text: Blocks New Belgrade is divided into 72 blocks, some of which are further divided into subblocks. The blocks are not numerated one after another: for example, there are Blocks 26 and 28, but there is no Block 27. The one-digit blocks are the oldest.
  Block 5 hosts the Ranko Žeravica Sports Hall, the oldest sports object in New Belgrade. The FK IMT Stadium, the home arena of FK IMT is also located there.
  Block 6 is small and distinctly green, setting it apart from the other blocks. It is known as New Belgrade's Dedinje, after the wealthiest part of the city.
  Block 11A is home to the Embassy of Japan, as well as the Chinese Cultural Centre built in place of the Embassy of China which was hit during the 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. The Historical Archive of Belgrade is located in Block 11B, while the Old Mercator (Serbian: Stari Merkator) shopping centre is situated in Block 11C.
  Block 13 is almost entirely taken up by the Palace of Serbia and the surrounding green area. Stretching to cover a floor area 65,000 m2, it is almost 13 times large than the White House. The Palace is officially protected by the state as immovable cultural property.
  Block 16 is dominated by the Ušće Shopping Center, as well as the two Ušće Towers. Built in 1964 and 2020, these are the third- and sixth-tallest buildings in Belgrade, respectively.