Narration in the book is arranged in two ways: along with general descriptions of individual monuments and their historical, architectural and other features, there is additional commentary placed in side columns next to the main article about some interesting and unusual details, stories, legends as well as brief biographies of some important historical personalities. The main focus of the guidebook is on the fortification itself, though some other cultural and historical monuments preserved inside its walls are also described. In his interpretation of Belgrade Fortress as a fortification complex, B. Rabotic decided to single out its for separate fortified areas: Artillery fortification, Upper Town (Acropolis), Eastern Ward and Lower Town covering that way the complete site and spanning 1800 years of its eventful and turbulent history. All technical terms of military architecture used throughout the text can quickly be found in the “Dictionary” given at the end of the book. Additional quality of this guidebook is its superb variety of photographs, a few sketches and the two elaborate plans of the Fortress.