1415) |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ibarska | Ибарска | Voždovac | Dušanovac, Pašino Brdo | Ibar river |
| Ibarski Put | Ибарски пут | Čukarica, Rakovica | Bele Vode, Rupčine, Cerak, Cerak Vinogradi, Vidikovac, Labudovo Brdo, Petlovo Brdo | same as the above; better known as Ibarska magistrala (Ibar Highway) |
| Ibrahima Babovića | Ибрахима Бабовића | Voždovac | Dušanovac | Communist activist Ibrahim Babović (1907–1934) |
| Ičkova | Ичкова | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo | Diplomat Petar Ičko (1755–1808) |
| Ide Branovački | Иде Брановачки | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Repište | Benefactor Ida Branovački (1853–1882) |
| Idrijska | Идријска | Zvezdara | Zvezdara Forest | Town of Idrija, Slovenia |
| Iđoška | Иђошка | Palilula | Dunavski Venac, Krnjača | Village of Iđoš |
| Igmanska | Игманска | Zemun | Novi Grad | Igman mountain, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Ignjata Joba | Игњата Јоба | Voždovac | Braće Jerković III, Medaković, Padina, Siva Stena | Painter Ignjat Job (1895–1936) |
| Ignjata Stanimirovića | Игњата Станимировића | Zvezdara | Padina | Educator Ignjat Stanimirović (1812–1878) |
| Igora Vasiljeva | Игора Васиљева | Palilula | Blok Braća Marić, Krnjača | Painter Igor Vasiljev (1928–1954) |
| Ikarbus Nova (2–4) | Икарбус Нова | Zemun | Grmeč | Ikarbus factory; 3 streets named Ikarbus 2. Nova, 3. Nova and 4. Nova |
| Iličićeva | Иличићева | Savski Venac | Topčidersko Brdo, Dedinje | ? |
| Ilije Bosilja | Илије Босиља | New Belgrade | Ledine | Painter Ilija Bašičević (1895–1972) |
| Ilije Čalića | Илије Чалића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Combatant Ilija Čalić (1922–1943) |
| Ilije Đuričića | Илије Ђуричића | Čukarica | Žarkovo | Veterinarian Ilija Đuričić (1898–1965) |
| Ilije Garašanina | Илије Гарашанина | Palilula | Stara Palilula, Tašmajdan | Politician Ilija Garašanin (1812–1874) |
| Ilije Gojkovića | Илије Гојковића | Rakovica | Miljakovac III | General Ilija Gojković (1854–1917) |
| Ilije Guteše | Илије Гутеше | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Merchant and benefactor Ilija Guteša (1825–1894) |
| Ilije Kolarevića | Илије Коларевића | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Sculptor Ilija Kolarević (1894–1968) |
| Ilije Kolovića | Илије Коловића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Surgeon Ilija Kolović (1852–1915) |
| Ilije Pavlovića | Илије Павловића | Zvezdara | Mirijevo IV | Kosovo war soldier Ilija Pavlović (1979–1998) |
| Ilije Petrovića | Илије Петровића | Voždovac | Jajinci | Translator and lexicographer Ilija M. Petrović (1895–1942) |
| Ilije Praizovića | Илије Праизовића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Soldier Ilija T. Praizović (1877–1949) |
| Ilije Radojevića | Илије Радојевића | Rakovica | Resnik | World War II combatant Ilija Radojević (1922–1980) |
| Ilije Rogulića | Илије Рогулића | Zemun | Nova Galenika | Resistance member Ilija Rogulić (1911–1943) |
| Ilije Stojadinovića | Илије Стојадиновића | Čukarica | Filmski Grad | Bridge engineer Ilija Stojadinović (1926–1982) |
| Ilije Stojanovića | Илије Стојановића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | War victim Ilija Stojanović (1925–1944) |
| Ilindenska | Илинденска | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Ilinden Uprising (1903) |
| Ilirska | Илирска | Palilula | Profesorska Kolonija | Illyrian movement (19th century) |
| Indire Gandi | Индире Ганди | Voždovac | Braće Jerković III | Indian politician Indira Gandhi (1917–1984) |
| Inđijska | Инђијска | New Belgrade | Ledine | Town of Inđija |
| Institut za Mehanizaciju | Институт за механизацију | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Institute for Mechanization |
| Institut za Stočarstvo | Институт за сточарство | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Institute for Husbandry |
| Internacionalnih Brigada | Интернационалних бригада | Vračar | Čubura, Karađorđev Park, Neimar | International Brigades (Spanish Civil War) |
| Inženjera Atanackovića | Инжењера Атанацковића | Zemun | Ćukovac, Muhar | Architect Kosta Atanacković-Stanišić |
| Inženjera Kapusa | Инжењера Капуса | Zemun | Jelovac, Kalvarija | Architect Dragutin Kapus |
| Irisa | Ириса | Palilula | Rospi Ćuprija | Iris (plant) |
| Iriška | Иришка | Zemun | Batajnica | Town of Irig |
| Irske Desete Divizije | Ирске десете дивизије | Voždovac | Mitrovo Brdo | World War I 10th (Irish) Division |
| Isaka Njutna | Исака Њутна | Palilula | Višnjica | English scientist Isaac Newton (1642–1727) |
| Isaka Singera | Исака Сингера | New Belgrade | Ledine | Jewish writer Isaac Bashevis Singer (1902–1991) |
| Isidora Bajića | Исидора Бајића | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Composer Isidor Bajić (1878–1915) |
| Isidora Dobrovića | Исидора Добровића | Čukarica | Makiš | Merchant and entrepreneur Isidor Dobrović (1841–1914) |
| Isidora Stojanovića | Исидора Стојановића | Zemun | Plavi Horizonti | Educator Isidor Stojanović (1809–1949) |
| Isidore Sekulić | Исидоре Секулић | Voždovac | Voždovac | Writer Isidora Sekulić (1877–1958) |
| Islama Grčkog | Ислама Грчког | Zemun | Batajnica | Village of Islam Grčki, Croatia |
| Ismeta Mujezinovića | Исмета Мујезиновића | New Belgrade | Bežanijska Kosa | Bosnian painter Ismet Mujezinović (1907–1984) |
| Istarska | Истарска | Savski Venac | Senjak | Peninsula of Istria, Croatia |
| Istinićka | Истинићка | Palilula | Dunavski Venac | Village of Isniq |
| Istočno Selište | Источно селиште | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Descriptive (eastern part of the village) |
| Ištvana Lakija | Иштвана Лакија | Čukarica | Bele Vode | ? |
| Italijanska | Италијанска | New Belgrade | Ledine | Italy (state) |
| Italijanskih Partizana | Италијанских партизана | Voždovac | Voždovac | World War II Italian partisans |
| Iva Senkovića | Ива Сенковића | Rakovica | Resnik | Uskok Ivo Senjanin (d. 1612) (cf. Senjanina Ive) |
| Ivan Begova | Иван бегова | Stari Grad | Kosančićev Venac | Lord of Zeta Ivan Crnojević (d. 1490) |
| Ivana Aksakova | Ивана Аксакова | Rupčine | Žarkovo, Rupčine | Russian writer and Pan-Slavist Ivan Aksakov (1823–1886) |
| Ivana Antića | Ивана Антића | Zvezdara | Orlovsko Naselje | Architect Ivan Antić (1923–2005) |
| Ivana Božića | Ивана Божића | Zvezdara | Padina | Historian Ivan Božić (1915–1977) |
| Ivana Delnegra Engleza | Ивана Делнегра Енглеза | Zemun | Batajnica | Combatant Ivan Delnegro (1919–1943) |
| Ivana Đaje | Ивана Ђаје | Vračar | Čubura, Kalenić | Biologist Ivan Đaja (1884–1957) |
| Ivana Gorana Kovačića | Ивана Горана Ковачића | Čukarica | Novi Železnik | Croatian poet Ivan Goran Kovačić (1913–1943) |
| Ivana Gradnika | Ивана Градника | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Slovene rebel Ivan Miklavčič (1680–1714) |
| Ivana Gubijana | Ивана Губијана | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | Hammer thrower Ivan Gubijan (1923–2009) |
| Ivana Kapistrana | Ивана Капистрана | Zvezdara | Cvetko, Zvezdara | Italian priest and military leader John of Capistrano (1386–1456) |
| Ivana Markovića Irca | Ивана Марковића Ирца | New Belgrade | Staro Sajmište | Combatant Ivan Marković Irac (1909–1942) |
| Ivana Mičurina | Ивана Мичурина | Rakovica | Kanarevo Brdo, Miljakovac, Miljakovac II | Russian biologist Ivan Vladimirovich Michurin (1855–1935) |
| Ivana Radovića | Ивана Радовића | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Painter Ivan Radović (1894–1973) |
| Ivana Sarića | Ивана Сарића | Zvezdara | Mirijevo IV | Aviation pioneer Ivan Sarić (1876–1966) |
| Ivana Stojanovića | Ивана Стојановића | Zvezdara | Cvetko | Priest Ivan Stojanović (1829–1900) |
