Serbia · FOOD
The good food experiences fill up in summer and thin out in winter. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Belgrade through Serbian food, coffee, rakija, local traditions, and history on a relaxed four-hour walking tour.
“Awesome way to get to know Serbian culture and Belgrade through delicious food! Enjoyed very much! As a bonus leabed a ton about the Serbian language too. Highly recommend!”
Taste Serbian food, rakija, market produce, and Belgrade’s creative quarters on a small-group culinary walk with guide Yair.
“This was a very informative and fun tour! Reading others' reviews, our tour was more content-focused than social, but nevertheless, it was an enjoyable experience.”
Taste burek, ajvar, kaymak, ćevapi and Serbian sweets at Belgrade’s Kalenić Market with a local guide in 90 relaxed minutes.
Review of Belgrade’s Eat Like Tito tour, combining Tito history, private food tastings, Serbian cooking, transport, and practical booking advice.
Ride an e-scooter through Zemun, Belgrade, for Serbian tastings, Danube views, markets, history, and local guide tips.
“Had a lovely and enriching tour with Eleanor as our guide. It felt like a great way to experience Belgrade, both seeing the city, learning some of the history and tasting the food!”
Taste Serbian specialties, rakija, and local life on a private four-hour walking tour through Belgrade’s historic center.
“This tour was absolutely brilliant. Our guide Luca was a delight and made the whole thing so much fun as well as being informative. Lovely food - more that we could eat! Interesting landmarks and history of Belgrade and Serbia. We loved it!!”
Learn to cook Serbian dishes in a private Belgrade kitchen, then enjoy your meal with local wine and rakija for $81.45.
The lists that actually fill a Serbian itinerary.
