Uncover the secrets of Yugoslavia’s communist era on the Red Belgrade Communist Tour. Explore the rise and reign of communism, visit the Museum of Yugoslavia, and pay respects to Josip Broz Tito in his mausoleum.
Uncover the secrets of Yugoslavia’s communist era on the Red Belgrade Communist Tour. Explore the rise and reign of communism, visit the Museum of Yugoslavia, and pay respects to Josip Broz Tito in his mausoleum.
- Trg Republike - This walking tour highlights the most complex era of Serbia, spanning from World War II to the 2000s. The narrative begins with “once upon a time,” reflecting the fairytale-like mindset of those born and raised during this period, and the nostalgia for the golden years under the leadership of Josip Broz Tito. Conspiracy theories…
- Trg Republike - This walking tour highlights the most complex era of Serbia, spanning from World War II to the 2000s. The narrative begins with “once upon a time,” reflecting the fairytale-like mindset of those born and raised during this period, and the nostalgia for the golden years under the leadership of Josip Broz Tito. Conspiracy theories and urban legends from the latter half of the 20th century will guide you through the rise and dominance of Communism in Yugoslavia.
Meet the guide, your comrade, at the birthplace of Communist Yugoslavia. Republic Square is where Tito delivered his inspiring speech, setting the stage for the proclamation of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Throughout the tour, you’ll encounter socialist grey buildings from the constructivism era, interspersed with numerous monuments from the Yugoslavian Kingdom and recent decades.
- Terazije - Terazije Square will share tales of glamorous holidays and celebrations, and you’ll discover stories of world-famous celebrities and unique guests at Hotel Moskva.
The former Marx and Engels Square, with its imposing Trade Union Hall, will illustrate how the work ethic was central to Yugoslavian society and how a miner became a superstar.
- Пионирски парк - At Pioneer’s Park, the focus will be on the pioneer oath ritual and how the socialist regime was the most liberal among similar systems.
The influence of Western music led to a lifestyle change. Every good story has its dark parts, and this one will be shared without censorship.
Along the way, you’ll see the monument of Ivo Andrić, a Nobel Prize-winning Serbian writer and Serbian ambassador in Berlin at the start of World War II.
Later, to provide a comprehensive experience of the 50-year historical period of former Yugoslavia, you’ll board a trolley, a symbol of public transportation from that era, still in operation.
It will take you to Belgrade’s elite district, Dedinje, known for its embassies and residential villas, as well as the Museum of Yugoslavia complex.
- Museum of Yugoslavia - Dedicated to the life and achievements of Josip Broz Tito, the renowned communist leader celebrated for guiding the country towards a promising future.
In the museum, you’ll find an impressive collection of ceremonial gifts presented to the Yugoslavian President, including a prized gift from the Apollo 11 crew.
The tour concludes with a visit to the mausoleum known as the House of Flowers, where Tito is laid to rest. Thanks to the remarkable collection and storytelling, the final days of the Former Republic of Yugoslavia will be vividly brought to life.
We hope to safely return you to the present from a time when life was designed for the everyday person.
- Trolley tickets included
- Guided tour with an English-speaking guide
- Admission to the Yugoslav History Museum
- Trolley tickets included
- Guided tour with an English-speaking guide
- Admission to the Yugoslav History Museum
- Gratuities
- Gratuities
Our comrade and guide will accompany you on a guided walk that reveals the complex era of Serbia from World War II to the 2000s.
The mysteries and tales of urban folklore from the latter half of the 20th century will guide you through the inception and rule of Communism in Yugoslavia. The locations visited will reveal how Communist Yugoslavia was…
Our comrade and guide will accompany you on a guided walk that reveals the complex era of Serbia from World War II to the 2000s.
The mysteries and tales of urban folklore from the latter half of the 20th century will guide you through the inception and rule of Communism in Yugoslavia. The locations visited will reveal how Communist Yugoslavia was fashioned, the reasons for the compulsory pioneer oath, regulations around the life of an average Yugoslav, and much more.
The iconic public transit vehicle, the trolley, will transport you to the Museum of Yugoslavia, a place dedicated to the life and contributions of Josip Broz Tito. Tito’s life stories will make you see him as a public figure, and somehow instill a feeling of reverence for him at the House of Flowers, his burial site.
Our aim is to safely guide you back to current times from an era when life revolved around Brotherhood and Unity, and was tailored around the average man.
- Comfortable walking shoes and a bottle of water are recommended.
- Minimum number of passengers for shared tour realization is 2. We never cancel our tours, however, if you are the only person on a shared tour, a supplement of 75% will be applied. At latest 24 hours before the trip, you will be informed in the case that you are the only guest on tour and we will offer a choice between canceling the tour with no fees applied, or paying the supplement of 75% of the price
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