| Ivana Senkovića | Ивана Сенковића | Zemun | Batajnica | ? |
| Ivana V. Lalića | Ивана В. Лалића | Zvezdara | Zvezdara II | Poet Ivan V. Lalić (1931–1996) |
| Ivanke Muačević | Иванке Муачевић | Voždovac | Jajinci | Resistance member Ivanka Muačević-Nikoliš (1911–1942) |
| Ivankovačka | Иванковачка | Palilula | Stara Palilula | Battle of Ivankovac (1805) |
| Ive Marinkovića | Иве Маринковића | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Combatant Jovan Marinković Ivo (1913–1944) |
| Ive Vojnovića | Иве Војновића | Savski Venac | Topčider, Dedinje | Writer Ivo Vojnović (1857–1929) |
| Ivice Devčića | Ивице Девчића | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo | Combatant Ivica Devčić (1920–1943) |
| Ivićeva | Ивићева | Zemun | Kalvarija, Donji Grad, Ćukovac | Mayor of Zemun Mato Ivić (1830–1886) |
| Izbička | Избичка | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Village of Izbica, Srbica |
| Izletnička | Излетничка | Voždovac | Kumodraž | Descriptive (excursion place) |
| Izletnički Put | Излетнички пут | New Belgrade | Franjine Rudine, Tošin Bunar | Same as the above |
| Izviđačka | Извиђачка | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | ? |
| Izvorac | Изворац | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | ? |
| Izvorska | Изворска | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo, Golf Naselje | Former local water spring |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Labinska | Лабинска | Rakovica | Resnik | Town of Labin, Croatia |
| Labska | Лабска | Savski Venac | Maleško Brdo | Lab river |
| Labuda Šćekovića | Лабуда Шћековића | Rakovica | Resnik | World War II combatant Labud Šćeković |
| Lackovićeva | Лацковићева | Savski Venac | Dedinje | ? |
| Ladne Vode | Ладне воде | Zvedara | Staro Mirijevo | ? |
| Ladno Brdo | Ладно брдо | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | ? |
| Lađarska | Лађарска | New Belgrade | Ledine | Boat making (craft) |
| Lagumska | Лагумска | Zemun | Donji Grad, Gardoš | Lagums (underground corridors) |
| Lamartinova | Ламартинова | Vračar | Karađorđev Park, Neimar | French poet Alphonse de Lamartine (1790–1869) |
| Lapisa | Лаписа | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sava Kovačević | Lapis lazuli (gemstone) |
| Lazara Avramovića | Лазара Аврамовића | Voždovac | Marinkova Bara, Siva Stena | ? |
| Lazara Dimitrijevića | Лазара Димитријевића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Physician Lazar Dimitrijević (1858–1899) |
| Lazara Hilandarca | Лазара Хиландарца | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Monk and inventor Lazar the Serb (14th–15th century) |
| Lazara Komarčića | Лазара Комарчића | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Rupčine | Science fiction pioneer Lazar Komarčić (1839–1909) |
| Lazara Kujundžića | Лазара Кујунџића | Čukarica | Čukarica | Combatant Lazar Kujundžić (1880–1905) |
| Lazara Mamuzića | Лазара Мамузића | Zemun | Nova Galenika | Resistance member Lazar Mamuzić (1913–1941) |
| Lazara Petrovića | Лазара Петровића | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | General Lazar Petrović (1855–1903) |
| Lazara Savatića | Лазара Саватића | Zemun | Jelovac, Kalvarija | Combatant Lazar Savatić (1914–1950) |
| Lazara Sočice | Лазара Сочице | Savski Venac | Maleško Brdo | Rebel Lazar Sočica (1838–1910) |
| Lazara Trifunovića | Лазара Трифуновића | Zvezdara | Mirijevo III | Art critic and historian Lazar Trifunović (1929–1983) |
| Lazara Vozarevića | Лазара Возаревића | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Painter Lazar Vozarević (1925–1968) |
| Lazara Vujaklije | Лазара Вујаклије | Rakovica | Resnik | Painter Lazar Vujaklija (1914–1995) |
| Lazarevačka | Лазаревачка | Savski Venac | Senjak | Town of Lazarevac |
| Lazarevački Drum | Лазаревачки друм | Čukarica | Čukarica, Čukarička Padina, Julino Brdo, Sunčana Padina | same as the above ("Lazarevac road") |
| Lazarevački Drum II Red | Лазаревачки друм II ред | Čukarica | Čukarica, Čukarička Padina, Julino Brdo | Lazarevački Drum Street (2nd row) |
| Lazarevićeva | Лазаревићева | Vračar | Krunski Venac | Kosta Lazarević, local landowner and taverner |
| Laze Dokića | Лазе Докића | Zvezdara | Slavujev Venac, Vukov Spomenik | Physician and politician Lazar Dokić (1845–1893) |
| Laze Jovanovića-Porcija | Лазе Јовановића-Порција | Zemun | Gornji Grad | Opera singer Lazar Jovanović Porcija (1911–1962) |
| Laze Kostića | Лазе Костића | Zvezdara | Bulbulder, Zvezdara II | Writer and jurist Laza Kostić (1841–1910) (cf. Lazina) |
| Laze Lazarevića | Лазе Лазаревића | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sutjeska | Psychiatrist and writer Laza Lazarević (1851–1891) |
| Laze Pačua | Лазе Пачуа | Stari Grad | Republic Square | Politician Lazar Paču (1855–1915) |
| Laze Simića | Лазе Симића | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | ? |
| Laze Stefanovića | Лазе Стефановића | Palilula | Ćalije | Communist activist Laza Stefanović (1885–1950) |
| Laze Telečkog | Лазе Телечког | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Actor and director Laza Telečki (1841–1873) |
| Lazina | Лазина | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Writer and jurist Laza Kostić (1841–1910) (cf. Laze Kostića) |
| Ledi Pedžet | Леди Пеџет | Savski Venac | Dedinje | British humanitarian Louise Paget (1881–1958) |
| Ledinačka | Лединачка | Zvezdara | Zvezdara II | Village of Ledinci |
| Leke Kapetana | Леке Капетана | Rakovica | Resnik | Medieval folk hero Leka Kapetan |
| Lekse Saičića | Лексе Саинчића | Rakovica | Miljakovački Vinogradi | Military officer and swordsman Aleksandar Lekso Saičić (1873–1911) |
| Lenke Marinković | Ленке Маринковић | Rakovica | Kneževac | Actress, fashion designer and benefactor Jelena Lenka Marinković (1841–1902) |
| Lenkina | Ленкина | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Socialite and muse of Laza Kostić, Jelena Lenka Dunđerski (1870–1895) |
| Leona Koena | Леона Коена | Voždovac | Jajinci | Painter Leon Koen (1859–1934) |
| Leonarda da Vinčija | Леонарда да Винчија | Palilula | Višnjica | Italian polymath Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519) |
| Lepe Stamenković | Лепе Стаменковић | Palilula | Višnjička Banja | Resistance member Leposava Stamenković (1915–1943) |
| Lepenička | Лепеничка | Voždovac | Voždovac | Lepenica river |
| Lepenskog Vira | Лепенског Вира | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | Mesolithic locality Lepenski Vir |
| Leposave Mihailović | Лепосаве Михаиловић | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Bele Vode | Resistance member Leposava Mihailović (1912–1943) |
| Leposave Miljković | Лепосаве Миљковић | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Physician Leposava Miljković Vitanović (1882–1960) |
| Leposave Vujošević | Лепосаве Вујошевић | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Bele Vode | World War II combatant Leposava Vujošević Laloš |
| Lesnovska | Лесновска | Palilula | Stara Karaburma | Lesnovo monastery, Macedonia |
| Leskovačka | Лесковачка | Voždovac | Autokomanda | Town of Leskovac |
| Lešačka | Лешачка | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Town of Lešak |
| Letićeva | Летићева | Rakovica | Kijevo | World War II resistance supporters, spouses Jelena and Vladimir Letić |
| Letnja | Летња | Voždovac | Kumodraž | Summer (season) |
| Levskoga | Левскога | Palilula | Stara Karaburma | Bulgarian revolutionary Vasil Levski (1837–1873) |
| Ličinska | Личинска | Rakovica | Resnik, Avala Grad | Local toponymy Ličina |
| Lička | Личка | Savski Venac | Savamala | Lika region, Croatia |
| Lička | Личка | Zemun | Sutjeska | doubled name; see above |
| Ličkih brigada | Личких бригада | Rakovica | Kijevo, Resnik | World War II Lika Brigades |
