Belgrade’s warm hospitality and vibrant energy make it a city best experienced through the eyes of a local. This tour offers an authentic introduction, perfect for first-time visitors looking to immerse themselves in Serbia’s rich culture.
Leave the guidebook behind as a knowledgeable local lead you through the city’s dynamic heart, sharing fascinating insights and helpful tips on embracing the local way of life. Wander past iconic landmarks like the National Parliament, the Presidential Palace, and the historic Belgrade Fortress in Kalemegdan Park, where history meets breathtaking views.
Gain a true first impression of Belgrade what to expect, how to connect with locals, and how to fully appreciate its unique rhythm. Through friendly chats and firsthand stories, you’ll not only see the city but feel its pulse, making this an informative and culturally enriching experience like no other.
Meet the guide at Nikola Pašić’s square at 10 AM, and start a walking tour that offers an authentic introduction, perfect for first-time visitors looking to immerse themselves in Serbia’s rich culture.
Your adventure begins at the iconic National Assembly, a striking early 20th-century building that has stood witness to Serbia’s dynamic history. Just across from it, the grand Old and New Palaces await—once the residences of the powerful Obrenović and Karađorđević royal families, and now home to the President and the City Parliament. These majestic landmarks hold fascinating stories of Serbia’s past, with secrets and events that have shaped the nation.
Our journey continues to Terazije Square, a central gathering place in Belgrade since the late 19th century. Here, you’ll hear fascinating stories about Hotel Moskva, which has hosted renowned scientists, artists, state officials, and even two camels that accompanied a distinguished guest from Africa.
Next, we arrive at the heart of the city, Republic Square, a lively and historic hub, surrounded by the iconic National Theatre and National Museum, each a testament to Belgrade’s rich cultural heritage. At the center, the majestic Prince Mihailo Monument stands proudly, commemorating the influential ruler who played a pivotal role in Serbia’s history. This vibrant square has long been a focal point for both locals and visitors, offering a glimpse into the city’s past and present.
Stroll along the lively Knez Mihailova Street, lined with charming cafés and boutique shops, as you observe the locals sipping coffee, chatting, and embracing their beloved tradition of leisurely promenades.
As we walk along the lively Knez Mihailova Street, we’ll arrive at the Belgrade Cathedral, where some of Serbia’s most influential historical figures are laid to rest and admire the stunning Patriarchate Building and the Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church, where religion and history intertwine deeply with national identity. Directly across from the church is the city’s oldest bar, intriguingly named “Question Mark -?”, along with the Mansion of Princess Ljubica, the former home of Serbia’s first lady.
The tour concludes at the Belgrade Fortress, the city’s most significant cultural and historical landmark. The towering walls of this fortification stand proudly over the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, offering a glimpse into the ancient history of Belgrade, while also witnessing the love stories of today. The walk begins amidst the lush greenery of Kalemegdan Park and finishes at the farthest edge of the city, where history and nature seamlessly come together.
Say goodbye to the guide at Kalemegdan park, from where you can easily continue a deeper exploration of the Belgrade fortress on your own, or return to the main pedestrian zone and heart of the city – Knez Mihailova street.
Price – Shared tour
Forget about big groups with 30+ passengers – our shared tours are designed as small-group experiences. With a maximum of 15-18 travelers (often just 4–6), you’ll still enjoy a personal journey that offers comfort, connection, and the best value for money.
Private Tour
Enjoy the freedom of a private tour, where the guide is reserved exclusively for you or your group. With complete flexibility to shape the itinerary at your own pace, this option guarantees comfort, privacy, and the best value for money in terms of a fully personalized experience.
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Shared tour
Tuesday – Sunday, operating from April 1st to October 31st;
Thursday – Sunday, operating from November 1st to March 31st.
Private tour
Tuesday – Sunday throughout the entire year.
A minimum of two participants is required. If the minimum is not met, you will be notified at least 24 hours in advance and given the option to cancel free of charge, reschedule, or join another available tour.
The tour doesn’t include the pick-up service. All participants meet the guide at the specified meeting location. For a Private tour meeting point can be changed upon your request (locations in the city center within walking distance from the landmarks in the description).
During a private tour, you or your group enjoys exclusive access to the guide. This gives you more control over the itinerary, the chance to ask personalized questions, and the freedom to explore at your own pace. While private tours typically involve higher costs, they provide a more intimate and tailored experience — perfect for in-depth exploration.
In a shared tour, you’ll join a small group of fellow travelers for a collective experience. The itinerary and schedule are set in advance, and guiding is shared. This option is more economical, though it offers less flexibility and privacy compared to private tours.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Changes made less than 24 hours before the start time will not be accepted. In the case of bad weather or unforeseen circumstances (such as natural disasters or government advisories), we reserve the right to cancel the tour to ensure the safety and well-being of our guests. In such cases, you will be offered either a rescheduled date or a full/partial refund, depending on availability.
All bookings must be made by 4:00 p.m. on the day before the tour, based on local time.
Weather conditions do not affect the implementation of the tour.
Activity Intensity: Low.
Comfortable shoes are recommended.
Religious objects require clothing that covers knees and shoulders.
It is recommended to bring a bottle of water.
The organizer reserves the right to adjust the itinerary in case of unexpected circumstances, though these changes will not affect the overall program.
