Belgrade city tours

Raised at the confluence of the Danube and the Sava Rivers, Belgrade is a city where worlds collide and merge, a city where traces of the ancient age mix with the medieval and the modern. Breathtaking views, historical sights, a city that lies on as many as 30 hills, give you the opportunity to delight you with its hidden beauties.

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Panoramic part from the bus gives you an opportunity to look from the side – the Parliament of the Republic and the city, the beautiful Slavija Square, take a look inside the fascinating St. Sava Temple. Nikola Tesla Museum and then further down Kneza Milosa Street and Republic Square. After the panoramic sightseeing, we are going to pedestrian part of the tour, the National Theater, Knez Mihailova pedestrian zone, St. Michael’s Orthodox Church and Kalemegdan fortress. The view from the Kalemegdan fortress at the mouth of the Sava and the Danube will leave you breathless, and the story of the expert guide will complete the experience.
The tour of the city starts from the agreed place. Panoramic tour is perfect way to see all the beauty of this interesting city. Beautiful, famous buildings that give Belgrade a special touch, mixing the past and the present, the temple of St. Sava, a beautiful building that captivates with its appearance. Rest of the time is dedicated to walking tour. We are going for a walk by the National Theater, St. Michael’s Orthodox Church and further to pedestrian part of the city Knez Mihailova Street. The street leads us to the Kalemegdan fortress where we will have the opportunity to see the remains of the old times, about which the guide will tell us the whole story. Finally, we return to the point where we started the tour.

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Located at the confluence of two rivers below Avala, Belgrade offers a beautiful experience, the diversity of the city, old steep streets, wide boulevards, well-known buildings, pedestrian areas where you can find everything you need. But don’t miss the opportunity to get to know Belgrade from the water. We arrive at the Beton hall from where our tour starts. A two-hour cruise on the Sava and Danube rivers, from where you can enjoy a completely different experience. A view of the coast and the fascinating Kalemegdan fortress. Following by a visit to the Belgrade Urban Distillery. All brandy in this prestigious distillery is produced in the traditional way, and the entire process from fruit picking, distillation, bottling and labeling is done by hand. This is what makes them special and different. The opportunity is great both for a tour and to try some of the top-quality brandy – a typical Serbian drink. Rerturn to the point where we started the tour.

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Get to know Serbian metropolis of Belgrade the city that has been so many times conquered by different invaders through the history, who wanted it`s exceptional and favourable position, just on the crossroads of the East and the West.
Belgrade is the biggest city and capital of Serbia. It lies on two marvelous rivers Sava and the Danube. Not so envy position of crossroads from east to west, Belgrade has always been conquered by numerous civilizations caused very turbulent history and very rich cultural heritage.
Stories of Serbia’s turbulent history cannot be presented by a few visible remains. We have selected underground paths from the Roman, Austrian, Turkish and Serbian period to present to you. Underground Belgrade contains tens of caves and caverns, which people carved in limestone rocks, hundreds of underground tunnels built up in last 300 years by the Austrians, Serbs and Germans, countless buried wells, walled rivers, but, above all, structures that are remains of peoples who settled Belgrade. Roman Hall – preserves tower of the main entrance gate of Roman fortress. In Roman hall at the presentation we will briefly show you some sites that are presently beneath the surface of today’s Belgrade, and have witnessed its turbulent history 7000 years long. Roman well is true attraction on Belgrade fortress, built in 18th century, represents heritage from Austrian time. Alfred Hickok was amazed with the well, you will see why. Army bunker – from the time of the Cold War after the World War 2, and you will get to know some of the President Tito’s political games between great countries. Big gunpowder warehouse – you will have the chance to touch the walls of the cave which Austrians built as the part of the fortress which served as the defense of Christian Europe against Turkish Empire. Wine cellar in the cave – from the time of the liberation of Serbia from Turkey in 19th century, where we will necessarily have wine branch.

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Thanks to its excellent location on the banks of the Danube, Zemun has been inhabited since the Neolithic. Once a separate city, in 1945 it was officially included in the composition of the City of Belgrade. Some of the special jewels of Zemun are the Great War Island with the famous Lido beach, an oasis of greenery and an important bird reserve. Zemunska can boast of the famous fortress on Gardoš with the Millennium Tower, which offers the most beautiful panoramic view of the city. Zemun also has numerous cultural and historical monuments, as well as galleries, restaurants, accommodation, bars, rafts on the water, shops of forgotten crafts and much more. Experience Belgrade in a different way.
We will start our journey from the planned place in the center of the city. Accompanied with a guide we are heading for exploring the old city.

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The Fruška Gora National Park is home to 16 Orthodox monasteries and the area where the famous Bermet wine is produced. In the heart of Fruška Gora are Sremski Karlovci – the site of the Treaty of Karlovac, the Serbian Metropolis and the First Serbian High School. Also Novi Sad is the second largest city in Serbia, the center of AP Vojvodina, as well as a multicultural oasis and capital of culture. There is also the Petrovaradin Fortress, a protected cultural monument or “Gibraltar on the Danube”. Don’t miss to taste the wines in one of the many wineries while you are in this beautiful region, maybe have lunch on the banks of the Danube – or relax along the banks of the river with food, drinks and music. Photographing from the Clock Tower – this clock on the Clock Tower at the Petrovaradin Fortress is unique the large hour hand shows the hours and the small hour hand shows the minutes. Take a walk along Novi Sad’s promenade – Freedom Square, the famous Cathedral, Danube Street and Danube Park.
Accompanied by a guide, we set off to the beautiful Sremski Karlovci, a green oasis. In the center of this green city, we will visit the widely known Karlovac High School – the most famous high school in the whole country… and then the Chapel of Peace, which is described as a monument to 17th century diplomacy. Our well-versed guides will tell us everything that will complete the picture of this great town. With full lungs, we set off on our way to Belgrade, where our journey began.

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Topola is a town on the right bank of the Kamenica River, the place that Karađorđe chose as his capital, where he built a fortified town and a family house.
After noon, we meet the guide at the agreed place and head towards the royal complex in Topola. A fascinating complex that will tell us the history of the Karadjoredjevic dynasty. At the very beginning, we go to the endowment of Karađorđević and their mausoleum – the church dedicated to St. Đorđe, a five-domed church built in the Serbian-Byzantine style. A small summer house, was the residence and refuge of King Peter. Now here we can visit the museum of the royal dynasty, see their portraits, letters, the crown of Queen Mary, the saber and scepter of King Peter, etc.
King Aleksandar Karađorđević expressed his innate family love for viticulture by restoring the vineyards of his ancestors in Oplenac. It is understandable that we will visit the royal winery in the style of French wineries as part of the vineyard.

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Resave Valley is one of the most beautiful in Serbia. Feel the unique combination of untouched nature, history, hidden springs, rivers and waterfalls, take a walk past centuries-old buildings. What is certain that must not be bypassed is The Resava Cave, certainly one of the most famous and beautiful locations in Serbia. The cave is believed to be over 80 million years old, as evidenced by the length of its ornate cave jewelry, as far as the Manasija Monastery that precedes it is one of the largest religious and cultural monuments of medieval Serbia.
Around 12 o’clock we meet at the agreed place and start the road to the Resava valley. On that way, we stop to visit and enjoy the authenticity of Manasi Monastery. Further, the road takes us to the Resava Cave, where you will surely enjoy the natural beauty and peculiarities of this cave. A tour of the cave and a tour of the area, which is characterized by untouched nature. During all this time, the guide will keep us company by his expert approach to this region. At the end of this active tour, we head back to Belgrade, where we started this exciting experience.