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Red Belgrade Communist Tour

Join us on this walking tour to explore the controversial era of Serbia from World War II to the present, discussing conspiracy theories and urban legends as we walk through Belgrade, observing the rise and fall of Communist Yugoslavia.

  • 4 hours
  • 9Exceptional | 24 reviews
  • Open on Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun

Join us on this walking tour to explore the controversial era of Serbia from World War II to the present, discussing conspiracy theories and urban legends as we walk through Belgrade, observing the rise and fall of Communist Yugoslavia.

Red Belgrade Communist Tour

We will meet at Nikola Paši? Square at the designated time. After introductions, the tour will start at Republic Square, the birthplace of Communist Yugoslavia, where Josip Broz Tito delivered his significant speech before the establishment of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1945. As we stroll through Belgrade, we will see a mix of architectural styles, including socialist buildings, old monuments from the Yugoslavian Kingdom, and newer structures.

Our next stop will be Terazije Square, where we will share tales of glamorous celebrations at the hotel Moskva. We will then visit the former square of Marx and Engels to view the Trade Union Hall and Pioneer's Park.

To experience historical transport, we will take a trolley to the elite district of Dedinje, known for its embassies and the Museum of Yugoslavia, where Tito is a prominent figure. We will conclude our visit with the mausoleum, or House of Flowers, where Tito's remains are interred, reflecting on his career and the final days of the Republic of Yugoslavia.

The tour will last 4 hours, filled with historical narratives and sightseeing in Serbia's capital.

Included

  • English–speaking guide
  • Trolley tickets
  • Ticket to the Museum of Yugoslavia

Location

Activity location

Trg Republike 1A, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia

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