• The Belgrade Fortress - The Roman Well, one of Belgrade’s most enigmatic attractions, is steeped in legend. Constructed at the start of the 18th century during the fortress’s baroque renovation, the well is 51 meters deep and 3 meters in diameter, featuring two spiral staircases that intertwine at a depth of approximately 35 meters, resembling a DNA structure. Alfred Hitchcock visited in 1964, remarking that such an environment was always a delight for him.

A military bunker transports visitors to the mid-1950s and the Cold War era. Interestingly, the bunker was never utilized for its intended purpose.

• Barutana - Known as Barutana, the Austrian gunpowder storehouse is a man-made cave from the 16th century. Visitors can explore Byzantine and Roman sarcophagi, gravestones, and statues in the Lapidarium’s display room.
• Karađorđeva - Explore caverns once used for food storage and a 19th-century wine cellar, with complimentary wine offered at the conclusion of the visit.

• Free glass of wine
• Professional tour guide
• Entrance fees included

• Personal expenses

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