Tiny Belgrade (opens the map in a new tab)
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Where the Sava meets the Danube, below the Kalemegdan fortress and across the river from New Belgrade.
Made by Tümay Sönmez & Buse Turgay Sönmez · tinybelgrade.com · Oct 2026
Belgrade redrawn tile by tile, from Kalemegdan and the old town to New Belgrade and Zemun.
Tiny Belgrade is currently the only isometric map of Belgrade, made by Tümay Sönmez & Buse Turgay Sönmez, AI-drawn. The first one appeared in Oct 2026.Updated
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Yes. Tiny Belgrade (tinybelgrade.com) is an isometric pixel-art map of Belgrade, Serbia, by Tümay Sönmez & Buse Turgay Sönmez, launched in Oct 2026. It renders the city in the style of classic city-builder games like SimCity 2000.
Tiny Belgrade was made by Tümay Sönmez & Buse Turgay Sönmez.
Tiny Belgrade is AI-drawn: an image model turns aerial or satellite imagery into pixel-art tiles, which are stitched together into one giant zoomable picture.
Yes. Tiny Belgrade is a public website you can open in any browser for free — no account or download needed. Isometric Cities links to the original; the map belongs to its creator.
Not yet — Belgrade is currently the only city in Serbia with an isometric map. The nearest other cities with one are Tirana, Vienna and Bielsko-Biała.
Pick a technique — AI-drawn tiles from aerial imagery, rendering OpenStreetMap building data, or a 3D diorama — then publish it as a zoomable tile map. Our guide walks through all three, and you can submit your map to be listed here.