The White Palace (Beli Dvor) in Belgrade is a neoclassical royal residence nestled within the Royal Compound in the Dedinje district. Commissioned by King Alexander I in the 1930s as a home for his sons, the palace was completed in 1937 under the supervision of Prince Regent Paul. Designed by architect Aleksandar Đorđević, it blends British Georgian and French classicist styles, with interiors furnished in Louis XV and Louis XVI fashion. The palace features grand reception halls, a formal dining room, a library, and a marble staircase, all adorned with fine European art and décor. Its white façade, from which it takes its name, symbolizes purity and royal dignity, standing in elegant contrast to the surrounding gardens. Today, the White Palace remains a symbol of Serbia’s royal legacy and is occasionally open to the public as part of guided tours of the Royal Compound.
Belgrade SerbiaThe White Palace (Beli Dvor) is located within the Royal Compound in the prestigious Dedinje district of Belgrade. Designed in a neo-Palladian style by architect Aleksandar Đorđević and completed in 1937, the palace was originally commissioned by King Alexander I as a residence for his three sons. The palace is surrounded by lush parkland and green areas, sharing the complex with the Royal Palace, which is just a short walk away. The Dedinje neighborhood is known for its elegant villas, embassies, and tranquil atmosphere, making it one of Belgrade’s most exclusive areas. From the palace grounds, visitors can enjoy views of the city and nearby Košutnjak and Topčider parks, both renowned for their natural beauty and recreational spaces. The White Palace itself houses an impressive collection of European art and antiques, and its location within the Royal Compound offers a unique glimpse into Serbia’s royal heritage, just a short drive from the city center.
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