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423 activities · Serbia

Belgrade, Serbia, has 423 activities, tours and experiences to book. Don't miss: Church of Saint Sava, Rajko Mitić Stadium, Belgrade Arena, National Library of Serbia. Also worth exploring nearby: Novi Belgrade.

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Church of Saint Sava

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Rajko Mitić Stadium

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Belgrade Arena

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National Library of Serbia

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National Museum of Serbia

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Belgrade Fortress

Fortress

02Activities to book

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Frequently asked questions about Belgrade

What is there to do in Belgrade?

Belgrade has 423 activities, tours and day trips you can book online. Among the most booked: « Northern Serbia: Sremski Karlovci and Novi Sad Full-Day Tour from Belgrade », « From Belgrade: Novi Sad and Sremski Karlovci Tour », « From Belgrade: Eastern Serbia Jewels ».

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What are the must-see places in Belgrade?

Not to be missed in Belgrade: Church of Saint Sava, Rajko Mitić Stadium, Belgrade Arena, National Library of Serbia, National Museum of Serbia, Belgrade Fortress.

Can you cancel an activity in Belgrade for free?

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How to become Serbian Guided tour with Tastings

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· Belgrade· By Balkan Travel Hub

Duration

4 h

Language

English

Guidance

Guide

Group

Up to 50 pers.

Booking

Instant confirmation

Lead time

Book up to 12 h before departure

Ticket

Mobile or paper ticket accepted

Tickets

One per booking

Cancellation

Free cancellation available

From €65 per person

1 to 15 travelers per booking.

1 × Adult × €100€100
Total€100

Overview

Live Serbian life on a 3-4 hour tour! Enjoy coffee, rakija, gibanica, explore slava, kafana, sports with Jokić & Djokovic; learn about Obradović, Karadžić, and dive into Serbia’s rich history politics.

What's included

  • ✓First stop gibanica second Traditional cevapi with kajmak or ajvar
  • ✓Traditional coffee
  • ✓Rakija shoot

Available options

Choose your option when you book.

How to become Serbian Guided tour with Tastings

from €100
English

Itinerary

  1. Your adventure begins at a cozy coffee place with the traditional serbian Gibanica, Paired with a shot of rakija (plum brandy), you’ll toast “Živeli!” (Cheers!) and discover why coffee fuels Serbia’s polako (take it easy) chats, while rakija, often homemade, embodies warm hospitality. Learn phrases like Zdravo (Hello), Molim (Please), Uživaj (Enjoy), and Hvala (Thank you) to connect with Serbia’s welcoming culture.

    · 30 min· Admission included
  2. A short stroll brings you to a traditional kafana in Belgrade, a lively tavern buzzing with Serbia’s social spirit. Serbian cuisine, and hear about hearty dishes like ćevapi, sarma, and ajvar, rooted in Ottoman and rural traditions. Your guide shares the role of kafanas as centuries-old hubs for food, music, and debates, and introduces slava, an Orthodox celebration of family patron saints with feasts and slavski kolač (ritual bread), reflecting Serbia’s hardworking, stubborn identity.

    · 30 min· Admission included
  3. Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress

    At Kalemegdan’s sports courts, you’ll hear about Serbia’s passion for sports. Basketball, football, tennis, and other team games are a big part of life here, with local athletes achieving world-class success. Sports reflect the country’s strong sense of pride and determination, showing how much spirit can come from a small nation.

    · 25 min
  4. Pobednik

    At the Victor Monument, overlooking the place where two great rivers meet, you’ll learn how Serbia has always stood between East and West. Shaped by different empires and cultures, the country combines European and Balkan influences while keeping a strong and independent identity. This spot is also a symbol of Serbia’s spirit of resilience and love of freedom throughout history

    · 25 min
  5. Continue to Kosančićev Venac, a historic district where cobblestone streets echo Serbia’s intellectual past. Visit the National Library ruins, destroyed in WWII, a poignant symbol of cultural resilience. Learn about Vuk Karadžić, who standardized the Serbian language, and Dositej Obradović, founder of Serbia’s first university, shaping the nation’s identity under Ottoman rule.

    · 20 min
  6. St. Michael's Cathedral

    Step into a serene cathedral, a 19th-century Orthodox gem and cornerstone of Serbian identity. Step into a serene cathedral, a 19th-century Orthodox gem and cornerstone of Serbian identity. Discover the Serbian Orthodox Church, founded by Saint Sava in 1219, and its role in preserving culture through centuries of foreign domination. Explore modern practices, from vibrant slava feasts to casual traditions like Christmas (with burning badnjak oak branches) and Easter egg painting, blending pride with a relaxed approach to faith.

    · 20 min
  7. Trg Republike

    The journey leads to Republic Square, where Prince Mihailo’s statue sparks stories of Serbia’s royal dynasties—Obrenović’s Western reforms versus Karađorđević’s nationalist leanings—and their lasting divides.

    · 10 min
  8. House of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia

    House of the National Assembly, delve into Serbia’s political evolution: from monarchy to Tito’s communism, Milošević’s turbulent 1990s, and today’s complex landscape under Vučić. Feel the pulse of Serbian debates, from lively kafana talks to the passionate Red Star-Partizan rivalry, reflecting a nation that thrives on spirited connection.

    · 15 min

Meeting and end point

Departure

Coming from Republic Square, walk onto Dečanska Street and look for a passage marked by large stone pillars, just after a big dark grey stone building. Walk towards the pillars and enter the passage — our shop will be on your left-hand side, next to a large staircase.

End

This is the country’s parliament building, a striking landmark with a large green dome. You’ll recognize it immediately when you see the grand entrance with two statues of horses and riders in front.

What to know before you go

  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • This activity can accommodate a maximum of 50 travelers.
  • You will receive confirmation immediately when you book.

Travelers

Adult (18-99 years)

1 traveler(s) minimum · 15 maximum per booking.

Cancellation policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

  • From 1 days before : 100% refunded
  • From 0 days before : 0% refunded

Product code: 174413P9

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