SERBIA
Serbia's standouts.
The 5 top-rated Historical 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.
Belgrade walking tour connecting Serbian history to today, with guided stops from the National Assembly to Kalemegdan and Ružica Church.
“This tour not only gives you an overview of the varied parts of old city center, but tells you how it came to be this way. T B, our guide, offered us in depth history of Serbia and its place in the Balkans, as well as the current day situation. A lot to absorb. Excellent…”
A small-group Belgrade walk through Orthodox landmarks, 1990s history, Ottoman-era sights, and a Serbian tasting of rakija and sweets.
“Fantastic experience Marija was very knowledgeable about the history of the region, and also did a great job blending the the history with the modern day life and experiences in Belgrade.”
Belgrade’s NATO bombing history tour: churches, memorials, parliament and Generalštab in 2 hours with pickup and an English guide.
“A great opportunity to hear the Serbian point of view about the Yugoslav wars. In addition, lots of fascinating history about Serbia. There are not a lot of sites on the tour, but the ones that are included are generally interesting. Sometime it was a little hard to understand the guide, who was friendly and…”
Walk through Belgrade’s football fandoms, then hit both stadiums: Red Star Marakana museum, Partizan pitch time, plus a beer.
“Andrija was a phenomenal guide. He took us on a walking tour around Belgrade where we saw many murals dedicated to various football players. He is incredibly knowledgeable about the history of Serbian football. Once we finished the walking tour, he took us to the Red Star stadium where we learned about the Red Star…”
A private Belgrade vintage-car tour featuring Yugo stories, brutalist landmarks, and Tito’s museum, with snacks and admissions handled.
“We had a lovely time with Jovana! So knowledgable and passionate about the content of the tour. Do this tour!”
