FORMER JNA CENTRE
Former JNA Centre (Yugoslav National Army) in Belgrade, erected during the Kingdom of Yugoslavia out of funds collected by royal officers, has a long tradition of organizing ceremonies of all sorts: cocktails, corporative events, theme evenings, company celebrations, weddings and graduations.
In the period of construction that lasted from 1929 to 1931, the p-shaped building was called Ratnicki dom. Between the two world wars, the Association of Reserve Officers and Warriors of the Kingdom of Serbia financed a building that represents a symbol of military power, as well as the address promoting the events of great importance for the culture of the whole country. The Army Centre offers a top-quality affordable service in the very centre of the city. As part of military institution “Dedinje” Company, the restaurant seats 300 persons, and the Centre’s ceremonial hall (400 seats) on the first floor can also be used.
