Red Belgrade Communist Tour
A walking tour of Belgrade’s communist past, from Republic Square and Terazije to the Museum of Yugoslavia and Tito’s grave at the House of Flowers.
A walking tour of Belgrade’s communist past, from Republic Square and Terazije to the Museum of Yugoslavia and Tito’s grave at the House of Flowers.
A 2-3 hour small-group e-bike tour of Belgrade, from Parliament and the Church of Saint Sava to Topcider Park, the Sava river and Belgrade Fortress.
A 3.5-hour walking food tour of Belgrade with brunch, lunch and drinks. Stops include Skadarlija, Cetinjska street art and tastings at Bajloni Market.
A small-group Segway tour of Belgrade: Knez Mihailova Street, Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress, and the 19th-century streets of Kosancicev Venac.
A 6-hour night out in Belgrade with a small group: one hour of unlimited drinks, then bars, clubs and splav boat parties on the Sava River.
Perfect for beer enthusiasts, adventure seekers, couples looking for unique experiences, friend groups, and travelers wanting to explore Belgrade beyond traditional sightseeing.
An unforgettable Novi Sad day trip that combines Serbia’s rich cultural heritage with authentic local experiences.
About 4 hours. The walk through the center takes around 1 hour 20 minutes, then you ride a trolleybus to Dedinje and spend about 1.5 hours at the Museum of Yugoslavia.
Tips are not included.
Yes. You can choose between a group tour and a private tour.
The group tour needs at least 2 people. If you are the only guest, you are told at least 24 hours before the tour. You can then cancel with no fee or pay a 75% supplement and go ahead.
Most travelers can join. But the tour is not wheelchair accessible and is not recommended for people with heart problems or other serious medical conditions. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water.