SERBIA
Serbia's standouts.
The 8 top-rated Food & Drink Tours in Serbia, gathered in one place. What each one is actually like on the day, how long it runs, and whether it earns a spot on your trip.
4-hour Belgrade food and culture walk with lunch, snacks, coffee, and rakija. Neighborhood history, relaxed pacing, and local stops.
“Great tour! Matija made the tour really fun! Definitely recommend this tour for an authentic Serbian experience.”
Serbian food tour in Belgrade from Hotel Moskva: Skadarlija tastings, Bajlonijeva market bites, rakija and local beer.
“Great tour with a variety of different locations. Really enjoyed our tour guide, Yair, and all the info he provided”
Ride an e-scooter through Belgrade while tasting craft beer at Dogma, Gvint, and Dockers for a fun, efficient 3.5-hour tour.
“Super cool way to spend part of your day. Eleanor was my tour guide and she was very easy to have a conversation w/. The e-scooters ride along the River bed was a great way to cool down during this insane heat. I also got lucky and paired w/ a group of friends from London…”
3-hour Belgrade pub crawl with unlimited beer in the first hour, five included drinks, and a small-group route from center to Savamala.
“Immediately after booking the scum that run the tour messaged me to switch to a different tour. They wanted to cancel the Viator tour with the promise of a refund to have me pay them cash. They are rude and very sketchy. Beware”
Private day trip from Belgrade to Sremski Karlovci, Novi Sad, and Salaš 137 with bermet tasting, fortress tunnels, and Danube-area views.
“It was a great half day tour. Vladisa was extremely knowledgeable. The farmers house was very unique.”
Hop Kalenić’s stalls in Belgrade with guide Ksenija for burek, ajvar, kajmak, ćevapi, and desserts in about 90 minutes.
“I've heard about delicious Serbian food and wanted to find out where it was coming from. The tour was spot on. Everything we sampled was fresh and delicious. I loved the atmosphere of the market, its scents, colors and sounds, and how people were friendly to each other.”
Belgrade rakija tasting: sample nine fruit brandies, visit local venues, meet people, and enjoy bites with an English guide in 3 hours.
“This is worst experience ever. I had to pay in advance and then less than 12 hours before the tour, I got message that it is cancelled as they did not find enough participants. What a nightmare. While charging USD57 per person, I received zero service. Instead they offered me EUR 450 option to celebrate…”
Private day trip from Belgrade to Novi Sad and Sremski Karlovci with fortress views and a Kiš winery wine tasting.
“Excellent tour with Luka. He was a great guide and told us amazing stories about the cities we visited. I definitely recommend this tour to others.”
