Belgrade Walking Tour

Belgrade is home to legendary historical, artistic and cultural heritage. Discover the legacy of the Serbian capital on this guided walking tour of its old town.

Belgrade Walking Tour

We'll meet at the indicated time across the street from the House of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, an impressive neo-Baroque and neo-Renaissance style building completed in 1936. The construction was interrupted by the Balkan Wars, World War I, and the Great Depression. Nearby, we'll see the Monument to Nikola Pašic, a significant politician in the Balkans.

The guided tour of Belgrade will continue to Terazije Square, where we will stop in front of the Moskva Hotel, known for hosting numerous famous guests throughout its history.

Next, we will visit Republic Square to admire the façades of the National Theatre and the National Museum. We will then stroll along Knez Mihailo, one of the city's liveliest shopping streets, until we reach the Cathedral Church of St Michael the Archangel, an important religious site in the country.

Close to the cathedral is one of Belgrade's oldest operational traditional taverns, known as "?". We will learn about its curious name.

Finally, we'll head to the Belgrade Fortress, a citadel from the 3rd century BC at the confluence of the Sava and Danube Rivers, where our guide will share legendary stories while we explore the ancient city walls.

After 2.5 hours, the tour will conclude in Kalemegdan Park, the largest park and one of the most significant historical monuments in Belgrade.