Belgrade’s legacy is as ancient as it is fascinating, with evidence of organized settlements dating back to 6000 BC. The tour spans the city’s historic core from Kalemegdan Fortress to the bustling Republic Square. As we journey through Belgrade, we’ll uncover layers of history shaped by Celtic, Roman, Byzantine, Serbian, and other influences. The tour will tell stories of conquests, resilience, and transformations that have sculpted Belgrade’s present-day character.

Our guided exploration begins at Studentski Trg, where remnants of Roman civilization offer a glimpse into ancient daily life. We’ll explore the Roman baths and preserved streets before venturing into Kalemegdan Park. Here, the tour includes an in-depth look at the “Cvijeta Zuzorić” pavilion and progresses through historical gates like Leopold’s Gate and the Barbican Zindan Gate. Each site comes alive with tales from the past, told by our knowledgeable guides.

In the Upper Town of the Kalemegdan Fortress, we will visit the Church of Ružica and the fully restored tower housing the “Ruđer Bošković” Astronomical Society. As we wander, we’ll encounter landmarks like the Mehmed-paša Sokolović fountain and the Roman wall section, leading us to the Turbe of Damad Ali-pasha. Near the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, we’ll share legends and anecdotes, including those about the Serbian medieval royal complex.

Our Belgrade walking tour continues past historical sites such as the Roman Well and King’s Gate, concluding with a panoramic view of New Belgrade. Significant stops include the Belgrade Cathedral dedicated to Archangel Michael, and the residence of Princess Ljubica. We conclude this part of the tour at Obilićev Venac, where the monument to Duke Vuk stands as a testament to Serbian patriotism and the nation’s struggle for freedom.

Culminating Highlights

Our vehicle journey then guides us towards vibrant New Belgrade, crossing the iconic Branko Bridge. We’ll pass by modern landmarks like the Federal Executive Council building, the Genex Tower, and the Sava Centre, culminating our tour at the majestic Saint Sava Temple. Here, participants will marvel at one of the largest Orthodox churches in the Balkans, renowned for its breathtaking architecture and intricate mosaics.

Extended Tour Options

For those captivated by Belgrade’s charm and wishing to explore further, we offer the Big Belgrade Tour for an in-depth 8-hour exploration, and the Small Belgrade Tour for a concise 3-hour overview. Both options are designed to cater to different schedules and interests, ensuring every participant can appreciate the rich history and vibrant life of Belgrade.

Book now to secure your place on this comprehensive city tour, and join us in uncovering the layers of history and culture that make Belgrade a truly remarkable city to explore.