This is a list of notable streets and squares in Belgrade, Serbia (Serbian: Списак улица Београда).
| Image | Name | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra | |||
| Bulevar Despota Stefana | |||
| Knez Mihailova | |||
| Srpskih Vladara | |||
| Skadarlija | |||
| Kneza Miloša | |||
| Nemanjina Street | |||
| Slavija | |||
| Terazije | |||
| Republic Square | |||
| Kosančićev Venac | |||
| Mitrović passage | the shortest street in Belgrade (12 m long, now partitioned) | ||
| Vasina Street | |||
| Resavska Street | |||
| Svetozar Marković Street | |||
| Aberdareva Street | |||
| King Milan Street |
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