≈ 20 dk. uzaklıktaAziz Sava Katedrali- Mesafe
- 1,5 km

Tenants settling along Kralja Milana face regular municipal closures around the mayor's seat, making the old royal gardens the essential pedestrian detour through the district.
Aleksandar Bugarski designed the palace under King Milan to eclipse earlier royal homes across the capital. Construction required clearing the older Mali Konak from the grounds, replacing domestic court buildings with formal academism. Stone arches and gates once opened directly onto the manicured garden and the Maršalat behind it.
Herbert Vivien documented lemon-yellow ballroom walls, Venetian glass chandeliers, and carved ceilings influenced by Ottoman craft traditions. The palace later hosted the Provisional National Assembly before wartime bombardment forced a semicircular reconstruction. Belgrade's mayor and municipal civil servants now work inside these royal halls.
The grounds originated when Stojan Simić drained and leveled marshland along the street to build the Stari Konak. That older residence witnessed the May Coup assassinations of King Alexander and Queen Draga before its demolition. Momir Korunović subsequently redesigned the adjacent Maršalat building, adding intricate facade ornamentation facing the court.
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