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Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress - A visit to Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan park.
Enjoy a pleasant walk in the place where the most distant past can be seen, and where the human settlement was founded thousands of years ago. It is the most logical spot to start unfolding an unusual and exciting story about Belgrade - the ‘Crossroads of the Worlds’.
You’ll enjoy superb views at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, New Belgrade and Zemun.
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Trg Republike - The tour continues to the heart of the city, well known Knez Mihajlova (Prince Michael) pedestrian street.
Learn about Student’s Square and Belgrade University, and proceed to Republic Square, with a XIX c. monument to Prince Michael, and remarkable edifices of National Theater and National Museum.
A 30 -45 min refreshment break at the Republic Square/pedestrian zone (one drink included in the tour price) is provided.
- Belgrade - After the break, the second stage of the tour begins. Enjoy the panoramic ride that reaches ‘Old Town’ first. We will pass by Orthodox Cathedral and the Patriarchate of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Princess Ljubica’s Residence, and well-known Question mark ‘?’ Inn, the oldest restaurant in the city, and the only one with such a name in the whole world.
Crossing the Sava river brings us to New Belgrade, the newest part of the city, with nice examples of post-WWII Socialist architecture. You see Ušće Towers, Park of Friendship, Palace Serbia, Belgrade Arena, and more.
- Museum of Yugoslavia - After crossing the newest Belgrade ‘Ada’ bridge, our tour arrives in Košutnjak and Dedinje - luxurious residential quarter of kings, presidents, prime ministers, and ambassadors.
Visit of the Museum of Yugoslavia and the House of Flowers - also known as Memorial of Marshal TITO, president for life of Socialist Yugoslavia and one of the most influential leaders of the XX century.
- St. Sava Temple - After the visit to Tito’s Memorial, our sightseeing ride of Belgrade continues. We will pass by Red Star Belgrade soccer stadium and soon arrive at the famous St Sava Memorial Church, one of the largest religious buildings in the whole world with it’s most impressive 17000 sq. meters of finest mosaics.
In the final stage of the panoramic ride, you’ll see Slavija roundabout, Nemanjina street, Kneza Miloša Street (with scars from the 1990’s conflicts still visible), National Assembly, City Council (‘Old Court’), Terazije…
Return to the hotel or other place within the city center of your preference. End of service.
- Complimentary drink during refreshment break
- 6-hour Belgrade tour by foot and vehicle
- Hotel roundtrip transportation included
- Expert guide providing engaging commentary
- Food and drinks, unless otherwise specified
- Souvenirs and/or other expenses of private nature
- Gratuities
Embark on a private tour exploring Serbia and its capital, Belgrade, with a keen focus on historical and political elements. This bespoke experience is provided only by crème de la crème guides. The narrative shared seeks to shed light on the region’s recent tumultuous past in the erstwhile Yugoslavia.
Commence from your accommodation in a climate-controlled vehicle and marvel at the sights at Belgrade Fortress. Peruse Belgrade’s historical nucleus as your guide regales you with rich stories. Stop for replenishment before heading to the Marshal Tito Memorial and St. Sava Church.
Key points:
• Gain profound knowledge about Serbia and the old Yugoslavia
• Explore the ancient Belgrade Fortress and grasp its tactical importance
• Witness the exceptional display at the Museum of Yugoslavia
• Pay a visit to the House of Flowers – Marshal Tito’s burial place
• Appreciate the magnificent art and design of St. Sava Cathedral
- The tour operates in all weather conditions
- This activity is not wheelchair accessible. If you have limited mobility, you should not take part.
- Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
- Please be ready and waiting in your hotel lobby 10 minutes prior to your scheduled pick up time.
- Duration approx. 6-7 hours
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
