Belgrade, one of the oldest cities in Europe was for centuries a border between Islam and Christianity as well as a border between Western and Eastern Europe. With a wealth of history waiting around every corner, exploring Belgrade and Zemun, once a separate town, is an adventure on this private sightseeing tour. Visit the Belgrade Fortress, the cobbled streets of Gardos (complete with stunning views from Millennium Tower), the markets of Zemun, and more, all before winding down at a traditional cafe. Learn about the city’s history from a knowledgeable guide.
Tour highlights
✅ Belgrade Fortress
✅ Kalemegdan Park
✅ Gardos Millennium Tower
✅ Zemun Center
✅ Danube Promenade
The Belgrade Fortress
After pickup, the tour begins at the mighty Belgrade Fortress, whose walls have stood for over two millennia. You’ll discover why the city earned the title “ the Rampart of Christianity” and learn which great empires once ruled this area. As you explore this open air musem, your guide will reveal countless sites and captivating stories. This exploration is the perfect introduction to Belgrade’s rich past.
Belgrad Military Museum
During the tour through the Fortress you'll walk by the open exhibition of Belgrade Military Museum. Here you can see weaponry from WWI and WWII, but also a '99 Yugoslav Army missile launcher which hit and brought down the "invisible" F-117 stealth bomber. You'll learn from the guide how Yugoslav Air Defence managed to "see" it on the radar and hit it.
Belgrade Fortress
Standing beside the Fortress, Kalemegdan Park is today a beloved public space, though in Ottoman times it was a battlefield. Here your guide will explain the meaning of the word Kalemegdan and share the fascinating story behind the monument “Gratitude to France”, adding depth to this historic setting.
Along the way, when you move from downtown Belgrade to Zemun, you'll drive through Kosancicev Venac area with the most famous landmarks: St Michael's Church, Princes Ljubica's Mansion and Patriarchy.
Zemun
From downtown Belgrade, you’ll cross the rivers to explore the charming district of Zemun. Just a century ago, this area belonged to the Austrian Empire, which left a strong mark through its baroque architecture. With its unique look and atmosphere, Zemun tells stories that feel distinct from Belgrade, offering visitors a chance to experience another side of the city’s rich heritage.
The Millenary Monument
The most captivating part of Zemun is Gardoš, with its winding streets, old houses, churches, and hidden corners where life feels slower and more relaxed than in bustling Belgrade. At the top stands the impressive Millennium Tower, offering breathtaking views over Zemun and the Danube, a perfect spot to soak in the spirit of the town.
Zemunski kej
After we walk down from Gardoš we will explore rest of Zemun. You'll get to enjoy old streets, authentic houses and main square. At the end you'll enjoy beautiful promenade on Danube's bank.
Zemunska Pijaca
In the downtown Zemun you'll experience farmer's market rich with fresh seasonal vegetables, dairy, fruit and all kinds of homegrown food. If you like to try local tastes, farmers will be happy to offer you with a few bites of their products.
Skadarlija
Optional Truffle Tasting: Wrap up the tour with a unique truffle-tasting experience. Hear interesting stories, enjoy delicious local truffle-based products, and indulge in a unique white wine infused with truffles. If this one-of-a-kind gastronomic experience intrigues you, simply let us now during your booking process.
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