All Serbia Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 13

Explore a fascinating story behind the origin and downfall of both kingdom (1918-1941) and communist (1945-1991) Yugoslavia. Witness some of the cites that tourists are not aware of and learn about the complex 20th century history of this region and understand the collapse of Yugoslavia in the 1990s. You will see the Obelisk of Non-Aligned Countries, former concentration camp "Staro Sajmište", former President of Yugoslavia Josip Broz Tito's political office and the monument Eternal Flame that commemorated an anniversary of NATO bombing of Serbia in 1999. It will be a two hour walking tour, so comfortable shoes are recommended :)

What sets your tour apart is the perfect balance between famous landmarks and hidden local stories, guided by a true insider who brings Zemun’s history to life in an engaging and personal way. Unlike standard sightseeing tours, this experience focuses on atmosphere, authentic neighborhoods, and real everyday life, not just facts and dates. You won’t just see Zemun, you will feel its soul, rhythms, and traditions through carefully chosen stops, storytelling, and relaxed exploration.

See Belgrade from a fresh perspective and get a little exercise in the process with this kayaking tour. Paddle along the Danube River under the city’s bridges across the Sava river from New Belgrade to Kalemegdan Park and back. Although this tour covers 6.8 miles (11 kilometers), it is suitable for families and those new to kayaking. Up to 20 people can participate in this activity.

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.

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.

1. A route to solve the transportation problem to Studenica Monastery and Uvac Canyon 2. Visit the Studenica Monastery and experience the glory of the Nemanja dynasty 3. Go deep into the hinterland of Sinan, take a glance at the nine-curved ileum of uvac canyon, and experience the magic of nature. 4. If the group is more than two people we can organize the trip. 5. Pick up and drop off from Belgrade hotels

Step into one of Belgrade’s most magical hidden places—The Honey Garden, located just behind the Silos Cultural Center. This nature and wellness experience offers a rare opportunity to connect with bees through apitherapy, hands-on beekeeping, and guided tasting. Start by lying above a live hive of 100,000 bees in a specially designed apitherapy bed and feel their natural vibrations and calming energy. Then, suit up and step into a real beehive. Observe bees in action, spot the queen, and discover how honey is made. Conclude with a tasting of local honey, royal jelly, propolis, and honey-based drinks like mead and herbal infusions. Led by a certified beekeeper and apitherapist with over a decade of experience, this may be the only experience of its kind in Europe, blending urban beekeeping, apitherapy, and local culture in a small-group setting.

Explore Belgrade from the saddle. Ride through the scenic trails of Košutnjak Forest, a peaceful green escape just minutes from the city, with views tied to the legacy of Alexander I of Yugoslavia. Pause for local rakia, then continue at the Belgrade Hippodrome for a unique racetrack riding experience. A compact adventure blending nature, history, and culture.

Enjoy the walk through the biggest pedestrian street in Belgrade. Go back in time of Ottoman Empire in Kalemegdan Fortress. Feel like Bohemian while walking through Kosančić venac.

This experience goes beyond a typical walking tour by focusing on one of the most important symbols of Serbian culture – rakija. After exploring the charming streets of Zemun, you will visit one of the most premium distilleries in the country, where you’ll taste 5 different high-quality rakija flavors. Rakija is deeply rooted in Serbian tradition and everyday life, and this tour gives you a unique opportunity to truly understand its significance. At the distillery, you will be welcomed by the owner himself, who will personally explain everything about rakija — from the production process to the different types and traditions behind it. It’s a perfect combination of local storytelling, authentic atmosphere, and premium tasting that makes this experience truly special.

Step into the past and discover the story of Yugoslavia and the communist era on this immersive tour through Belgrade. The experience begins in New Belgrade, where you’ll explore the iconic brutalist architecture and large residential blocks built during the socialist period, learning about the vision behind Yugoslavia’s urban planning and daily life at the time. The tour continues with a visit to the Museum of Yugoslavia, including the House of Flowers, the resting place of Josip Broz Tito. Here, you’ll gain insight into Tito’s leadership, Yugoslavia’s unique position during the Cold War, and the country’s cultural and political identity. Throughout the tour, your guide will share stories about life in Yugoslavia, its rise and eventual breakup, offering a deeper understanding of a country that no longer exists but still shapes the region today. This experience is perfect for anyone interested in history, politics, and the legacy of communism in the Balkans.