Queen's Astoria Design Hotel

Queen's Astoria Design Hotel, originally Hotel Astoria, is a historic four-star hotel in Belgrade, Serbia, known for its modernist architecture and rich history. Opened in 1937, it was one of the first modernist buildings in the city, featuring Streamline Moderne design. The hotel has witnessed significant historical events, including its use by the Wehrmacht during World War II and its role in the development of democracy in Serbia, hosting meetings for the Democratic Party in the late 1980s. After nationalization and a lengthy legal battle, it was re-privatized in 2009 and reopened as Queen's Astoria Design Hotel in 2010, offering a blend of historical significance and modern amenities, making it an intriguing destination for tourists and researchers alike.