| Lijačka | Лијачка | Voždovac | Dušanovac | ? |
| Liksuri | Ликсури | Voždovac | Jajinci | Town of Lixouri, Greece |
| Limska | Лимска | Voždovac | Voždovac | Lim river |
| Lindenmajerova | Линдемајерова | Rakovica | Sunčani Breg | Military medic Emerih Lindenmajer (1806–1884) |
| Lipa | Липа | Čukarica | Cerak Vinogradi | Linden trees |
| Lipak | Липак | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Locality in the neighborhood |
| Lipar | Липар | Čukarica | Stari Cerak | ? |
| Lipetska | Липетска | Palilula | Nova Karaburma | City of Lipetsk, Russia |
| Lipovačka | Липовачка | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | ? |
| Lipovačka | Липовачка | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | doubled name; see above (?) |
| Listopadna | Листопадна | Voždovac | Kumodraž | Deciduous trees |
| Livačka | Ливачка | New Belgrade | Ledine | Smelting (craft) |
| Livadska | Ливадска | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | ? |
| Livanjska | Ливањска | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Town of Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Lojze Dolinara | Лојзе Долинара | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Slovene sculptor Lojze Dolinar (1893–1970) |
| Lokrumska | Локрумска | Zvezdara | Zvezdara II | Island of Lokrum, Croatia |
| Lole Ribara | Лоле Рибара | Čukarica | Železnik | Combatant Ivo Lola Ribar (1916–1943) |
| Lomina | Ломина | Savski Venac | Savamala, Zeleni Venac | Rebel Arsenije Loma (1778–1815) |
| Lončarska | Лончарска | New Belgrade | Ledine | Pot making (craft) |
| Lošinjska Donja | Лошињска доња | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Lošinjska Street (Lower Lošinjska) |
| Lošinjska 2. Prilaz | Лошињска 2. прилаз | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Lošinjska Street (Lošinjska 2. Access) |
| Lovačka | Ловачка | Čukarica | Žarkovo | ? |
| Lovačka | Ловачка | Palilula | Višnjica | doubled name; see above (?) |
| Lovranska | Ловранска | Zvezdara | Zvezdara Forest | Town of Lovran, Croatia |
| Loznička | Лозничка | Vračar | Vračar | Town of Loznica |
| Lučanska | Лучанска | Palilula | Rospi Ćuprija | Municipality of Lučani |
| Lugomirska | Лугомирска | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Lugomir river |
| Lugovačka | Луговачка | Rakovica | Resnik | Local toponymy Lugovi |
| Luja Adamiča | Луја Адамича | New Belgrade | Paviljoni | Slovene author Louis Adamic (1898–1951) |
| Luke Spasojevića | Луке Спасојевића | Čukarica | Novi Železnik | Combatant Luka Spasojević (1916–1943) |
| Luke Vojvodića | Луке Војводића | Rakovica | Skojevsko Naselje | Veteran soldier Luka Vojvodić (1898–2001) |
| Luke Vukalovića | Луке Вукаловића | Zvezdara | Vukov Spomenik | Rebel Luka Vukalović (1823–1873) |
| Lukijana Mušickog | Лукијана Мушицког | Zvezdara | Zvezdara Forest | Cleric and author Lukijan Mušicki (1777–1837) |
| Luneta Milovanovića | Лунета Миловановића | Zvezdara | Rudo, Učiteljsko Naselje | Combatant Miodrag Milovanović (1921–1944) |
| Luštička | Луштичка | Zvezdara | Padina | Luštica peninsula, Montenegro |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ljermontova | Љермонтова | Voždovac | Dušanovac, Konjarnik I | Russian poet Mikhail Lermontov (1814–1841) |
| Lješka | Љешка | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo, Čukarica | Town of Lezhë, Albania |
| Ljevoška | Љевошка | Palilula | Dunavski Venac | Village of Ljevoša |
| Ljiljane Kontić | Љиљане Контић | Rakovica | Avala Grad, Resnik | Actress Ljiljana Kontić (1931–2005) |
| Ljiljane Krstić | Љиљане Крстић | Zemun | Altina | Actress Ljiljana Krstić (1919–2001) |
| Ljiljane Žikić | Љиљане Жикић | Rakovica | Miljakovac III | Kosovo war combatant Ljiljana Žikić Karađorđević (1957–1998) |
| Ljubana Jednaka | Љубана Једнака | Voždovac | Trošarina | Ljuban Jednak (1916–1997), the sole survivor of the 1941 Glina church massacre |
| Ljube Čupe | Љубе Чупе | Voždovac | Dušanovac | Soldier Ljubomir S. Jovanović "Ljuba Čupa" (1877–1913) |
| Ljube Danilovića | Љубе Даниловића | Zvezdara | Staro Mirijevo | Local bonesetter Ljuba Danilović |
| Ljube Davidovića | Љубе Давидовића | Zvezdara | Cvetko, Denkova Bašta, Učiteljsko Naselje | Politician Ljubomir Davidović (1863–1940) |
| Ljube Didića | Љубе Дидића | Palilula | Hadžipopovac | Rebel Ljuba Didić (1849–1883) |
| Ljube Jovanovića | Љубе Јовановића | Savski Venac | Senjak | Politician Ljubomir Jovanović (1865–1928) |
| Ljube Kovačevića | Љубе Ковачевића | Voždovac | Dušanovac | Historian Ljubomir Kovačević (1848–1918) |
| Ljube Nedića | Љубе Недића | Voždovac | Dušanovac | Writer and critic Ljubomir Nedić (1858–1902) |
| Ljube Šercera | Љубе Шерцера | Voždovac | Voždovac | Combatant Ljubomir Ljubo Šercer (1915–1941) |
| Ljube Tadića | Љубе Тадића | Zvezdara | Staro Mirijevo | Actor Ljuba Tadić (1929–2005) |
| Ljube Vučkovića | Љубе Вучковића | Voždovac | Voždovac | Army officer Ljubo Vučković (1915–1976) |
| Ljubice Čakarević | Љубице Чакаревић | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Teacher and World War I combatant Ljubica Čakarević (1894–1980) |
| Ljubice Di Sorno | Љубице Ди Сорно | Voždovac | Banjica | same as the above ( née Čakarević) |
| Ljubice Đođrević | Љубице Ђорђевић | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | Librarian Ljubica Đorđević (1922–1999) |
| Ljubice Ivošević-Dimitrov | Љубице Ивошевић-Димитров | Čukarica | Stari Cerak, Cerak Vinogradi | Socialist activist Ljubica Ivošević Dimitrov (1884–1933) |
| Ljubice Janković | Љубице Јанковић | Voždovac | Jajinci | Ethnomusicologist Ljubica Janković (1894–1974) (cf. Sestara Janković) |
| Ljubice Luković | Љубице Луковић | Zvezdara | Zvezdara II | Nurse and activist Ljubica Luković (1858–1915) |
| Ljubice Ravasi | Љубице Раваси | Čukarica | Makiš | Actress Ljubica Ravasi (1916–1995) |
| Ljubičicа | Љубичица | Voždovac | Kumodraž | Violet (flower) |
| Ljubinke Bobić | Љубинке Бобић | New Belgrade | Bežanija, Bežanijska Kosa | Actress Ljubinka Bobić (1897–1978) |
| Ljubiše Baje Bačića | Љубише Баје Бачића | Rakovica | Resnik | Actor Ljubiša Bačić (1922–1999) |
| Ljubiše Glišića | Љубише Глишића | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Rupčine | Biologist Ljubiša Glišić (1888–1987) |
| Ljubiše Jelenkovića | Љубише Јеленковића | Rakovica | Resnik | ? |
| Ljubiše Jovanovića | Љубише Јовановића | Čukarica | Čukarica | Actor Ljubiša Jovanović (1908–1971) |
| Ljubomira Đokovića | Љубoмира Ђоковића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Dentist Ljubomir Đoković (1897–1985) |
| Ljubomira Ivanovića | Љубoмира Ивановића | Palilula | Kotež | Painter Ljubomir Ivanović (1882–1945) |
| Ljubomira Ivkovića-Šuce | Љубoмира Ивковића-Шуце | Rakovica | Kneževac | Combatant and politician Ljubomir Ivković Šuca (1910–1983) |
| Ljubomira Jovanovića | Љубoмира Јовановића | Palilula | Višnjička Banja | Historian and politician Ljubomir Jovanović (1865–1928) |
| Ljubomira Stojanovića | Љубoмира Стојановића | Palilula | Profesorska Kolonija | Politician and philologist Ljubomir Stojanović (1860–1930) |
| Ljubomira Vukadinovića | Љубoмира Вукадиновића | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Sports reporter Ljubomir Vukadinović (1912–1973) |
| Ljubomira Živkovića-Španca | Љубoмира Живковића-Шпанца | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Combatant Ljubomir Živković Španac (1918–1942) |
| Ljubostinjska | Љубoстињска | Vračar | Vračar | Ljubostinja Monastery |
| Ljubotenska | Љубoтенска | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Ljuboten Peak, Šar Mountains |
| Ljubovijska | Љубoвијска | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Town of Ljubovija |
