Top Belgrade Audio Guides

The cruise is operated on a spacious two-level boat designed for comfort. Guests can enjoy two onboard bars, four restrooms, and a capacity of up to 150 passengers. An open terrace allows guests to step outside and enjoy river views, while sliding windows provide shelter in case of rain. During the winter season, the boat is heated to ensure a comfortable experience.

The Best Way to Discover Belgrade: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour. Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a photo at the University or the historic site where the City Keys were handed over and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups. The "Complete City" Package - Everything you need in one app: Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way. Learn the history/legends of each site. Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations. What you will visit: Republic Square, National Theatre, National Museum, Educational Institution, University, Studentski Park, Place where The City Keys were handed over, Monument of Gratitude to France, Royal Gate, and The Victor.

Discover Belgrade's subterranean secrets on a 2.5-hour walking tour, led by an expert local guide. Go below ground to experience intriguing underground fortifications, spooky tunnels, and bunkers and caves carved out through the ages, from Roman times to the 20th century. Inspect the remnants of a Roman fortress and well; see a gunpowder warehouse built by Austrian forces to defend against the Ottoman Empire; and explore a military bunker from the time of the Cold War.

Take your sightseeing to the next level on this electric bike tour of Belgrade. Join a small group and gently pedal through the streets of the Serbian capital to discover its highlights. An electric bike is a perfect way to explore the hilly streets of the city without becoming tired. There is also a “bike only” option for those who want to explore on their own.

Pack the highlights of the Serbian capital into one comprehensive tour. Follow a guide to the Old Town and New Belgrade, explore the atmospheric neighborhoods of Zemun and, Dedinje, and see sights including the Saint Sava Temple and the Belgrade Fortress

Journey a long way from Belgrade and see some incredible natural scenery in Western Serbia without having to lift a finger with this private day trip. Traveling in your private vehicle you’ll first reach the picture-postcard sight of Drina River House, a small cabin stranded on a tiny island in the river. Then it’s on to Tara National Park, a Serbian national park with sweeping vistas of the Drina River Gorge.

Explore the highlights of Belgrade on a private 4-hour city tour. This tour will give you a great overview of the most famous landmarks of Belgrade and explain city’s turbulent history and architecture. You will learn about Serbia’s two royal dynasties at the Royal and White Palace and also how life was during Yugoslavia time.

Novi Sad grew between two very different worlds: a commercial city on one bank of the Danube and a vast Habsburg fortress watching from the other. This self-guided walking tour traces that route from the historic centre across the river to Petrovaradin Fortress, taking in an Art Nouveau synagogue, the neo-Gothic church everyone calls the Cathedral, an Orthodox bishop's palace, a riverside memorial, and a fortress clock whose hands are famously reversed. Everything runs from your smartphone, with no app to download and no physical guide to follow. You get a clear map of all 8 stops, simple directions, a short audio story at each location and an interactive quiz to unlock along the way. Start whenever you like, pause for a coffee, and set your own pace: no groups, no schedules, no waiting. Audio and written content are available in English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese. The final climb through the fortress is uphill, so comfortable shoes are a good idea.

Belgrade sits at the crossroads of empires, and the city's streets carry traces of every civilization that has fought for it. On this walking tour, you'll follow the city's story from the ancient Roman fortress of Singidunum to the monuments that marked independence. You'll walk Terazije past the Russian Secession façade of Hotel Moskva, which once hosted Albert Einstein and Alfred Hitchcock and served as Gestapo headquarters during World War II. You'll reach Republic Square, where the equestrian statue of Prince Mihailo Obrenović III presides over the National Theatre and the National Museum. Continuing down Knez Mihailova Street – a pedestrian boulevard built over a Roman aqueduct that 6,000 soldiers of the Fourth Flavian Legion once marched along and enter Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress. Here, history accumulates in layers: a 16th-century Ottoman fountain, a Baroque clock tower built in the mid-1700s, and the tomb of a grand vizier who died at the Battle of Petrovaradin.

在贝尔格莱德一日游期间，您将发现塞尔维亚西部最美的景观。参加小团体行程，参观多个地标，包括河中小屋、木头城 Drvengrad，乘坐沙尔甘 8 字线观光车。这条历史悠久的火车线建于狭窄的铁路上，途径 Mokra Gora 等多个景点。

Check off the highlights of Belgrade and get your bearings in the city on this comprehensive sightseeing tour. Explore the New Belgrade, Dedinje, and Upper town on both sides of the Sava River; walk around Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress; and see landmarks including the Church of Saint Sava, the House of Flowers, and Republic Square.

A kafana in Belgrade has been called "?" for over 130 years — because the church across the street refused to let a bar use its name. That's the kind of city this is: stubborn, irreverent, and full of stories you won't find in a guidebook. This self-guided audio tour of Belgrade walks you through 5 kilometres of a city destroyed over 40 times — from the bohemian cobblestones of Skadarlija to a fortress where soldiers reported seeing headless ghosts. Along the way, you'll follow three men who built modern Serbia. Pause for pljeskavica, linger at a kafana, or explore the cathedral — all at your own pace, with no fixed start time and full offline access. Over 20,000 travelers have used the self-guided tours, and every booking comes with a full refund guarantee. If you'd rather wander Belgrade on your own terms than follow someone else's schedule, this Belgrade walking tour was made for you.