text: Block 21 is famous for its six residential highrises known as the "Six Corporals" (Serbian: Šest kaplara), as well as a long, winding "B-7" building, informally known as "Meander", "Snake" (Serbian: Zmijica), or "Chinese Wall" (Serbian: Kineski zid). Being the longest building in the city, it is one kilometer long and houses more 3,500 people.
  Block 28 houses long, narrow residential buildings known as "televizorke" (from Serbian "televizor", meaning "TV", literally "TV buildings". In addition to that, the "Horseshoe" (Serbian: Potkovica) building is also located there.
  Block 32 is home to the Church of the Holy Great Martyr Demetrius and the Embassy of Slovakia, as well as a newly-built residential condominium complex.
  Block 33 is known for the massive Western City Gate, one of the symbols of the capital.
  Block 34 hosts the settlement of Studentski Grad, as well as the student dormitory with the same name. The dormitory is the largest in Belgrade, with a capacity of almost 4,500 student beds.
  Block 44 hosts the Pyramid shopping centre (Serbian: Piramida), where the Faculty of Business Studies and Law of the private Union–Nikola Tesla University is located. Furthermore, a waterpark was supposed to be built by the Sava's riverbank, but its construction was started in 2005 and abandoned in 2006.