| Ljudevita Štura | Људевита Штура | Palilula | Krnjača, Ovčanski Sebeš | Slovak cultural leader Ľudovít Štúr (1815–1856) |
| Ljutice Bogdana | Љутице Богдана | Savski Venac | Autokomanda, Dedinje, Stadion | Medieval folk hero Ljutica Bogdan |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nabokovljeva | Набоковљева | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Russian novelist Vladimir Nabokov (1899–1977) |
| Nade Dimić | Наде Димић | Zemun | Gornji Grad, Gardoš | Resistance member Nada Dimić (1923–1942) |
| Nade Naumović | Наде Наумовић | Voždovac | Siva Stena, Braće Jerković | Resistance member Nada Naumović (1922–1941) |
| Nade Purić | Наде Пурић | Zvezdara | Staro Mirijevo | Resistance member Nada Purić (1903–1941) |
| Nade Purić 1. prilaz | Наде Пурић 1. прилаз | Zvezdara | Staro Mirijevo | Nade Purić Street (Nade Purić 1. Access) |
| Nadežde Petrović | Надежде Петровић | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo | Painter Nadežda Petrović (1873–1915) |
| Nake Spasić | Наке Петровић | Savski Venac | Dedinje | Benefactor Anastasija Naka Spasić (1864–1953) |
| Namesnika Protića | Намесника Протића | Savski Venac | Dedinje | Army general and politician Kosta Protić (1831–1892) |
| Nandora Glida | Нандора Глида | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Sculptor Nandor Glid (1924–1997) |
| Narcisa | Нарциса | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | Narcissus (flower) |
| Narednika Dragutina Radakovića | Наредника Драгутина Радаковића | Voždovac | Kumodraž | Military sergeant Dragutin Radaković |
| Narodnih Heroja | Народних хероја | New Belgrade | Studentski Grad, Fontana | World War II People's heroes |
| Narodnog Fronta | Народног фронта | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Communist organization of People's Front of Yugoslavia (1947–1953) |
| Naselje Zemun Polje – Mala Pruga | Насеље Земун поље – Мала пруга | Zemun | Mala Pruga, Altina | ? |
| Naselje Zemun Polje – Mala Pruga (1–2) | Насеље Земун поље – Мала пруга (1–2) | Zemun | Mala Pruga, Altina | Zemun Polje – Mala Pruga Street; two streets numbered 1 and 2 |
| Nasipska Čuvarnica Br. 9 | Насипска чуварница бр. 9 | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Zaga Malivuk | Embankment guardhouse No. 9 |
| Nasipska Čuvarnica Br. 10 | Насипска чуварница бр. 10 | Palilula | Krnjača, Sibnica | Embankment guardhouse No. 10 |
| Nastićeva | Настићева | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Repište | ? |
| Natalije Bjelajac | Наталије Бјелајац | Voždovac | Banjica | Nurse and combatant Antonija Javornik (1893-1974) (cf. Antonije Javornik) |
| Natalije Munk | Наталије Мунк | Rakovica | Avala Grad, Resnik | Nurse, humanitarian and volunteer Natalija Neti Munk (1864–1924) |
| Natalije Dubajić | Наталије Дубајић | Zemun | Batajnica | Combatant Natalija Dubajić (1925–1943) |
| Natalijine Ramonde | Наталијине рамонде | Rakovica | Sunčani Breg | Natalie's ramonda flower |
| Natoševićeva | Натошевићева | Rakovica | Kanarevo Brdo, Stari Košutnjak | Pedagogue Djordje Natošević (1821–1887) |
| Nebojše Đukelića | Небојше Ђукелића | Čukarica | Košutnjak, Filmski Grad | Film critic and journalist Nebojša Đukelić (1947–1996) |
| Nebojše Markovića | Небојше Марковића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | ? |
| Nebojšina | Небојшина | Vračar | Neimar, Karađorđev Park, Savinac | ? |
| Nede Spasojević | Неде Спасојевић | New Belgrade | Bežanija | Actress Neda Spasojević (1941–1981) |
| Nedeljka Čabrinovića | Недељка Чабриновића | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo, Golf Naselje | Revolutionist Nedeljko Čabrinović (1895–1916) |
| Nedeljka Gvozdenovića | Недељка Гвозденовића | New Belgrade | Bežanija, Bežanijska Kosa | Painter Nedeljko Gvozdenović (1902–1988) |
| Nedeljka Košanina | Недељка Кошанина | Palilula | Višnjička Banja | Biologist and botanist Nedeljko Košanin (1874–1934) |
| Negotinska | Неготинска | Rakovica | Resnik | Тоwn of Negotin |
| Negovana Ljubinkovića | Негована Љубинковића | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Combatant Negovan Ljubinković (1915–1943) |
| Nehruova | Нехруова | New Belgrade | Bežanija, Stara Bežanija, Bežanijski Blokovi, Savski Blokovi, Savski Nasip | Indian politician Jawaharlal Nehru (1889–1964) |
| Nemanjina | Немањина | Savski Venac | Slavija, West Vračar, Savamala | Grand župan Stefan Nemanja (1133–1199) |
| Nemanjina | Немањина | Zemun | Donji Grad | doubled name; see above |
| Nemirović Dančenka | Немировић Данченка | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo | Russian theatre director Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko (1858–1943) |
| Nenada Manojlovića | Ненада Манојловића | Rakovica | Kijevo | Water polo player and manager Nenad Manojlović (1954–2014) |
| Neretvanska | Неретванска | Zvezdara | Zvezdara Forest, Zvezdara II | Neretva river, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia |
| Nerodimska | Неродимска | Zvezdara | Zvezdara II | Nerodimka river |
| Nestora Žučnoga | Нестора Жучнога | Voždovac | Voždovac | Poet and journalist Proka Jovkić (1886–1915) |
| Nevena | Невена | Palilula | Rospi Ćuprija | Marigold (flower) |
| Nevenke Urbanove | Невенке Урбанове | Zvezdara | Mirijevo | Actress Nevenka Urbanova (1909–2007) |
| Nevesinjska | Невесињска | Vračar | Vračar, Kalenić | Town of Nevesinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Neznanog junaka | Незнаног јунака | Savski Venac | Dedinje | Unknown Hero |
| Nićifora Dučića | Нићифора Дучића | Savski Venac | Topčidersko Brdo, Autokomanda | Cleric and academic Nićifor Dučić (1832–1900) |
| Nićifora Ninkovića | Нићифора Нинковића | Rakovica | Petlovo Brdo | Author Nićifor Ninković (1788–1850) |
| Nike Maksimovića | Нике Максимовића | Rakovica | Resnik | Lawyer and politician Nikola Maksimović (politician) (1840–1907) |
| Nikice Popovića | Никице Поповића | Zemun | Batajnica | Combatant Nikica Popović (d. 1942) |
| Nikolaja Berđajeva | Николаја Берђајева | New Belgrade | Ledine | Russian philosopher Nikolai Berdyaev (1874–1948) |
| Nikolaja Gogolja | Николаја Гогоља | Čukarica | Čukarica, Banovo Brdo | Russian writer Nikolai Gogol (1809–1852) |
| Nikolaja Hartviga | Николаја Хартвига | Vračar | Neimar, Čubura | Russian diplomat Nicholas Hartwig (1857–1914) |
| Nikolaja Krasnova | Николаја Краснова | Vračar | Vračar, Englezovac | Russian émigré architect Nikolay Krasnov (1864–1939) |
| Nikolaja Kravcova | Николаја Кравцова | Savski Venac | Savamala | Red Army soldier Nikolaj Kravcov (1921–1944) |
| Nikolaja Ostrovskog | Николаја Островског | Zemun | Donji Grad | Russian writer Nikolai Ostrovsky (1904–1936) |
| Nikolaja Saltikova | Николаја Салтикова | Zemun | Plavi Horizonti | Russian émigré mathematician Nikolai Saltykov (1872–1961) |
| Nikolajevićeva | Николајевићева | Rakovica | Miljakovac III | Author and politician Svetomir Nikolajević (1844–1922) (cf. Svetomira Nikolajevića) |
| Nikole Altomanovića | Николе Алтомановића | Zvezdara | Padina | Nobleman Nikola Altomanović (1348–1396) |
| Nikole Beševića | Николе Бешевића | Voždovac | Mitrovo Brdo | Painter Nikola Bešević (1892–1970) |
| Nikole Bižumića | Николе Бижумића | Rakovica | Miljakovac III | Manual hair clipper inventor Nikola Bizumić (1823–1906) |
| Nikole Čupića | Николе Чупића | Zvezdara | Cvetko | Military officer and benefactor Nikola Čupić (1834–1870) |
| Nikole Ćuka | Николе Ћука | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Merchant and philanthropist Nikola Ćuk (1860–1937) |
| Nikole Demonje | Николе Демоње | Zemun | Batajnica, Šangaj | Combatant Nikola Demonja (1919–1944) |
| Nikole Dobrovića | Николе Добровића | New Belgrade | Bežanijska Kosa | Architect Nikola Dobrović (1897–1967) |
