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Vračar is the smallest and most densely populated municipality in Belgrade. It is located in the center of Belgrade with its 80,000 inhabitants. It was named after the word sorcerer which means doctor. It consists of the following neighborhoods: Crveni Krst, Englezovac, Istočni Vračar, Grantovac, Neimar, Cvetni Ttg, Gradić Pejton, Kalenić, Savinac, Čubura, Krunski Venac and Slavija. In the settlement, on the place where the Turks burned the relics of Saint Sava, a temple was built which became a symbol of Serbian Orthodoxy - the temple of Saint Sava. Near the temple is the National Library of Serbia with about 4 million books. There is also Kalenić Pjaca in the settlement, which is one of the oldest green squares. A great attraction are the numerous cafes that were a favorite meeting place for writers, poets and Belgrade bohemians. All these attributes make Vračar one of the most attractive and sought-after locations for buying real estate in Belgrade.
