• Trg Republike - Begin the tour at one of the busiest spots in the downtown area - Trg Republike. This square is a popular meeting point for locals heading to work in the morning or gathering with friends in the evening. Join in the lively atmosphere.
• Stari Grad (Old Town) - No Serbian food tour is complete without sampling fresh burek! Visit an authentic bakery (pekara) to try this local breakfast favorite: crispy filo dough filled with meat, cheese, or even chocolate. The guide will discuss the regional burek debate and introduce popara, a simple yet nostalgic dish from rural areas.
• Bajloni Market Belgrade - Explore a vibrant local market filled with fresh produce, cured meats, and artisanal cheeses. Sample ajvar, homemade kajmak, and smoked prosciutto while learning about Serbian home cooking. The guide will reveal the secrets of seasonal cuisine and the key ingredients that define Serbian flavors.
• Skadarska - Walk along Belgrade’s most bohemian street, Skadarska, where music, poetry, and strong spirits converge. Taste homemade rakija (fruit brandy) and discover how Serbs drink with passion. From grape to plum, quince to honey – each sip tells a story. Raise a glass, say Živeli! and experience the vibrant spirit of Serbian hospitality.

NB: Drinking spirits is optional and not included in the tour price. The service is for adults only. Please drink responsibly.

• St. Mark Orthodox Church - Discover how Serbia’s Orthodox calendar influences its national cuisine. From Christmas feasts to Slava rituals, the guide will explain how spirituality is deeply intertwined with the Serbian diet. Learn who Serbs celebrate on February 14th (hint: it’s not Saint Valentine) and note down an authentic recipe for orthodox boiled Easter eggs.
• The National Assembly - Visit Belgrade’s oldest sweet shop located next to the historic National Assembly building. Learn how the founder popularized boza, baklava, and krempita in the city. As the guide shares the rich history of the place, enjoy a scoop of traditional ice cream or sip boza, a rare fermented Balkan drink. This stop truly immerses you in Belgrade’s culinary heritage.
• Terazije - Conclude the culinary journey near the legendary Hotel Moskva, one of Belgrade’s most luxurious heritage buildings. The guide will share stories of notable guests, Nobel laureates, and cinematic legends who dined here. Then, savor the sweet elegance of Austro-Hungarian patisserie with a Balkan twist, and enjoy a slice of Belgrade’s most cherished cake, made from the original recipe.

• Snacks
• Guide In-person

“Serbia on a Plate” offers a unique and thoughtfully designed exploration of Serbia’s vibrant culture and culinary heritage, unlike standard food tours. Every tasting is accompanied by a narrative, featuring desserts created in royal hotels, sweets from the Ottoman period, Orthodox holiday customs, and iconic street food. Guided by an experienced local expert, this tour combines genuine flavors with historical context, providing an engaging and enriching experience of Belgrade.

• Please inform the guide before a tour strats in case of any food allergy.

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