| Nikole Doksata | Николе Доксата | Zvezdara | Zvezdara II, Zvezdara Forest, Staro Mirijevo | Swiss engineer and architect Nicolas Doxat (1682–1738) |
| Nikole Đurkovića | Николе Ђурковића | Voždovac | Voždovac | Combatant and Communist activist Nikola Đurković (1908–1943) |
| Nikole Grulovića | Николе Груловића | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | Revolutionary and politician Nikola Grulović (1888–1959) |
| Nikole Kareva | Николе Карева | New Belgrade | Bežanija | Bulgarian-Macedonian revolutionary Nikola Karev (1877–1905) |
| Nikole Kurelića | Николе Курелића | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | Physical educator Nikola Kurelić (1917–1982) |
| Nikole L. Stojanovića | Николе Л. Стојановића | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Historian and librarian Nikola L. Stojanović (1926–2015) |
| Nikole Marakovića | Николе Мараковића | Rakovica | Miljakovac II | Combatant Nikola Maraković (1912–1943) |
| Nikole Miljanovića | Николе Миљановића | Voždovac | Voždovac | Combatant Nikola MIljanović (1914–1944) |
| Nikole Nestorovića | Николе Несторовића | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Architect Nikola Nestorović (1868–1957) |
| Nikole Rašića | Николе Рашића | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Rupčine | Revolutionary and guerilla fighter Kole Rašić (1839–1898) |
| Nikole Ribarića | Николе Рибарића | Zemun | Nova Galenika | Resistance member Nikola Ribarić (1925–1945) |
| Nikole Sovilja | Николе Совиља | Voždovac | Pašino Brdo | Combatant Nikola Sovilj (1919–1944) |
| Nikole Spasića | Николе Спасића | Stari Grad | Kosančićev Venac | Manufacturer and benefactor Nikola Spasić (1838–1916) |
| Nikole Stefanovića | Николе Стефановића | Vračar | Crveni Krst | ? |
| Nikole Strineke | Николе Стринеке | Voždovac | Trošarina, Voždovac | Resistance member Nikola Strineka (d. 1942) |
| Nikole Suknjarevića-Prike | Николе Сукњаревића-Прике | Zemun | Batajnica | Resistance member Nikola Suknjarević (1919–1943) |
| Nikole Tanurdžića | Николе Танурџића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Merchant and benefactor Nikola Tanurdžić (1887–1969) |
| Nikole Tesle | Николе Тесле | Zemun | Retenzija | Inventor Nikola Tesla (1856–1943) (cf. Bulevar Nikole Tesle) |
| Nikole Vučete | Николе Вучете | Čukarica | Čukarička Padina | Combatant Nikola Vučeta (1913–1966) |
| Nikole Vulića | Николе Вулића | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Archaeologist and historian Nikola Vulić (1872–1945) |
| Nikše Gradija | Никше Градија | Zvezdara | Učiteljsko Naselje | Author Nikša Gradi (1825–1994) |
| Nikše Stipčevića | Никше Стипчевића | Rakovica | Resnik | Literary historian Nikša Stipčević (1929–2011) |
| Nikšićka | Никшићка | Voždovac | Voždovac | Town of Nikšić, Montenegro |
| Nilsa Bora | Нилса Бора | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Danish physicist Niels Bohr (1885–1962) |
| Nine Kirsanove | Нине Кирсанове | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Russian émigré ballerina and choreographer Nina Kirsanova (1898–1989) |
| Ninka Petrovića | Нинка Петровића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Lawyer and mayor Ninko Petrović (1896–1981) |
| Nišavska | Нишавска | Zvezdara | Zvezdara II, Zvezdara Forest | Nišava river |
| Niška | Нишка | Vračar | Vukov Spomenik | Town of Niš |
| Niška | Нишка | Zemun | Gornji Grad | doubled name; see above |
| Niška | Нишка | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | tripled name; see above |
| Nodilova | Нодилова | Čukarica | Čukarica, Careva Ćuprija | Academic Natko Nodilo (1834–1912) |
| Norveška | Норвешка | New Belgrade | Bežanija, Bežanijska Kosa | Norway (state) |
| Nova 9. | Нова 9. | Voždovac | Voždovac, Trošarina | numbered name (New 9th Street) |
| Nova 42. | Нова 42. | Zvzedara | Mirijevo II | numbered name (New 42nd Street) |
| Nova 109. | Нова 109. | Palilula | Višnjica | numbered name (New 109th Street) |
| Nova 110. | Нова 110. | Palilula | Višnjica | numbered name (New 110th Street) |
| Nova 114. | Нова 114. | Palilula | Višnjica | numbered name (New 114th Street) |
| Nova 501. | Нова 501. | Vračar | Crveni Krst | numbered name (New 501st Street) |
| Novaka Atanackovića | Новака Атанацковића | Zemun | Batajnica | Combatant Novak Atanacković (d.1943) |
| Novaka Novaka | Новака Новака | Čukarica | Žarkovo, Rupčine | Humorist and screenwriter Novak Novak (1928–1995) |
| Novakova | Новакова | Voždovac | Voždovac | ? |
| Novice Cerovića | Новице Церовића | Zvezdara | Zvezdara II, Zvezdara Forest | Military leader Novica Cerović (1805–1895) |
| Novice Mitića | Новице Митића | Rakovica | Resnik | Veterinarian geneticist Novica Mitić (1921–1988) |
| Novice Tadića | Новице Тадића | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sutjeska | Poet Novica Tadić (1949–2011) |
| Novobeogradskih Graditelja | Новобеоградских градитеља | New Belgrade | Ledine | Members of the Youth work actions who built New Belgrade |
| Novobrdska | Новобрдска | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Town of Novo Brdo |
| Novogradska | Новоградска | Zemun | Gornji Grad, Ćukovac, Sava Kovačević, Kalvarija | Neighborhood of Novi Grad |
| Novopazarska | Новопазарска | Vračar | Čubura, Kalenić | Town of Novi Pazar |
| Novosadska | Новосадска | Zemun | Batajnica | Town of Novi Sad (cf. Autoput Za Novi Sad) |
| Novovaroška | Нововарошка | Palilula | Rospi Ćuprija | Town of Nova Varoš |
| Nušićeva | Нушићева | Stari Grad | Terazije | Playwright Branislav Nušić (1864–1938) |
| Nušićeva | Нушићева | Zemun | Ćukovac | doubled name; see above |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Njegoševa | Његошева | Vračar | Cvetni Trg, Grantovac, Vračar, Kalenić | Prince-bishop and poet Petar II Petrović-Njegoš (1813–1851) |
| Njegoševa | Његошева | Zemun | Zemunski Kej, Gardoš, Muhar | doubled name; see above |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Šabačka | Шабачка | Zvezdara | Đeram, Lion | Town of Šabac |
| Šafarikova | Шафарикова | Stari Grad | Kopitareva Gradina, Skadarlija | Slovak Slavist and philologist Pavel Jozef Šafárik (1795–1861) |
| Šafranova | Шафранова | Palilula | Rospi Ćuprija | Saffron (flower) |
| Šainovac | Шаиновац | Palilula | Višnjica | ? |
| Šajkaška | Шајкашка | Palilula | Jevremovac, Stari Grad | Region of Šajkaška |
| Šajkaška | Шајкашка | Zemun | Bački Ilovik, Novi Grad | doubled name; see above |
| Šamačka | Шамачка | Zvezdara | Konjarnik II | Town of Šamac, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Šandora Majora | Шандора Мајора | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Combatant Šandor Major (d. 1942) |
| Šangajska | Шангајска | Zemun | Batajnica, Šangaj | Neighborhood of Šangaj |
| Šangajska (1–12) | Шангајска (1–12) | Zemun | Batajnica, Šangaj | Šangajska Street; 12 streets named Šangajska 1, Šangajska 2, etc. |
| Šantičeva | Шантићева | Stari Grad | Stari Grad | Poet Aleksa Šantić (1868–1924) |
| Šarplaninska | Шарпланинска | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | Šar Mountains |
| Šavnička | Шавничка | Čukarica | Stari Cerak | Town of Šavnik, Montenegro |
| Ščerbinova | Шчербинова | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo, Čukarica | Russian diplomat Grigoriy Schterbina (1868–1903) |
| Šejkina | Шејкина | Zvezdara | Staro Mirijevo | Painter Leonid Šejka (1932–1970) |
| Šekspirova | Шекспирова | Savski Venac | Dedinje | English playwright William Shakespeare (1564–1616) |
| Šekularska | Шекуларска | Rakovica | Sunčani Breg | Šekular region, Montenegro |
| Šemsa Midovića | Шемса Мидовића | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | Combatant Šemso Midović (d. 1915) |
| Šempeter Vrtobja | Шемпетер Вртојба | Voždovac | Mitrovo Brdo | Municipality of Šempeter-Vrtojba, Slovenia |
