The Južnomoravska Bank (the South Morava Bank) palace stands out as a prominent building within the old and partially preserved urban entity of the “Obilićev venac” block, dating back to the end of the 19^th and beginning of the 20^th century. It was most likely built in 1920 according to the designs of the Ministry of Construction, and there are no available data on the architect.

In architectonic terms, it is a very valuable one-story building constructed in the spirit of Neo-Classicism with Neo-Baroque elements. The main façade wall is accentuated by a central, vertically prominent avant-corps with an entry portal, balcony, tympanum and clock tower, which divides the horizontal layout of the building into symmetrical entities.

After a complete renovation in 1979, after its initial and residential-office space functions, it again resumed its function of an office building.