- Nebojša Tower was erected around 1460 to protect against Turkish attacks.
- During the 18th century, it was turned into Belgrade Fortress’s most famous dungeon. Because of this role, the tower became one of Belgrade’s darkest symbols.
- Its most famous prisoner was the Greek revolutionary Rigas Feraios, who was executed in the tower in 1798.
- Nebojša Tower has been destroyed and rebuilt many times, with extra parts built onto it. The last and most extensive reconstruction of the tower was finished in 2010.
- Today, the tower serves as a modern exhibition space with themed exhibitions on four levels.
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