| Šeširdžijska | Шеширџијска | New Belgrade | Ledine | Hatmaking (craft) |
| Šetalište Lazaro Kardenasa | Шеталиште Лазаро Карденаса | New Belgrade | Savski Blokovi | Mexican president Lázaro Cárdenas (1895–1970) |
| Ševarice | Шеварице | Zvezdara | Staro Mirijevo | ? |
| Ševina | Шевина | Zemun | Novi Grad, Železnička Kolonija | ? |
| Šidska | Шидска | New Belgrade | Ledine | Town of Šid |
| Šilerova | Шилерова | Zemun | Meandri, Sava Kovačević, Sutjeska | German poet Friedrich Schiller (1759–1805) |
| Šimanovačka | Шимановачка | Zemun | Batajnica | Village of Šimanovci |
| Široki Put | Широки пут | Zemun | Batajnica | Descriptive ("Wide Road") |
| Široki Put (1–5) | Широки пут (1–5) | Zemun | Batajnica | Široki Put Street; 5 streets named Široki Put 1, Široki Put 2, etc. |
| Školska | Школска | Zemun | Batajnica | ? |
| Školsko Dobro | Школско добро | Zemun | Školsko Dobro, Zemun Polje | ? |
| Šlep Stenka | Шлеп Стенка | Savski Venac | Bara Venecija, Ada Ciganlija, Šest Topola | Stenka barge-restaurant |
| Šljivarska | Шљиварска | Voždovac | Kumodraž, Torlak | Plum growing |
| Šolina | Шолина | Savski Venac | Dedinje | Politician Atanasije Šola (1878–1955) |
| Španska | Шпанска | New Belgrade | Blokovi | Spain (state) |
| Španskih Boraca | Шпанских бораца | New Belgrade | Blocks 24–26 and 28–30 | Yugoslav volunteers in the Spanish Civil War 1936–1939 |
| Štipska | Штипска | Savski Venac | Senjak | Town of Štip, Macedonia |
| Šumadijska | Шумадијска | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Region of Šumadija; (cf. Šumadijski Trg) |
| Šumadijska | Шумадијска | Zemun | Gornji Grad | doubled name; see above |
| Šumadijske Divizije | Шумадијске дивизије | Voždovac | Stepa Stepanović | Šumadija Division (World War I) |
| Šumarice | Шумарице | Rakovica | Petlovo Brdo | Location of the 1941 Kragujevac massacre |
| Šumatovačka | Шуматовачка | Vračar | Čubura, Neimar | Battle of Šumatovac (1876) |
| Šupljikčeva | Шупљикчева | Voždovac | Marinkova Bara | Military commander Stevan Šupljikac (1786–1848) (cf. Vojvode Šupljikca) |
| Švejkova | Швејкова | New Belgrade | Ledine | Good soldier Švejk, literary character |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zabran – Nova (1–11) | Забран – Нова (1–11) | Zemun | Batajnica | ?; 11 streets named Zabran – Nova 1, Zabran – Nova 2, etc. |
| Zabranska | Забранска | Zvezdara | Veliki Mokri Lug | ? |
| Zabrda | Забрда | Rakovica | Avala Grad, Resnik | ? |
| Zabrđanska | Забрђанска | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | ? |
| Zadrugarska | Задругарска | Zemun | Sutjeska | Rural cooperatives |
| Zadužbinska | Задужбинска | Zemun | Gornji Grad | Acts of benefation, in general |
| Zagorke Berović | Загорке Беровић | Palilula | Krnjača, Partizanski Blok | Rheumatologist Zagorka Berović (1900–1988) |
| Zagrađe | Заграђе | Zvezdara | Staro Mirijevo | ? |
| Zahumska | Захумска | Zvezdara | Vukov Spomenik | Medieval principality of Zachlumia, today in Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Zajcova | Зајцова | Voždovac | Medaković | Croatian composer Ivan Zajc (1832–1914) |
| Zaječarska | Зајечарска | Savski Venac | Dedinje, Topčidersko Brdo | Town of Zaječar |
| Zapadno Selište | Западно селиште | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Descriptive (western part of the village) |
| Zapadnomoravska | Западноморавска | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Braća Marić | West Morava river |
| Zapis | Запис | Voždovac | Jajinci, Miljakovac III | Zapis, sacred trees |
| Zaplanjska | Заплањска | Voždovac | Braće Jerković, Braće Jerković II, Marinkova Bara, Medaković, Siva Stena | Region of Zaplanje |
| Zarija Vujoševića | Зарија Вујошевића | New Belgrade | Staro Sajmište | Combatant Zarija Vujošević (1903–1943) |
| Zaviše Crnog | Завише Црног | Savski Venac | Senjak | Polish knight Zawisza Czarny (1379–1428) |
| Zavodska | Заводска | Voždovac | Kumodraž, Torlak | Institute for immunobiology and virusology (institute = zavod) |
| Zdravka Čelara | Здравка Челара | Palilula | Bogoslovija, Hadžipopovac, Profesorska Kolonija | Combatant Zdravko Čelar (1917–1942) |
| Zdravka Jovanovića | Здравка Јовановића | Čukarica | Bele Vode, Žarkovo | Combatant Zdravko Jovanović (1909–1943) |
| Zdravka Velimirovića | Здравка Велимировића | Rakovica | Resnik | Film director Zdravko Velimirović (1930–2005) |
| Zeke Buljubaše | Зеке Буљубаше | Zvezdara | Bulbulder | Rebel Zeka Buljubaša (1785–1813) |
| Zelengorska | Зеленгорска | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Zelengora mountain, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Zelengorska | Зеленгорска | New Belgrade, Zemun | Bežanijska Kosa, Franjine Rudine | doubled name; see above |
| Zeleni Venac | Зелени венац | Savski Venac, Stari Grad | Varoš Kapija, Zeleni Venac | Kafana "Zeleni Venac" |
| Zeleno Brdo | Зелено брдо | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Zeleno Brdo, local hill |
| Zelenjak | Зелењак | Rakovica | Resnik | Local hilly slope Zelenjak |
| Zemljoradnička | Земљорадничка | Voždovac | Kumodraž | Agriculture, in general |
| Zemunska | Земунска | New Belgrade | Bežanijska Kosa, Blokovi | Town of Zemun |
| Zemunski Put | Земунски пут | New Belgrade | Staro Sajmište, Ušće | same as the above (Zemun Road) |
| Zenička | Зеничка | Palilula | Rospi Ćuprija, Višnjička Banja | Town of Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Zetska | Зетска | Stari Grad | Skadarlija | Medieval Principality of Zeta, today in Montenegro |
| Zidarska | Зидарска | Zvezdara | Konjarnik III | ? |
| Zimonjićeva | Зимоњићева | Čukarica | Golf Naselje, Košutnjak | Priest and rebel Bogdan Zimonjić (1813–1909) |
| Zire Adamovića | Зире Адамовића | Zemun | Altina | Journalist Dragoslav Adamović (1922–1978) |
| Zlatana Vaude | Златана Вауде | Rakovica | Sunčani Breg | Composer and conductor Zlatan Vauda (1923–2010) |
| Zlatanovićev Sokak | Златановићев сокак | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Čede Zlatanovića Street ("Zlatanović Alley") |
| Zlatarićeva | Златарићева | Savski Venac | Dedinje | Ragusan poet and translator Dinko Zlatarić (1558–1613) |
| Zlatarska | Златарска | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug, Zvezdara III | Zlatar mountain |
| Zlate Petković | Злате Петковић | Čukarica | Makiš | Actress Zlata Petković (1954–2012) |
| Zlatiborska | Златиборска | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Zlatibor mountain |
| Zlatiborska | Златиборска | Zemun | Jelovac, Kalvarija, Sava Kovačević | doubled name; see above |
| Zlatka Šnajdera | Златка Шнајдера | Zemun | Banjica II | Communist youth leader Zlatko Šnajder (1903–1931) |
| Zmaj-Ognjena Vuka | Змај-Огњена Вука | Savski Venac | Gospodarska Mehana, Senjak | Despot Vuk Grgurević Branković (1438–1485) (cf. Zmaja Ognjenog Vuka) |
| Zmaj Jovina | Змај Јовина | Stari Grad | Obilićev Venac | Poet Jovan Jovanović Zmaj (1833–1904) |
| Zmaj Jovina | Змај Јовина | Zemun | Donji Grad, Zemunski Kej | doubled name; see above |
| Zmaja od Avale | Змаја од Авале | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Rebel Vasa Čarapić (1768–1806) (cf. Vase Čarapića) |
| Zmaja od Noćaja | Змаја од Ноћаја | Stari Grad | Dorćol, Kalemegdan | Rebel Stojan Čupić (1765–1815) |
| Zmaja Ognjenog Vuka | Змаја Огњеног Вука | Voždovac | Jajinci | Despot Vuk Grgurević Branković (1438–85) (cf. Zmaj-Ognjena Vuka) |
| Zmajevac | Змајевац | Čukarica | Zmajevac, Žarkovo | Zmajevac, former local stream |
| Zmajevačka | Змајевачка | Čukarica | Zmajevac, Žarkovo | Zmajevac Street |
| Zmajevačka 2. Red | Змајевачка 2. ред | Čukarica | Zmajevac, Žarkovo | Zmajevačka Street |
| Zografska | Зографска | New Belgrade | Ledine | Icons painting, as a craft |
