Serbia · HISTORICAL TOURS
Roman camps, Ottoman fortresses, an Austrian border and a Yugoslav century, often on the same street. The 7 below are compared on period, ground covered and how much of the entry cost is included.
Join Marija for a three-hour Belgrade walk limited to six people, with a larger maximum of 15. Visit churches, parks, war-damaged buildings, Dorcol, the only preserved mosque, and Kosančićev Venac. Taste rakija, wine, jam, honey, and other Serbian specialties, while learning how history shapes daily life today.
“Great tour! Marija is very passionate about the city and knowledgeable about the complex history in the region.”
You’ll tour Belgrade in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking guide, stopping at St. Mark’s Church, Tašmajdan Park, the National Assembly, Generalštab, the old railway station, the former royal palace area, and the monument to Tsar Nicholas II. Pickup and onboard WiFi are included.
“A great opportunity to hear the Serbian point of view about the Yugoslav wars. In addition, lots of fascinating history about Serbia. There are not a lot of sites on the tour, but the ones that are included are generally interesting. Sometime it was a little hard to understand the guide, who was friendly and knowledgeable.”
Spend 3 to 4 hours with an English-speaking guide such as Andrija or Tihomir, tracing Red Star and Partizan fan culture through Dorcol and Senjak. Visit both stadiums, see Red Star’s 1991 European Cup trophy, walk on the Partizan pitch, and enjoy a beer inside one stadium.
“A great experience to learn about the culture, history and the experience of the hooligans in belgrade from the two biggest rivals, and their social effects as well in the history of Serbia. Tihomir is a great and professional guide with a deep knowledge of the ultras history ! If you love football history you will really enjoy this tour!”
Ride through Belgrade in vintage Yugoslavian cars while learning about the Yugo, including its unusual convertible version. Your private guide visits the National Assembly, Friendship Park, Palata Srbije, Genex Tower, and the Museum of Yugoslavia. Pickup is available, snacks and soda are included, and the tour lasts about two to three hours.
“We had a lovely time with Jovana! So knowledgable and passionate about the content of the tour. Do this tour!”
Spend about three hours with guide Slobodan, known as Sloba, tracing Belgrade’s romantic and tragic stories. Visit five historic locations, hear tales of Princess Ljubica, Miloš Obrenović, loyal widows, spies, and a royal dynasty, then finish with an included snack and drink. Groups are capped at 10.
“This tour was great! I booked this tour - not sure if it was really for me - romantic and all...but turned out to be VERY interesting and lots and lots of history, buildings, trysts, etc. I would do it again. The guide was excellent!!! Great English, vRead more”
Spend four hours tracing Josip Broz Tito’s public and private life in Belgrade. Visit the House of Flowers, taste two dishes created for Tito at a former chef’s restaurant, then learn to prepare Karađorđe steak in a private garden kitchen. Food, lunch, drinks, transport, and a private guide are included.
“On the "Eat Like Tito" tour, we enjoyed authentic dishes that gave us food for thought about controversial history related to Tito. The guide's enthusiasm and knowledge of history added depth to each bite, making the experience both educatiRead more”
Travel from Belgrade with a licensed English-speaking guide to Avala and Oplenac, where royal tombs, Serbian mosaics, and Karadjordje’s former stronghold tell the story of Serbia’s independence. Add an Aleksandrović wine tasting and a royal-themed lunch in Aranđelovac for a fuller day.
“Prepare to learn more and see more than you imagined you ever could in one day. Our guide was a wealth of knowledge”
Pick a river, a fortress or a kafana.
