The Belgrade food and culture tour is a 4-hour group walk through the city center where you learn about Serbian traditions by eating and drinking them. You visit local restaurants and shops, try a range of Serbian dishes and snacks, have lunch and taste rakija. It suits first-time visitors who want to understand the city through its food, and anyone who likes to eat well while exploring on foot.
The walk starts in front of the restaurant “?” (Question Mark), one of the best-known old taverns in Belgrade, right next to Saborna Church in the old center.
From there, the guide takes you from one place to the next. At each stop you try domestic dishes, snacks and drinks served the way locals have them. Lunch is part of the walk, and so is coffee or tea.
Rakija is Serbia’s fruit brandy, and it comes out for guests, holidays and family celebrations. You taste it on the tour, and the guide explains the customs around food and drink, along with some Belgrade history.
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What a great walking tour of Belgrade. Our tour guide Marina Prole led us through cultural tour with great food and drinks. A great tour for anyone visiting the city!
Such a fun experience trying different Serbian dishes! And it was just a great way to experience part of the city by walking around with new friends from one place to the next. Highly recommended!
Let me start by saying that I did not get a chance to do the food tour because of a missed connection and was late getting to Belgrade. I messaged the company 2 hours before the tour and they told me they could start later. I still wasn’t able to make it and they offered to work with me to try for another date. Ultimately, it didn’t work out with the limited schedule I had but they tried their best to make the tour work for me. Not only that, they requested a refund for me, which was so nice of them because Viator has a 24 hour cancellation policy. They were so nice about it too. Absolutely great communication and a company that treats people as people. I hope to be back in Belgrade soon to do the tour with them.
I had a great evening trying some delicious traditional Serbian foods. There are several tastings and two drinks.
I did the longer “Serbia on a bigger plate” tour. There was a LOT of food and it was all great. Got to see various areas of the city including the picturesque town of Zemun by the Danube. Marija was a fantastic guide. I would definitely recommend.
About 4 hours. The whole tour is on foot, moving between restaurants and shops in the city center.
In front of the restaurant “?” (Question Mark), Kralja Petra 6, near Saborna Church. It’s in the city center, so you can walk, take a taxi or use public transport.
No. The tour starts at the meeting point, and private transportation is not included.
Yes. The route and surfaces are wheelchair accessible. Strollers and service animals are also allowed.
The tour needs good weather. If it’s canceled because of bad weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
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