Lisičji Potok () is an urban neighborhood of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It is located in Belgrade's municipality of Savski Venac. Location Lisičji Potok is located in the eastern section of the municipality. It stretches in the north-south direction, in the valley between the Topčider and Banjica hills and neighborhoods, connecting the neighborhoods of Dedinje on the north and Kanarevo Brdo on the south. On the northern tip of the neighborhood is the Beli Dvor, a court of the Serbian former royal dynasty Karađorđević and the present residence of the pretender Aleksandar Karađorđević and his family. Characteristics In 2010, total forest area of Lisičji Potok covered . King's drinking fountain Halfway between the Beli Dvor and the seat of the local community Košutnjak, there is a drinking fountain which is built at the spring of the Lisičji Potok creek. The spring used to provide water for the Royal Compound. Named King's drinking fountain (, ), it was built and consecrated on 5 July 1936 when it was ceremonially handed over to Belgrade's mayor Vlada Ilić. The fountain was dedicated to King Alexander I Karađorđević, who was assassinated in Marseilles, on 9 October 1934. The fountain complex is symmetrical. The fountain is embedded into the earthen-stone balcony. The central section is square shaped, with an arch and water pipe placed into it. Two lower flanks end with four arch-like steps each, which actually make the access to the fountain. On the rock above the fountain there was a memorial plaque, but was destroyed by the new authorities after World War II. The water pours out from stylized lion head. It was designed by the Russian émigré architect Nikolay Krasnov. Until World War II, the location at the fountain was used for numerous, especially children and pupils gatherings. After the Partisans liberated Belgrade from Germans in the fall of 1944, the new Communist authorities conducted reprisals and organized massive executions of population. Out of some 20 such locations, Lisičji Potok was the largest execution location of this kind in Belgrade, with over 1,000 people being executed here, organized by the OZNA security agency. Location was then neglected for decades. By the 2010s, it was endangered by the uncontrolled urbanization of the neighborhood. In October 2018 it was announced that there are plans to revitalize the fountain, to arrange access paths to it and to form a small park around it. The