| Zorana Gluščevića | Зорана Глушчевића | Zvezdara | Padina | Author and literary critic Zoran Gluščević (1926–2006) |
| Zorana Bogavca | Зорана Богавца | Palilula | Krnjača, Partizanski Blok | Journalist Zoran Bogavac (1947–2006) |
| Zorana Mišića | Зорана Мишића | Palilula | Krnjača, Dunavski Venac | Literary critic Zoran Mišić (1921–1976) |
| Zorana Radmilovića | Зорана Радмиловића | Zvezdara | Mirijevo III | Actor Zoran Radmilović (1933–1984) |
| Zore Drempetić | Зоре Дремпетић | Palilula | Lešće | Folk singer and actress Zora Drempetić (1927–2013) |
| Zore Petrović | Зоре Петровић | Palilula | Krnjača, Reva | Painter Zora Petrović (1894–1962) |
| Zorina | Зорина | Čukarica | Žarkovo | ? |
| Zorice Božović | Зорице Божовић | Voždovac | Jajinci, Mala Utrina | Resistance member Zorica Božović (1925–1941) |
| Zorke Manojlović | Зорке Манојловић | Voždovac | Banjica | Actress Zorka Manojlović (1929–2013) |
| Zorke Todosić | Зорке Тодосић | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Actress and singer Zorka Todosić (1864–1936) |
| Zrenjaninski Put | Зрењанински пут | Palilula | Blok Braća Marić, Blok Branko Momirov, Blok Grga Andrijanović, Partizanski Blok Blok Sava Kovačević, Blok Sutjeska, Dunavski Venac, Krnjača | Town of Zrenjanin |
| Zrmanjska | Зрмањска | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo, Čukarica | Zrmanja river, Croatia |
| Zuke Džumhura | Зуке Џумхура | Zemun | Altina | Author Zuko Džumhur (1920–1989) |
| Zvečanska | Звечанска | Savski Venac | Autokomanda, Maleško Brdo | Town of Zvečan |
| Zvezdarska | Звездарска | Zvezdara | Zvezdara Forest | Neighborhood of Zvezdara |
| Zvezdarskih Jelki | Звездарских јелки | Zvezdara | Zvezdara II | Fir trees planted in the vicinity |
| Zvonka Marića | Звонка Марића | Rakovica | Resnik | Physicist Zvonko Marić (1931–2006) |
| Zvornička | Зворничка | Savski Venac | Savamala | Town of Zvornik, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Street | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Žabljačka | Жабљачка | Zvezdara | Zeleno Brdo | Town of Žabljak, Montenegro |
| Žada | Жада | Palilula | Krnjača, Blok Sava Kovačević | Jade (gemstone) |
| Žana Sibelijusa | Жана Сибелијуса | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo, Golf Naselje | Finnish composer Jean Sibelius (1865–1957) |
| Žanke Stokić | Жанке Стокић | Savski Venac | Gospodarska Mehana, Senjak | Actress Žanka Stokić (1887–1947) |
| Žarka Bokuna | Жарка Бокуна | Zemun | Batajnica, Crveni Barjak | Resistance member Žarko Bokun (1908–1943) |
| Žarka Jovanovića | Жарка Јовановића | Zvezdara | Orlovsko Naselje | Musician Žarko Jovanović (1925–1985) |
| Žarka Miladinovića | Жарка Миладиновића | Zemun, New Belgrade | Paviljoni | Politician and lawyer Žarko Miladinović (1862–1926) |
| Žarka Obreškog | Жарка Обрешког | Zemun | Batajnica | ? |
| Žarka Obreškog (1–2) | Жарка Обрешког (1–2) | Zemun | Batajnica | Žarka Obreškog Street (Žarka Obreškog 1 and Žarka Obreškog 2) |
| Žarka Trpkovića | Жарка Трпковића | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Military medic Žarko Trpković (1874–1946) |
| Žarka Vasiljevića | Жарка Васиљевића | Čukarica | Novi Železnik | Author and director Žarko Vasiljević (1892–1946) |
| Žarka Vukovića-Pucara | Жарка Вуковића-Пуцара | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo | Combatant Žarko Vuković Pucar (1911–1944) |
| Žarkovačka | Жарковачка | Čukarica | Banovo Brdo, Golf Naselje, Košutnjak, Sunčana Padina | Neighborhood of Žarkovo |
| Žarkovački Breg | Жарковачки брег | Čukarica | Repište, Žarkovo | Žarkovački breg, local hillock |
| Ždralova | Ждралова | Palilula | Višnjica | Crane (bird) |
| Železnička | Железничка | Savski Venac | Savamala | Belgrade Main railway station |
| Železnička | Железничка | Zemun | Kalvarija, Novi Grad, Železnička Kolonija | Zemun railway station |
| Železnička Kolonija-Batajnica | Железничка колонија-Батајница | Zemun | Batajnica | Local settlement of the railroad workers |
| Železnička Kolonija-Zemun | Железничка колонија-Земун | Zemun | Železnička Kolonija | Local settlement of the railroad workers |
| Žel.Stanica Batajnica | Жел.станица Батајница | Zemun | Batajnica, Šangaj | Batajnica railway station |
| Žel.Stanica Beograd-Krug | Жел.станица Београд-Круг | Savski Venac | Savamala | Railway turntable at Belgrade Main railway station |
| Žel.Stanica Košutnjak | Жел.станица Кошутњак | Rakovica | Košutnjak | Košutnjak railway station |
| Žel.Stanica Makiš Ranžirna | Жел.станица Макиш Ранжирна | Čukarica | Železnik | Makiš marshalling yard |
| Žel.Stanica Novi Beograd | Жел.станица Нови Београд | New Belgrade | Block 42, Buvljak | New Belgrade railway station |
| Žel.Stanica Rakovica | Жел.станица Раковица | Rakovica | Rakovica | Rakovica railway station |
| Žel.Stanica Resnik | Жел.станица Ресник | Rakovica | Resnik | Resnik railway station |
| Žel.Stanica Topčider | Жел.станица Топчидер | Savski Venac | Topčider | Topčider railway station |
| Žel.Stanica Zemun Novi Grad | Жел.станица Земун Нови Град | Zemun | Železnička Kolonija | Zemun Novi Grad railway station |
| Žel.Stanica Zemun Polje | Жел.станица Земун Поље | Zemun | Plavi Horizonti | Zemun Polje railway station |
| Železnička Stražara-Batajnica | Железничка стражара-Батајница | Zemun | Batajnica | Local railway lookout |
| Železnička Stražara-Zemun | Железничка стражара-Земун | Zemun | Novi Grad | Local railway lookout |
| Željka Bijelića | Жељка Бијелића | Rakovica | Kneževac | Croatian War combatant Željko Bijelić (d.1991) |
| Željka Šijana | Жељка Шијана | Rakovica | Kneževac | Kosovo War specialist operative Željko Šijan (1960–1998) |
| Žička | Жичка | Vračar | Crveni Krst, Zvezdara | Žiča monastery |
| Židovarska | Жидоварска | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug, Zeleno Brdo | Archaeological site Židovar |
| Žike Markovića | Жике Марковића | Zemun | Batajnica | ? |
| Žike Mesarovića | Жике Месаровића | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Resistance member Žika Mesarović (1921–1943) |
| Žike Mihajlovića | Жике Михајловића | Voždovac | Jajinci | Local administrator and knez Živko Žika Mihajlović (19th century) |
| Žike Pavlovića | Жике Павловића | Zemun | Altina | Film director and writer Živojin Pavlović (1933–1998) |
| Žike Stojkovića | Жике Стојковића | Voždovac | Kumodraž, Torlak | Head of the local community Žika Stojković (20th century) |
| Žikice Jovanovića | Жикице Јовановића | Voždovac | Voždovac | Combatant Žikica Jovanović Španac (1914–1942) |
| Žikice Jovanovića-Španca | Жикице Јовановића-Шпанца | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | doubled name; see above |
| Žikina | Жикина | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | ? |
| Žitna | Житна | Voždovac | Kumodraž | Cereals, in general |
| Žitomislićka | Житомислићка | Čukarica | Stari Cerak | Žitomislić monastery, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Živana Panića | Живана Панића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Železnik municipal president Živan Panić |
| Živana Saramandića | Живана Сарамандића | Čukarica | Košutnjak, Žarkovo | Opera singer Živan Saramandić (1939–2012) |
| Živka Davidovića | Живка Давидовића | Zvezdara | Cvetko, Mali Mokri Lug, Učiteljsko Naselje | Army officer and benefactor Živko Davidović (1806–1904) |
| Živka Jovanovića | Живка Јовановића | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Journalist and lawyer Živko Jovanović (1888–1923) |
| Živka Karabiberovića | Живка Карабиберовића | Zvezdara | Đeram | Mayor Živko Karabiberović (1830–1893) |
| Živka Nastića-Babe | Живка Настића-Бабе | Čukarica | Žarkovo | Long-distance runner Živko Nastić (1880–?) |
| Živka Petrovića | Живка Петровића | Zemun | Kalvarija | Painter Živko Petrović (1806–1868) |
