Serbia · SERBIAN MONASTERIES
Studenica’s white marble, Zica painted the red of Mount Athos, Manasija inside its curtain wall and the seventeen small houses scattered across Fruska Gora. These 6 tours reach them from Belgrade, and each notes what is a working monastery with a dress code rather than a museum.
Review of the Manasija Monastery, Resava Cave, and Veliki Buk tour from Belgrade, with practical advice on price, timing, transport, and what to expect.
“Great journey with a very knowledgeable guide! He shared meaningful insights and helped give us a great feel for Serbian history.”
Visit Fruska Gora monasteries, Sremski Karlovci, Petrovaradin and Novi Sad with private transport, wine and local food.
“Really professional and impressive. Car was spotless, guide extremely punctual and accommodating and really good with our two kids ages 6 & 7.”
Explore Ravanica and Manasija monasteries, Resava Cave, and Veliki Buk waterfall on a private day trip from Belgrade.
“It was only my family and myself on this trip and Andreji did a great job of making the tour interesting and each of the sights was very nice. Andreji had a digital camera and took nice photos of the trip as well. Overall, a very pleasant day”
Review of the private Belgrade tour to Zica and Studenica monasteries, with practical advice on price, timing, guides, lunch, and value.
“This is a fantastic tour to the south part of Serbia to see old UNESCO monastery. Our trip started right in front of our hotel on time and we spent over 8 hours whole day. The Studenica was located in remote area and we could feel the peaceful Read more”
Visit medieval Manasija and Ravanica monasteries, explore ancient Resava Cave, and see Veliki Buk waterfall on a private day trip from Belgrade.
Explore Serbia’s Manasija Monastery and Resava Cave on a private day tour from Belgrade with transport, water, and a local guide.
“Very good combination of nature and history/archtecture, very good chance to start getting acquainted with Serbia. The monastery respesents the soul of Serbia and the cave is really the most beautiful I have ever seen”
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