Top Serbia Walking Tours - page 2

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.

Find out the most interesting stories about former Yugoslavia, World War II, Tito's life, „Youth relay baton“, Non-Aligned movement, conflicts of the nineties, NATO bombing of Serbia and Montenegro in 1999 and democratic changes at the beginning of the third millennium. Visit Museum of Yugoslavian history which is also a resting place of the lifetime president of Yugoslavia, see remains of NATO attacks as well as other attractions related to that period.

✅ Private & guided tour – just your group ✅ Pickup & drop-off from Belgrade included ✅ Led by expert truffle hunters & trained Lagotto Romagnolo dogs ✅ Learn about truffle varieties, history & culinary use ✅ Traditional Serbian lunch with fresh truffles ✅ 3 glasses of local wine included ✅ Relaxing experience in the Sopot countryside

If you want to know the basics about Belgrade and Serbia, spiced up with some funny stories, then this is the right tour for you. It might be a perfect, short introduction by a local, before you start exploring on your own. We will talk about some of the most important historical events, and how they have affected the present day, explain some of the things you see in the streets, recommend the food, drinks and places you shouldn't miss out. Why we use one language but two alphabets, how come Belgrade has become one of the "nightlife capitals' and why this part of the world has been described as the "powder keg of Europe".. are just some of the questions we'll answer during the tour. If you are not up for a longer tour, this is the experience you need. Also, this tour might give you a great starting point to decide which layer of Belgrade fascinates you most and help you pick your next activity.

Belgrade has been on top party town lists quite often during the past two or three years and has really become the nightlife center of the Balkan. According to some research, most tourists come to Belgrade precisely because of the nightlife. We will take you through the best clubs, pubs, and local places to go out. At the end of this tour you will have over 5 options and reservations for the after party. We guarantee you great fun!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Take in the city of Belgrade on foot and by car during this half-day, guided tour that includes entrance into the Museum of Yugoslavia. See the embassy buildings lining the sides of Prince Milos street before touring the artifacts at the Museum of Yugoslavia. Stand in the city’s Slavija Square and Republic Square where locals come together and meet in view of the National Theatre.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

See the top sights of Belgrade in less than half a day on a private sightseeing tour. This walking excursion is perfect if you only have time for a quick overview or want to orient yourself to the city for future independent exploring. The flexible itinerary includes essential attractions like Kalemegdan Fortress and the Cathedral of Saint Sava. Along the way, you learn about the city’s influential figures, important events, and lesser-known legends.

Unlike typical food tours, "Serbia on a Plate" is a carefully curated journey through the rich layers of Serbian culture and cuisine. Each tasting is tied to a story — from desserts invented in royal hotels to Ottoman-era sweets, Orthodox holiday traditions, and legendary street food. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this tour blends authentic flavors with historical insight, offering a truly immersive and meaningful experience of Belgrade.

We always start our tour with a high five. Each of our tourists receives a sweet gift of appreciation. Also, instead of the usual one, they get two bottles of mineral water at 0.5* from Serbian natural springs. Except for historical and generally known facts about the city and visit to attractive/popular locations, we always have prepared a few local stories and legends that have been passed down for generations among the local population, which will awaken the attention and curiosity of our tourists. We are discovering more than usual thanks to our guide. We explore the city of Belgrade in a unique way, together. Our guides will enchant you with the history and beauty of this city. It will bring you closer to Belgrade, with a smile, and we guarantee that you will fall in love with this tour and the city.

Visiting the city of Novi Sad and the town of Sremski Karlovci from Belgrade can be tricky without hiring a car. See both hassle-free on this day tour in an air-conditioned minivan. Depart from your Belgrade hotel with a guide and travel to Fruska Gora and Krusedol Monastery. Taste traditional wines in Sremski Karlovci and stroll through the scenic streets of Novi Sad.

Party like a true Serb on a small-group pub crawl in Belgrade. The exciting night out is the perfect way to meet fellow travelers and avoid tourist trap pubs. Throughout the evening, you'll enjoy five complimentary drinks and experience seven of the city's most popular bars and clubs. With a maximum of fifteen people per tour, you won’t risk getting lost or separated from the group.

This is not a typical tourist sightseeing. Visitors will discover the hidden gems of the historical quarters in the city center. Murals, graffiti, architecture, historical sites, storytelling, and former industrial zones transformed into independent art spaces, bars and hip venues. Our visitors have a unique opportunity to get to know the vibe of the city and get insights from our guides! As well, visitors will pick up the finest recommendations from our guides on what to see, do, and where to party, eat and drink.

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.