The garden is named after Jevrem Obrenović, whose estate originally occupied the land in the early 19th century.
The Victorian greenhouse was meticulously renovated in 2014 to restore its original glass and steel aesthetic.
The Japanese garden was designed by landscape architects from Tokyo and features plants specifically selected for the local climate.
The institution houses the oldest herbarium in the Balkans, containing over 100,000 specimens.
It contains a collection of rare and endangered plant species that are protected under Serbian law.
The grounds serve as a living classroom for the University of Belgrade’s biological research programs.
Jevremovac Botanical Garden, established in 1874, serves as the central botanical institution of the University of Belgrade. The centerpiece is a restored Victorian-era glass greenhouse featuring iron construction imported from Germany in the late 19th century. The grounds contain an extensive arboretum with over 300 woody species, both native and exotic. A dedicated Japanese garden includes a collection of authentic Japanese plants, a small stream, and traditional wooden bridges. The garden functions as both a public park and an active research facility for the Faculty of Biology. It houses a diverse collection of tropical, subtropical, and desert flora within its climate-controlled environments. Educational displays identify various plant species throughout the walking paths. The site is a designated Monument of Culture in Serbia, reflecting its historical significance in Balkan botany.
The interior of the Victorian greenhouse, capturing the symmetrical iron structure against the tropical greenery.
Bring a camera with a macro lens to capture the detailed floral arrangements in the Japanese garden.
Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the paths vary between gravel, stone, and grass surfaces.
Check the official website for occasional temporary closures due to academic events or botanical research maintenance.
Do not attempt to touch or feed any wildlife present in the garden; avoid visiting during extreme heat hours if you have difficulty with humidity inside the glasshouse.
Open daily year-round, though the greenhouse may have restricted access during maintenance or extreme weather events.
Maintain a quiet volume, stay strictly on designated paths to protect the plants, and do not pick flowers or foliage.