| Živojina Ćuluma | Живојина Ћулума | Zemun | Zemun Polje | Astronomer and physicist Živojin Ćulum (1911–1991) |
| Živojina Lazića | Живојина Лазића | Čukarica | Žarkovo | Soldier Živojin Lazić (1893–1986) |
| Živojina Žujovića | Живојина Жујовића | Zvezdara | Đeram | Socialist Živojin Žujović (1838–1870) |
| Živorada Grbića | Живорада Грбића | Voždovac | Banjica | Musical educator and composer Živorad Grbić (1892–1954) |
| Živorada Nastasijevića | Живорада Настасијевића | Zvezdara | Mali Mokri Lug | Frescos and icons painter Živorad Nastasijević (1893–1966) |
| Živorada Pavlovića | Живорада Павловића | Čukarica | Stari Železnik | Pediatrician Živorad Pavlović (1905–1979) |
| Živorada Žike Mitrovića | Живорада Жике Митровића | Rakovica | Resnik | Film director Žika Mitrović (1921–2005) |
| Živote Marinkovića | Животе Маринковића | Voždovac | Kumodraž, Torlak | Local soldier Života Marinković |
| Živote Stepanovića | Животе Степановића | Voždovac | Jajinci | ? |
| Žorža Klemansoa | Жоржа Клемансоа | Stari Grad | Dorćol, Stari Grad | French politician Georges Clemenceau (1841–1929) |
| Žrnovska | Жрновска | Voždovac | Selo Rakovica | Žrnov fortress |
| Žrtava bombardovanja | Жртава бомбардовања | New Belgrade | Ledine | Victims of historical bombings of Belgrade (1941, 1944, 1999) |
| Župa | Жупа | Voždovac | Jajinci | Former kafana "Župa" |
| Župana Časlava | Жупана Часлава | Savski Venac | Topčider, Topčidersko Brdo | ruling prince Časlav Klonimirović (890–960) |
| Župana Pribila | Жупана Прибила | Zemun | Batajnica | Župan Pribil (14th century) |
| Župana Vlastimira | Жупана Властимира | Savski Venac | Dedinje | Ruling prince Vlastimir (805–851) |
| Square | Original name | Municipality | Neighborhood | Named after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Akademski Plato | Академски плато | Stari Grad | Studentski Trg | Rectorate and faculties of the University of Belgrade ("Academic Plateau") |
| Avijatičarski Trg | Авијатичарски трг | Zemun | Donji Grad | Air Force Command Building ("Aviators Square") |
| Cvetni Trg | Цветни трг | Vračar | Vračar | Flower shops located on the square |
| Ćošak Radivoja Koraća | Ћошак Радивоја Кораћа | Stari Grad | Obilićev Venac | Basketball player Radivoj Korać (1938–1969) (cf. Radivoja Koraća) |
| Školski Trg | Школски трг | Zvezdara | Staro Mirijevo | Former "Old School", now a library |
| Šumadijski Trg | Шумадијски трг | Čukarica | Čukarica | Region of Šumadija (cf. Šumadijska) |
Tašmajdan Park, colloquially Tašmajdan or simply just Taš, is a public park and the surrounding urban neighborhood of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located in Belgrade's municipality of Palilula.
Singidunum was an ancient city which later evolved into modern Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. The name is of Celtic origin, going back to the time when the Celtic tribe Scordisci settled the area in the 3rd century BC, following the Gallic invasion of the Balkans. Later on, the Roman Republic conquered the area in 75 BC and incorporated it into the province of Moesia. It was an important fort of the Danubian Limes and Roman Legio IV Flavia Felix was garrisoned there since 86 AD. Singidunum was the birthplace of the Roman Emperor Jovian. It was sacked by Huns in 441, and by Avars and Slavs in 584. At the beginning of the 7th century, the Singidunum fort was finally destroyed.
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The Republic Square or the Square of the Republic is one of the central town squares and an urban neighborhood of Belgrade, located in the Stari Grad municipality. It is the site of some of Belgrade's most recognizable public buildings, including the National Museum, the National Theatre and the statue of Prince Michael.
Dorćol is an affluent urban neighborhood of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located in Belgrade's municipality of Stari Grad.
Slavija Square is a major commercial junction between the intersections of Kralja Milana, Beogradska, Makenzijeva, Svetosavska, Bulevar oslobođenja, Deligradska and Nemanjina streets in Belgrade. The square was previously named Dimitrije Tucović Square after the prominent Serbian socialist.
Terazije is the central town square and the surrounding neighborhood of Belgrade, Serbia. It is located in the municipality of Stari Grad.
Blokovi or Novobeogradski blokovi is the semi-formal plural name for a group of urban neighborhoods in Belgrade's municipality of New Belgrade.
Bulevar kralja Aleksandra is the longest street entirely within the urban limits of Serbian capital Belgrade, with length of 7.5 kilometers. Known for decades after World War II as Bulevar Revolucije, it is so distinct in the Belgraders' hearts and minds that they simply refer to it as the Bulevar, although there are 20 boulevards in Belgrade.
Savamala is an urban neighborhood of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located in Belgrade's municipalities of Savski Venac and Stari Grad.
Cvetni trg or Flower Square is an urban neighborhood of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located in the Belgrade municipality of Vračar.
Krunski Venac is an urban neighborhood of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located in Belgrade's municipality of Vračar. In May 2021, the neighborhood was protected as the spatial cultural-historical unit.
Kosančićev Venac is an urban neighborhood of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located in Belgrade's municipality of Stari Grad. It has been described as the most valuable and most representative veduta of Belgrade. In 1971, it has been declared a spatial cultural-historical unit and placed under legal protection.
Studentski Trg, or Students Square, is one of the central town squares and an urban neighborhood of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located in Belgrade's municipality of Stari Grad. In the Classical Antiquity, area of the modern square was the center of Singidunum, Roman precursor of modern Belgrade.
This article describes 23 gates of Belgrade.
Vukov Spomenik or colloquially Vuk is an urban neighborhood of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located on the tripoint of Belgrade's municipalities of Zvezdara, Palilula and Vračar, and served by the underground Vukov Spomenik railway station.
Yuri Gagarin Street is a major street in New Belgrade, named after Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space.
The Kalemegdan Park, or simply Kalemegdan is the largest park and the most important historical monument in Belgrade. It is located on a 125-metre-high (410 ft) cliff, at the junction of the River Sava and the Danube.
Balkanska Street is a street in downtown Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is one of the most recognizable streets in the city and one of the oldest still bearing its original name since the first official naming of the city streets in 1872. It is located in the municipalities of Stari Grad and Savski Venac. It has been described as "one of the most popular downtown streets, where the past and present dwell simultaneously", and one of Belgrade's liveliest streets.
Kneza Miloša Street is a street in downtown Belgrade, Serbia. It was the main city's korzo (promenade) and today is one of the major traffic arteries of the city, location of some of the most important national institutions and a street with the largest number of embassies in Belgrade. It stretches through the territory of three municipalities: Stari Grad, Vračar and Savski Venac. Previously known as Topčider Road, it was later named after prince Miloš Obrenović, the first ruler of modern Serbia.
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