When I was in Topcider Park this summer I visited this very nice dwelling of the Prince Milos Obrenovic. It is located on the Rakovicki Road without number. The Residence of the Prince Milos(Milosev Konak) was built in 1831 and architecturally it was done in the Ottoman residential style. Really nice building, whitewashed, with the red tiles roof and massive chimneys. Such type of building was the third of that kind, built by Serbs in Belgrade and at the times these residencies were really impressive. Inside, it looks also great with interior decoration inclined mostly to the features of the original Turkish houses. It shows in some measure the splendor and luxury of these Ottoman old imperial abodes. Very characteristic element of Turkish design is genuine low, large and long couch set along the row of windows on the sides of one part of residence. This couch is covered with the beautiful arabic rug and red and golden yellow cushions. In front of the residence, there is one stunning sycamore tree, more than 160 years old.
Today, this residence is a museum where can be seen the exhibition about the life in Serbia in the first half of the 19th century, about royal family Obrenovic and the Second Serbian rising, that was led against the Turcs by Milos Obrenovic.
And to complete Your enjoyment in the gorgeous Topcider Park, You can take the ride with the coach, pulled with horse.