The Terazije Theatre (Pozorište na Terazijama) in Belgrade is Serbia’s premier venue dedicated exclusively to musical theatre. Opened in 1949 and located in the heart of the city on Terazije Square, it was designed by architect Georgije Samoylov and modeled after Broadway-style theatres. Over the decades, it has staged Serbian-language productions of global hits such as Chicago, Kiss Me, Kate, and Mamma Mia!, earning a reputation for high-quality performances and vibrant staging. After a long closure due to disrepair, the theatre underwent a major reconstruction from 2003 to 2005, transforming it into one of the most modern and technically advanced performance spaces in the region. Its reopening marked a cultural revival, drawing enthusiastic audiences and reestablishing the theatre as a cornerstone of Belgrade’s performing arts scene. With its blend of tradition and innovation, the Terazije Theatre continues to enchant visitors and locals alike with its dynamic repertoire and artistic excellence.
Belgrade SerbiaTerazije Theatre is located at Terazije 29, in the heart of Belgrade’s city center, within the Stari Grad district. This iconic venue sits directly on Terazije Square, just steps from Nikola Pašić Square and across the street from the historic Hotel Moskva. The theatre is renowned as Serbia’s only Broadway-style venue, exclusively dedicated to musicals, and features a modern, technologically advanced auditorium following its major renovation in 2005. Its central location places it within easy walking distance of many of Belgrade’s major attractions, including the National Museum, Knez Mihailova Street, Republic Square, and the lively Skadarlija bohemian quarter. The area is also filled with restaurants, cafes, and shopping options, making Terazije Theatre an ideal destination for those looking to experience Belgrade’s vibrant cultural and urban atmosphere.
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