Top Belgrade Tours by Duration - page 2

Explore the bold, raw, and fascinating world of New Belgrade through a unique Brutalist Architecture Walking Tour — a journey into the urban vision of socialist Yugoslavia. This experience reveals the story of a city built from marshlands after World War II into one of the most ambitious modernist projects in Europe. Monumental concrete structures, futuristic residential complexes, and visionary urban planning make New Belgrade an open-air museum of Brutalist and modernist architecture. The tour includes some of New Belgrade’s most iconic sites, such as Sava Center, Block 23, the “6 Kaplara” buildings, Palace of Serbia, “Coca-Cola” building, SIV 3, the legendary Western City Gate (Genex Tower), the famous “Televizorke” buildings, and residential blocks 61, 62, and 63. More than just an architectural tour, this experience offers insight into Yugoslav society, utopian urban planning, everyday life behind concrete facades, and the unique identity of New Belgrade — a city within a city.

Embark on a captivating cycling tour through Belgrade's picturesque parks, immersing yourself in the city's rich history and natural beauty. Hop on a bicycle and pedal through the lush greenery of half a dozen parks, including the Liberators of Belgrade Memorial Park, Botanical Garden, Pioneers Park, and Vukov Park. Throughout the excursion, you'll enjoy live historical commentary from your guide, fresh air, and spectacular scenery that most tourists miss.

Discover the medieval monasteries and natural wonders of Eastern Serbia on this full-day tour of the Pomoravlje province from Belgrade. Admire the 15th-century architecture and stunning frescoes of Manasija monastery, then venture underground to explore the ancient Resavska cave. End your tour with a visit to one of Serbia's highest waterfalls, Veliki Buk.

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.

We travel off the beaten path. Take an unforgettable journey to Eastern Serbia with a licensed guide who will tell you about Serbian medieval history. Step into the underground of Viminacium - 1st century A.D. Roman border town. Feel the energy of Danube fortresses Golubac and Smederevo - Easy pick-up in front of your hotel or other place of your stay - Comfortable ride in our car with air condition and WiFi - Surprising detour to the place off the tourist map Simply amazing trip.

Experience the nightlife of Belgrade on a fun pub crawl to the city’s top hotspots. Join a small group and hit up several pubs, bars, and clubs throughout the night. Enjoy free drinks, and entry to every venue, so you can just focus on having a good time. This tour is great for solo travelers, couples, groups of friends, and anyone who wants to have a good time.

Don’t miss out tasting some of the best beer in Belgrade when you visit just because you don’t know where to go. Book this Belgrade Small-Group Craft Beer Tasting Tour and set out on a tasting adventure with a guide who takes you to up to three venues with beer tastings and snacks included. Plus, this small-group experience provides an intimate setting for getting to know more about the different types of beer.

Get to know Belgrade’s post-WWII history with ease on this e-scooter tour of New Belgrade. With your group, explore the Socialist-era architecture. In the company of your guide, learn about Yugoslavia, Tito, Brutalism, and more. Use your provided e-scooter and helmet to safely travel through a wide area quickly and comfortably.

Travel through time as you cruise down the Danube on a full-day tour from Belgrade. Comfortable transportation takes you from your hotel to the national park. Listen as your guide gives you the stories behind points of interest from 6,500 BC, the Roman era, the 14th century, and more. It's a chance to experience - and photograph - the lesser-known natural and manmade wonders of Serbia.

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.

Roundtrip private transportation brings you from Belgrade to Mokra Gora. Film buffs will be excited to visit the village that director Emir Kusturica built for the award-winning film Life is a Miracle.  Take the famous Sargan Eight train ride with your guide and experience Serbia’s natural wonders.

From the Petrovaradin Fortress, you will have an unforgettable view of the entire Novi Sad city. Walking through the oldest streets of ”Serbian Athens”, admiring magnificent baroque, classical, neo-gothic buildings, and colorful facades, you will fall in love with its grace atmosphere and its inhabitants. Pause for traditional lunch is planned around 1 pm (own expense). We will show you the oldest national park in Serbia – Fruska Gora. While enjoying the landscapes of its beautiful slopes, we will visit the monastery Krusedol or monasery New Hopovo. Our next stop will be the small town of Sremski Karlovci where we will visit the oldest high school in Serbia, the famous fountain "4 lions", and the Orthodox cathedral. At the end of this exciting adventure, we are going to the local wine cellar. The red one was a favorite drink of Empress Maria Theresa and the legend says it was sold on Titanic as well!

