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Amphora

Amphora

Belgrade

Provided byTourist Organization of Belgrade
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Amphora

Amphora
Amphora is a stylish and cosy à la carte restaurant, offering a delectable array of fresh seafood, freshwater fish, and international dishes, accompanied by a wide selection of quality wines and exquisite desserts. This luxurious restaurant is distinguished by its location on the Danube and provides an opportunity to explore different cultures through cuisine and music.

Information

  • addressBulevar Nikole Tesle, Belgrade
  • emailrestoranamphora@gmail.com
  • openingHoursDaily 10am–11pm
  • phone+381 63 370966
  • websiteVisit website
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