Serbia · TOURS
Everything here is bookable and most of it starts in Belgrade. The 15 below range from a two-hour walk under Kalemegdan to a twelve-hour run west to the Drina, with prices and durations so you can build a week without guessing.
Explore Fruška Gora, Krušedol Monastery, Bermet wine, Petrovaradin Fortress, and Novi Sad on an 8 to 9 hour tour from Belgrade.
“Guide informative and friendly Good group on your Good transport & driver Was well informed and looked after”
Review of Belgrade Big Tour, covering Kalemegdan, Zemun, Saint Sava Temple, New Belgrade, transport, value, and practical tips.
“Kristina our guide was passionate and friendly. Weather was very warm but the van was air conditioned and comfortable. Locations were interesting and the day was filled with sightseeing.”
Explore Belgrade’s royal palaces, historic squares, Knez Mihailova Street, cathedral, and fortress on a smart three-hour walking tour.
“Great experience and insights into the history of Belgrade, Serbia, and the Balkans. Tour guide was great and answered all questions”
Explore Belgrade’s Roman well, Cold War bunker, and Austrian gunpowder warehouse, then enjoy a drink beside the Sava River.
“I had fun, organiser was responsive and accomodating. The guide was happy and eager to answer any questions.”
Explore Golubac Fortress, Lepenski Vir, and the Danube Gorge on a long but rewarding day trip from Belgrade with a speedboat ride.
“Wow what an amazing tour! Our guide Nina is one of the best guides! She’s so knowledgeable and informative! We learned much about the history and traditions of Serbia. Our driver Milan is super helpful and a great photographer! We also tasted the local brandy rakija! The Golubac fortress has interesting history, the view of the Danube were picturesque, the boat ride got us a close look on the Romania side of the Danube. It was a very long day but well worth it! We highly recommend this tour as well as Nina and Milan!!”
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.”
Belgrade e-bike tour review covering sights, guides, value, bike quality, route changes, and practical tips before booking.
“Nice biketour Guide (Dani) knew everything of Belgrado! He drive a little bit to fast Some of the bikes are very bad, we had to stop a lot of times! ( we were 8)”
See Belgrade Fortress, Zemun, and Great War Island at sunset on a guided Sava and Danube cruise with live commentary.
“I really had a great time onboard the boat, with tasty Serbian drinks and great views over the city, Kalemegdan fortress and new part of city called Belgrade Waterfront. Tour guide Bojan was great, very friendly and ready to help during the whole trip. A real example of Serbian hospitality, and it is always nice to get useful tips and advice from a local, too! I can really recommend this boat trip for any Belgrade visitor! And btw, it's great to see how Belgrade has modernized itself into a modern, open city full of life with lots of new cafés, hotels and restaurants!”
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.”
Paddle Belgrade’s Great War Island, spot birds, visit Lido Beach, and enjoy a private three-hour kayak tour on the Danube and Sava.
“An excellent and unmissable experience. This is probably the number 1 thing I'd recommend to a friend travelling to Serbia. Such a cool way to see Belgrade (especially on a Monday morning when the river was quiet). Our guide was fantastic, friendly and knowledgeable about history. His English was brilliant, he took great photos and he was funny, too. If you're thinking about booking, just do it.”
Explore Novi Sad, Fruška Gora, Sremski Karlovci, and Petrovaradin Fortress on an informative day trip from Belgrade.
“Both Novi Sad and Sremski Karlovci are beautiful cities. Our tour guide, Marko L, is an excellent guide. He gave us enough time to explore both cities. Wine testing is a good experience. Enjoy the trip.”
Explore Belgrade by Segway, from Knez Mihailova to Kalemegdan Fortress, with a friendly guide, small groups, and nearly three hours of history.
“Exceptional tour guide whose knowledge was amazing. It was an awesome tour. It was safe and lots of fun while learning about the history of Belgrade. Highly recommend”
Explore Tito-era Belgrade, ride a trolley to the Museum of Yugoslavia, and learn how communism shaped Serbia on this four-hour tour.
“My husband and I booked this tour, expecting to learn about the Communist era in the former Yugoslavia and the legacy of Josip Broz Tito...and while we did learn a lot about those topics, we walked away with a priceless experience, so much more. This tour allowed us to gain a much greater understanding of Serbian history, it's culture and the passion and strength of its people. We discussed many topics over the course of this tour, including the transition of the republic to the socialist government as we walked around key locations in the Belgrade City Center. By approaching these discussions with an open mind, we walked away with…”
Tour Belgrade’s Red Star and Partizan stadiums, fan districts, murals, club stories, and pitch access in a private 3-hour experience.
“Amazing tour of both stadiums with great knowledge. Very in depth knowledge of the clubs and history. Highly recommend.”
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