Serbia · HISTORICAL TOURS
The city has been fought over roughly forty times and every layer left something on the ridge. These 9 tours run from the Roman and Ottoman foundations up through the twentieth century, priced and timed, with the underground routes noted separately.
Review of Belgrade’s 3-hour small-group tour, from St. Mark Church and wartime sites to rakija tasting and Sava River views.
“Fantastic experience Marija was very knowledgeable about the history of the region, and also did a great job blending the the history with the modern day life and experiences in Belgrade.”
Review of Belgrade’s NATO Bombing Historical Tour, with key sites, Serbian perspectives, transport details, price value, and booking advice.
“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.”
Explore Belgrade’s Partizan and Red Star fan districts, stadiums, murals, and 1991 Champions League trophy on a guided football tour.
“A fantastic tour hosted by a very friendly, knowledgeable and professional guide. This is perfect for those interested in European football. My tour was even customised so that we could go on the pitch at the stadiums and view the conference rooms. Overall this was great value and I would highly recommend. Easily 5 stars!”
Review of Belgrade’s Tito and History Vintage Car Tour, covering Yugoslav cars, Tito, brutalist landmarks, price, stops, and practical tips.
“We had a lovely time with Jovana! So knowledgable and passionate about the content of the tour. Do this tour!”
Explore Belgrade through stories of love, betrayal, and loyalty on a small-group walking tour with Slobodan, ice cream, and local history.
Review of Belgrade’s Eat Like Tito tour, combining Tito history, private food tastings, Serbian cooking, transport, and practical booking advice.
Explore Avala, Oplenac’s royal mausoleum, Serbian history, and optional royal wines on a private day trip from Belgrade.
“Prepare to learn more and see more than you imagined you ever could in one day. Our guide was a wealth of knowledge”
Explore Belgrade’s Russian émigré legacy, from Wrangel’s church and royal ties to Russian art, science, architecture, and café culture.
Explore Belgrade’s fortress, cathedral, old tavern, Knez Mihailova, and Republic Square on a private half-day walking tour.
“Sonja was the best guide ever! She has a really Deep knowledge about the city and the history of the region. We enjoyed the tour a lot!”
The lists that actually fill a Serbian itinerary.
