Belgrade Culinary Tour: Serbian Food from Market to Bar

This Belgrade culinary tour is a 3.5-hour walk through the city’s food scene, from an old market to food stalls and a local bar. It suits first-time visitors who want to try Serbian food without guessing where to start, and anyone curious about the many influences behind it. Groups are small, with a maximum of 12 travelers, so there’s time for questions.

The route

• Belgrade Design District (20 minutes): a short walk to make space for more food. You see a lesser-known design area and a place with old products and costumes from the time of Yugoslavia.
• Skadarlija (50 minutes): the old bohemian quarter, with a walk and food and drink tastings along the way.
• Cetinjska (20 minutes): a street known for street art and nightlife. The guide shows you the local scene and gives tips for going out.
• Bajloni Market (1 hour): the longest stop. You taste food at this old market and meet the sellers.
• Final bar (30 minutes): the tour ends at a bar with local beer, soft drinks, coffee or other light drinks.

What past travelers say

Past travelers mention the variety of food and how well the dishes and their history are explained. Some also like that the stops are places off the usual tourist track.

Practical info

• Duration: about 3 hours 30 minutes
• Meeting point: main entrance of Hotel Moskva, next to the stairs (Balkanska 1)
• End point: Cetinjska street, a 7-minute walk from Republic Square and the pedestrian zone
• Included: brunch, lunch, alcoholic drinks, bottled water, coffee and/or tea
• Language: English
• Group size: up to 12 travelers
• Age: alcohol only for travelers 18 and over; younger travelers get non-alcoholic drinks
• Accessibility: not wheelchair accessible, but stroller accessible and near public transport

The tour needs good weather and a minimum number of travelers to run. And come hungry: brunch and lunch are both part of the route.

Check the dates and availability to find a time that fits your trip.