Top Belgrade Religious Tours

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.

Explore two of Serbia’s monasteries with ease from Belgrade on this private full-day tour. As you travel by air-conditioned vehicle, admire the view of the Serbian countryside. Visit Ravanica Monastery and Manasija Monastery and hear about the history and myths of the monasteries from a guide. Stop by the Veliki Buk waterfall.

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

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.

Follow the Danube River to Golubac Fortress, Iron Gate Gorge, and Lepenski Vir on a full-day tour from Belgrade. Combining the sites is a fascinating glimpse of the many cultures that have thrived along the Danube and it’s a straightforward way to reach the widely scattered destinations outside Belgrade's city limits.

Take a step into the world which existed more than 800 years ago! Meet the Nemanjić Royal family, the founders of the medieval Serbian state, the builders of Serbian spiritual wealth, and the Saints of the Serbian Orthodox church. Discover UNESCO-protected heritage – monastery Studenica which was established in the late 12th century. The monastery belongs to the Serbian sanctuaries of the Valley of the Kings. It is the largest and richest of Serbia’s Orthodox monasteries which enshrine priceless collections of 13th and 14th-century Byzantine paintings. Step inside the coronation church, Žiča monastery where 7 kings were crowned and which connects different royal dynasties and centuries. Climb the hills towards the Maglič, one of the most well-preserved and most beautiful fortifications of medieval Serbia dating from the 13th century. Enjoy the views from the top of the cliffs of the Ibar Gorge.

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.

As someone deeply rooted in Orthodox faith, your guide doesn't just show you monasteries — they walk this path themself, visiting Fruška Gora often on their own spiritual journey. Beyond the history and architecture, your guide will help you understand the essence of Orthodox faith and monastic life: why these places matter, what the icons and relics truly mean, and how centuries of prayer still shape everyday life here today. This isn't a scripted tour — it's a personal, heartfelt introduction to a living tradition.

Learn about Serbia and Belgrade on this private guided tour that focuses on politics and history. This is a specially designed program delivered by top-class guides only. The commentary aims to provide a deeper understanding of the recent turbulencies in the former Yugoslavia. Depart from your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle and enjoy the view at Belgrade Fortress. Walk through Belgrade’s historic center and learn about the area from your guide. Pause for a refreshment and then make your way to the Memorial of Marshal Tito, and St. Sava Church. Highlights: • Gain an in-depth understanding of Serbia and former Yugoslavia • Walk inside ancient Belgrade Fortress and understand its strategic position • See the excellent exhibition in the Museum of Yugoslavia • Visit The House of Flowers - the final resting place of Marshal Tito • Admire the stunning architecture and art of St. Sava Cathedral

Explore Belgrade’s street art scene with ease on this small-group tour through the city. Follow your licensed tour guide on the back of an e-scooter as you learn more about the city and its alternative subculture. Explore Dorcol and Savamala, two central historic neighborhoods of Belgrade, that are home to all kinds of murals and graffiti. This small-group activity is limited to 20 participants.