Sitting on a wide-open square just next to the city center, The National Assembly serves as the seat of the country's political activity and is considered one of the icons of Belgrade. Completed in 1938, this Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Baroque building took 30 years to reach its final form due to the two Balkan Wars, World War I, and the Great Depression of 1929. The IWC went for a visit on May 10th to the interior of the building, saw frescoes from 1937, renowned sculptures and exquisite furniture. Although heavily damaged and looted during the civil riots in 2000, the structure still ranks as one of the city's most attractive monuments.
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