Novi Sad is just 90km north from Belgrade, but completely different culture, vibes and look, definetely worth a visit on Day Trip from Belgrade. It will charm you with its beautiful Austrian architecture and easy going pace of life. Beside Novi Sad, on our tour you will have a chance to visit nearby Fruska Gora mountain and national park which is oldest national park in Serbia famous for it's wineyards and small family wineries. Capital of Serbian wine tourism is charming baroque town Sremski Karlovci where you will see some of masterpieces of baroque architecture and visit some of local family wineries, where your day will come to an end with some nice talk and glasses of wine with some snacks as well. Our tours are small group tours and our tour guides will be focused to answer all of your questions. On our tours local experience is guaranteed because we are visiting off-beaten path places like countryside restaurants, local wineries etc.

Discover Serbia’s Orthodox culture on a private cultural tour of several religious venues. Visit Novo Hopovo, Grgeteg, Velika Remeta, and Krusedol monasteries on Fruska Gora mountain. Then, head to Sremski Karlovci on the Danube to learn about its history as the seat of the Serbian Orthodox Church during the Habsburg Monarchy before ending at a local wine cellar.

Get to know more about Belgrade’s soccer culture on this group walking tour. Stroll through the Dorcol neighborhood and learn about the Partizan team from your guide. Continue to Senjak, home of Red Star, and hear stories of their history. Visit the Red Star Stadium and enjoy a beer together with your group.

Serbia is known for its fan spirit and successful athletes in many sports. However, what is not clear to most tourists is the antagonism between the two rival clubs Zvezda and Partizan. The clash between these two teams is known as the Belgrade derby. The rivalry of these two clubs is among the top 5 biggest football rivalries in the world. Our tour will explain the rich history of the two best Serbian clubs, take you through the neighborhoods of the fans of both clubs, and take you to the stadiums of both clubs. We will stay at Zvezda's and Partizan's stadium for 45 minutes each. During that time we will visit club museums, locker rooms, conference rooms, tunnels, and going out to the stands. Transportation is included in this tour. We will pick you up from the desired location and return you at the end of the tour. This is a tour that will be enjoyed not only by football fanatics, but also by all tourists who want to get to know Belgrade better!

First time in Belgrade? A limited amount of time? Discover Belgrade the best way possible - by bike. This guided city bike tour takes you through Belgrade’s historic core, vibrant neighborhoods, green parks, and iconic landmarks, offering a perfect balance of culture, stories, and easy cycling on city bikes. See architecture marvels that are not on the front pages of the magazines. See everything. Did we mention that you will look very Instagram worthy on our bikes?

Discover a city steeped in history on a full-day trip from Belgrade to Niš, where you’ll have a flexible mix of guided tours and free time. Coordinating a tour of Niš with round-trip transport from Belgrade saves time in transit; that means you’ll spend more of the day exploring, from the Niš Fortress to the grim Skull Tower, the Archeological Hall, and the Red Cross Nazi Concentration Camp.

Experience the sights and sounds of Serbia’s capital city up close during this full-day, guided walking tour that traces Belgrade’s history. Hear the tale of Serbia’s royal family and visit the Saint Sava Temple of the Orthodox church. In Slavija Square, watch as locals make their way across the square where seven streets converge. Discover architecture, politics, palaces, museums and more before visiting Belgrade’s oldest restaurant.

See the sights of Belgrade from the water on a 1.5-hour cruise on the River Danube and River Sava. Settle on your comfortable cruiser, and admire the city landmarks as you listen to the informative guided commentary. Get stellar views of Belgrade Fortress at the confluence of the Sava and Danube; pass under bridges, and keep your camera poised as you waft by the Victor Monument, lush Ada Ciganlija island and the protected wetlands of Great War Island, known for their rich birdlife.

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.

Learn all about the history of Belgrade as you walk from place to place on this private tour with your personal guide, who will also give you samples of some delicious, local, food and drink. Things you’ll try might include *burek* cheese, smoked meat, and other dishes from Serbia and the Balkans. You’ll also get to try *rakija*, or Serbian brandy.

If you are ready to see the River Danube from a completely unique point of view, you have chosen the right tour for you. The tour starts with the visit to Golubac which is located in a fantastic location, at the very entrance of the Djerdap Gorge. Djerdap Gorge or the Iron Gate is one of the most impressive sights on the old continent. After the Djerdap Gorge, we visit Lepenski Vir, one of the biggest and most important prehistoric archeological sites of the Stone Age. As an icing on the cake is Kapetan Mišin Breg, an authentic, traditional Serbian farm, where you will be able to enjoy local specialties, as well as a traditional Serbian drink, rakija, all along enjoying the spectacular view from this hill, from which you can see most of Djerdap gorge.

Discover the top sights and hidden corners of Belgrade - stress-free - on a private walking tour. If you're short on vacation time or want to orient yourself to the city for future independent exploring, then this excursion is for you. Its well-paced itinerary seamlessly blends history, culture, and architecture for a comprehensive experience, providing insights into Belgrade's past and present. Highlights include Belgrade Fortress, Question Mark Inn, St. Michael's Cathedral, and Republic Square.