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Culture of Zemun


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class="apple-converted-space"> Karađorđev, Masarikov, etc. On one of them, the Zemun open green market is located. The bank of the Danube is turned into ZemunskiKej, a kilometers long promenade, with various entertainment facilities along it, including barges-cafés, amusement park and especially formerly largest hotel in Belgrade, Hotel Jugoslavija.

The remnants of the old town which existed during battles between Kingdom of Hungary and Byzantine Empire in 12th century are known as Zemunski Grad (Zemun Town). Today visible ruins however are of the medieval fortress (angular towers and parts of the defending wall) where forces of Kingdom of Hungary, 500 šajkaši crew (led by Croat Marko Skoblić) consisted of Croatsand Serbs fought against invading Ottoman army of Suleyman the Magnificent in 1521. Despite hard resistance, Zemun fell on July 12  and Belgrade soon afterwards (see Fall of Belgrade (1521)). On

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