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Tinkers Alley
Tinkers Alley is a short historic street now lined with cafés and restaurants. It offers a pause within central Niš rather than a separate neighbourhood to explore.
The surviving street recalls the craft quarter that developed during Ottoman rule. Its small scale makes details of the old houses and the transition to today's café use easy to notice. The sculpture of Stevan Sremac, Kalča and the dog Čapa adds a local literary reference to the walk.
What to look for
Preserved craft-quarter houses
The Sremac and Kalča sculpture
The short café-lined street
Useful to know
Allow more time only if stopping for a meal.
Combine it with the central riverfront and fortress.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 15–30 min
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