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Belgrade has plenty of history and culture to uncover, but knowing where to start is difficult without local knowledge. Save yourself from hours of wandering alone, and join a guided walking tour that takes you straight to the city's top highlights. Check off spots such as the National Parliament, lively Knez Mihailo Street, and Belgrade fortress, all while gaining valuable insight into Serbia's past and people.

Explore eastern Serbia on a full-day tour from Belgrade to Manasija Monastery, Resavska Cave, Lisine Waterfall, and Krupaj Spring, linking up widely scattered sites that would be difficult to reach without private transport. With just one day outside of Belgrade, you'll find history that stretches back to the 15th century and stop at some of eastern Serbia’s natural highlights, from a scenic waterfall to crystal clear springs.

Discover the wild landscapes and rich cultural heritage of Northern Serbia on a full-day tour of the Vojvodina province from Belgrade. Admire the beautiful baroque architecture of Sremski Karlovci, visit the magnificent Petrovaradin Fortress on the banks of the Danube River, and explore historic Novi Sad, Serbia’s second-largest city plus enjoy a tasting of local wine.

Serbia is a country blessed with rich cultural and historical heritage and it can easily be seen in its fortresses and castles. Take a journey through Danube route and feel medieval vibes on our tour! Our tour guides will share with you insider knowledge of this region, which was one of most turbulent ones in Europe. Along the Danube, you can explore three amazing forts, which is precisely the focus of our tour. One of Europe biggest low-land fortresses and last Serbian capital before Ottoman invasion - Smederevo, one of the first artillery fortresses in Europe, built by Ottoman Sultan Bayazit II - Ram, and guardian of Danube and Iron Gates - Golubac Fortress which was never conquered by any army will leave you speachless. With our local guides, you will also have a chance to learn about Serbian tradition, local food and specialities and taste Serbia national drink - Rakija Focusing on history, our tour will really make you to feel medieval vibes at least for a while. Join us!

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.

This walking tour offers an intimate atmosphere that makes you connected to the surroundings. You are welcome to ask questions and we can have pleasant discussions. I would like to offer you strong understanding of the Belgrade history and a new perspective of modern, everyday life and culture.

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.

Explore the unseen side of Belgrade! Secret passageways, hidden chambers, and fascinating stories. Reserve your spot!

Embark on an enriching journey through Belgrade's Old Town on this private walking tour. Starting at the Courtyard by Marriott Belgrade City Center, you'll visit attractions like Belgrade Fortress, Kalemegdan Park, Dorcol, Ruzica Church, Bajrakli Mosque, and Republic Square. Step away from the tourist crowds to explore the city's beautiful architecture, cobblestone streets, and uncover the secrets of the fortress. Discover the remnants of Jewish, Ottoman, Hungarian, and Austrian civilizations that have shaped this historic city. Gain insider knowledge, enjoy immersive cultural experiences, and have memorable encounters with local traditions that will leave a lasting impression.

Leave the tourist center of Belgrade behind and discover the sights and flavors of the Zemun quarter on a group e-scooter tour. This immersive epicurean adventure is perfect for hungry travelers seeking an authentic culinary experience in Belgrade. Follow your guide to a green market, hidden taverns, and a flea market, feasting on Serbian bites along the way. Traveling by e-scooter enables you to cover the whole of Zemun’s attractions without breaking a sweat.

Join this full-day historical tour and learn about medieval Serbia, visiting the Golubac fortress, located within Iron Gate National Park on the Danube River. Learn about its rich history from your guide and take in the views from its towers. If the weather conditions are guide, embark on a speedboat ride down the river and make a stop at an 8,000-year-old archeological site that is probably the “first city” in Europe.

Both around 125 miles (200 kilometers) from Serbia's capital, it’s a quite some drive or bus trip to the Tara National Park and Drina River Valley from Belgrade. Bypass rental cars and bus-hopping with this small-group tour, which covers both scenic wonders in a day. Plus, you’ll get a guide to take you to highlights such as the House on the Rock and Banjska Rock, and who’ll also deliver detail and background that you’d probably miss if going it alone.

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.

Follow the Danube River from Belgrade to the Iron Gates on a full-day tour that includes some of the region’s top sites. Discover medieval fortifications at Golubac Fortress, learn about ancient history at the Lepenski Vir Museum, and sample traditional products. Along the way, enjoy beautiful views of a scenic part of eastern Serbia.

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

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.

Delve into the history of Communist Yugoslavia on this walking tour. Learn about Belgrade post-WWII from you guide as you stroll the streets of the city. Hear about Josip Broz Tito, the leader of Yugoslavia, and listen to the urban legends of the era. Then, visit the Yugoslav History Museum, and enjoy one-way trolley ride.

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.

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.

Discover the vibrant and offbeat side of Belgrade on a group walking tour. You’ll immerse yourself in the local street art scene and visit independent creative spaces to get a glimpse of the city’s contemporary art scene. Later, dive into Belgrade’s alternative culture with stops at trendy cafes, hidden bars, and lively markets. This dynamic adventure is perfect for travelers who want to go beyond the typical tourist path.

Explore Belgrade's food stands, bakeries, markets, local neighborhoods, and vibrant street art. Over the years, Serbia has been conquered numerous times by the Austrians, Turks, Hungarians, Bulgarians, and more. Each country influenced the local cuisine and left behind its authentic dishes. So what do we taste on tour? Burek - pastry with meat and cheese Ćevapi with kajmak - Serbian stile grilled minced meat with special cream Cured meats Čvarci - pork rinds Village Cheeses Honey Products Goulash with a twist Rakia -fruit spirits Truffle spreads Seasonal Fruit Fish dishes Sweets And all sorts of delicious surprises Beyond the trip, you will receive a list of restaurants that will enhance your culinary experience. The tour will finish at Belgrade Old Town which is just a few min walk from the pedestrian zone.

Make the most of your limited vacation time in Belgrade on a private city tour, combined with a visit to Avala Mountain. Explore the vibrant streets and landmarks of the Serbian capital, including Kalemegdan Fortress and Saint Sava Temple. Then, escape to Avala Mountain to see the Monument to the Unknown Hero and enjoy panoramic views.

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.