Belgrade Plaza Belgrade Plaza The Belgrade Plaza is a £113 million mixed-use development in Coventry city centre in West Midlands, England. The Belgrade Plaza was built by construction firm, Oakmoor Deeley. The development had two phases. The first – a 1,100 space car park – opened in 2007. The second phase has two hotels, a casino, restaurants, bars and apartments to the area between the Belgrade Theatre and the ring road. Gala Casino, Premier Travel Inn, Radisson Edwardian, Pizza Express, Bella Italia and Metro Bar& Grill have been installed near the Belgrade Plaza multistorey car park. On 12 March 2008, construction workers
Belgrade City Administration in Belgrade. When the Kingdom of Yugoslavia was divided into banovinas in 1929, a separate administrative-territorial unit called the "Belgrade City Administration" was formed, encompassing the City of Belgrade with surrounding area, including Zemun and Pančevo. This territory was entirely surrounded by Danube Banovina, which had administrative seat in Novi Sad. Following Axis invasion, occupation and partition of Yugoslavia in 1941, the Belgrade City Administration continued to exist as an administrative-territorial unit of the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia until the end of 1941, when Serbia was divided into districts in a new territorial organization. Belgrade City Administration