• Belgrade - The tour begins at 9 a.m. from your accommodation in Belgrade, heading towards Avala Mountain.
• Avala Mountain - The first stop on the Grand Tour of Belgrade is Avala Mountain, situated approximately 15 km from Belgrade. At an elevation of 511m above sea level, visitors will be greeted by the Monument of the Unknown Hero. The exploration of Avala includes a visit to the Avala Tower, a telecommunications and observation tower that was destroyed on April 29, 1999, by NATO and rebuilt in 2010.
• St. Sava Temple - The journey continues with a drive to St. Sava Temple, a prominent landmark in Belgrade and the second-largest Orthodox Church in Europe.
• The National Assembly - From St. Sava Church, a panoramic drive leads to Republic Square, offering views and stories about Tasmajdan Park, Saint Marc Church, the National Assembly of Serbia, and the Old and New Palaces.
• Trg Republike - At Republic Square, considered the heart of the city, visitors will see the National Theater, National Museum, and a monument dedicated to one of Serbia’s greatest rulers, Prince Mihailo Obrenovic. From here, a walking tour begins through the main pedestrian zone, Knez Mihailova Street, leading to Kalemegdan Fortress, the top attraction in Belgrade.
• Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress - The Old Town Tour concludes with a visit to Kalemegdan Fortress, a prominent Belgrade attraction. Known as an open-air museum built between the 1st and 18th centuries, it has been besieged over 100 times. The Fortress is divided into Upper and Lower Towns, featuring attractions like the Roman Well, Nebojsa Tower, Military Museum, and the Victor Monument, the main symbol of Belgrade.
• Zemunski Kej - With an expert guide, explore Zemun, one of the oldest municipalities in Belgrade and one of the oldest settlements in Europe, located on the right bank of the magnificent Danube River.

On the way to the heart of this charming Belgrade municipality, pass by Hotel Yugoslavia, once the most luxurious hotel, Aviation Square, known for the former Air Force Command building designed to resemble an airplane, slightly damaged during the 1999 NATO bombing, and the only opera house in Belgrade, “Madlenianum.”

• Tower Gardos, Zemun - En route to the highest point of Zemun (Gardos Hill), pass by the Orthodox Church of Saint Nicholas, built in the 17th century and the oldest Orthodox church in Belgrade, and the House of the Karamatin Family, the most beautiful baroque building.

On Gardos Hill, visit the most famous historical symbol of Zemun, the “Millennium Tower,” built in 1896 to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of the Hungarian settlement in this part of the Pannonian Plain. Constructed of stones and bricks, the tower stands 36 meters tall. The breathtaking view from the top offers a unique perspective of Old Belgrade, New Belgrade, and Zemun.

• Belgrade - Return to your accommodation. End of service.

• Entry ticket to Avala Tower, Saint Sava Church, Gardos Tower
• Professional English-speaking guide
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• Hotel pick up and drop-off
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional driver

• Lunch
• Personal expenses

For those visiting Belgrade for the first time and eager to explore all the major attractions in a single day, this tour is essential! This half-day tour offers the opportunity to visit all the key sights of the stunning city of Belgrade, including St. Sava Temple, Kalemegdan Park or Belgrade Fortress, Republic Square, Knez Mihailova Pedestrian Zone, as well as Zemun - the most charming neighborhood in Belgrade, and Avala Mountain, the city’s most popular picnic spot.

Additionally, participants will gain firsthand insights into the captivating history of Serbia’s capital. The local expert guide will provide numerous tips on activities and destinations to explore during the stay in Belgrade, ensuring a full immersion in the local culture and a true sense of the city’s vibrant atmosphere!

• Please bring your passport or ID card
• Please provide the name and address of your accommodation and your contact telephone number, so that the local partner can send you all the necessary information for the upcoming trip (name and contact of your tourist guide, exact pick up time from your address in Belgrade, etc.).
• The tour includes an entrance to a place of worship, so please wear appropriate clothing
• Shared group tour requires a minimum of 4 people to run. If the minimum number of passengers isn’t met, you will be offered a choice between choosing another date, cancelling the tour for full refund or paying a surcharge for a private tour
• Transportation by air-conditioned car (1-3 pax) or minivan (4-7 pax)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.