Avala Tower figurine
Description
Avala Tower figure – a symbol of Belgrade that rose from the ruins, as a souvenir for guests, city lovers and business gifts.
The Avala Tower, a telecommunications tower on Mount Avala just outside Belgrade, first opened in 1965 and quickly became one of the city’s trademarks. It was destroyed during the 1999 bombing and was rebuilt and reopened in 2010. Today its observation deck offers views of Belgrade and Šumadija, and the tower is seen as a symbol of renewal and resilience.
This figure depicts the Avala Tower and is part of our collection of souvenirs with Belgrade motifs. It looks lovely on a desk, shelf or in a display cabinet, and recalls a trip to Avala and the view from the top. It is an excellent choice for visitors from abroad, for business partners you want to give something distinctly Belgrade, and for Belgraders who love their city.
Why it makes a great choice
- ✓A symbol of renewal: A tower that was destroyed and rebuilt.
- ✓A keepsake of Avala: A reminder of the trip and the view over Belgrade.
- ✓A business gift: A recognizable Belgrade motif for partners and guests.
Details
- Type
- figure
- Motif
- Avala Tower
- Category
- figures and statues
FAQ
When was the Avala Tower rebuilt?
The tower was rebuilt and reopened in 2010, after being destroyed in 1999.
Is the figure suitable for a desk?
Yes, as a decorative figure it looks lovely on a desk, shelf or in a display cabinet.
