Sava Centar is an international congress and cultural centre on the Sava riverfront, a 1979 construction that was one of socialist Yugoslavia's most ambitious civic buildings. Designed in the style of late modernism that Yugoslavia did well — clean geometry, quality materials, optimistic scale — it housed a concert hall, conference rooms, a hotel, and business facilities in a complex intended to project Yugoslav sophistication to the world. It still functions in something close to its original capacity.
The building is worth a look for its architecture and for the views from the riverside terrace along the Sava. It stands as a reasonably well-preserved example of the ambition that ran through Yugoslav urban design in the 1970s, when Novi Beograd was being built as a showcase of a third way between East and West.