Visit Belgrade on this half-day guided tour! You'll first stop in Kalemegdan, the oldest park of the city, where you will admire the Belgrade Fortress. You'll then admire the remains of the Roman castrum, the Despot's Gate and Jakšića tower, dating back to the 15th century. You'll visit two Orthodox churches: the Chapel of St Petka and Ružica Church.

You'll continue your tour with a walk through the Upper town to admire the Victor monument, a masterpiece of the world-renowned sculptor Ivan Meštrovic. You'll also stroll along the Sava promenade, the Damat Ali Pasha Tomb, Clock Gate ( Sahatkapija ) and Clock Tower ( Sahatkula).

After your walk, you'll have the chance to admire the New Belgrade's modern architecture. Built during the socialist regime, this district counts several buildings such as the Sava Center, one the biggest congress halls in Eastern Europe. You'll then visit Dedinje, a luxurious residential district. Your tour will end in Republic Square, which hosts the city's cultural institutions.

Visit the Kalemegdan park
Admire the modern buildings in New Belgrade
Stroll along the Sava promenade

Stroller / pram accessible
Infant seats are available, infants must not sit on laps
Please note that child rate applies only with 2 paying adults
If you are the only person in a shared guided tour, you will have the chance to either cancel or pay an additional fee of 50% of the price to do the tour alone
This tour is not wheelchair accessible
Pick up is free of charge from any hotel located up to 5 km from Republic Square or from Belgrade port, any hotel further than 5 km from the city center will require an additional fee of 10 euros to pay to the driver
Hotel drop-off is not included in the shared guided tour (the tour ends at Republic Square)
If you book the private tour, the drop-off to your hotel is included