Serbia · GUIDED
Good guided tours fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cruise Belgrade’s Sava and Danube at sunset, passing the fortress, bridges, and waterfront with an engaging English-speaking guide.
“The tour beforehand was very entertaining. Darko knew everything and answered all of our questions. The boat tour was very comfortable. better speakers would be nice so the whole boat can listen to the guide. But all in all a very nice and pleasant experience. Recommend 10/10!”
Explore Belgrade’s parliament, royal palaces, Orthodox cathedral, Knez Mihailo Street, and fortress with a licensed guide in three hours.
“Our tour has been a great experience for us, thanks to our guide, Katarina. She has been so nice and helpful. We had the chance to discover Belgrade’s most important locations, while discussing the background stories and historical events. My wife and I have loved this walking tour and we’d highly recommend it.”
Review of Belgrade’s 90-minute sunset cruise on the Sava and Danube, with fortress views, live commentary, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Bojan was a great host! Giving the group a great tour, explained the city and culture and the boat tour itself was wonderful”
Belgrade walking tour review covering Kalemegdan Fortress, the oldest kafana, Serbian history, local tips, guides, timing, and value.
“I had an amazing time on the tour! Our guide was absolutely fantastic, and the view from the fortress was absolutely stunning. I highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a memorable experience!”
Explore Golubac, Ram, and Smederevo fortresses from Belgrade, with river views, Serbian food, hotel pickup, and an English-speaking guide.
“We had a great time learning about the history of all the different fortresses. We got to appreciate the differences and received some great local recommendations. Our guide was very knowledgeable and helpful.”
Belgrade’s one-hour walking tour covers Serbian history, food, nightlife, architecture, and local humor for $17.
“Maria was informative and with a pleasant sense of humor! Short walk and interesting facts. Good job”
Paddle Belgrade’s Sava and Danube confluence, view the fortress from the water, circle Great War Island, and start in Zemun.
“Highly recommend. Great way to see the city from a different perspective. Staff very accommodated and communication with them was super easy since the moment of the booking. It requires previous experience kayaking”
Explore Belgrade’s Old Town with a private guide, from Republic Square and Dorćol to Kalemegdan, the fortress, mosque, and historic churches.
“Tour was excellent. Jasmine knows the city like the back of her hand and she explained the history behind every site visited. Highly recommend this tour.”
Review of Belgrade’s private custom walking tour, with local guides, flexible routes, city history, food tips, pricing, and practical advice.
“Wonderful activity, the guide explained so much about the history and up to the present day she took the time to show me all the interesting places I didnt know about such as the monastries in the castle and the cobble stone old town I loved the tour being one to one made all the difference she didnt rush me it was amazing and I feel I really discovered Belgrade with such a lovely person.”
Review of Prishtina’s three-hour local walking tour, covering monuments, mosques, museums, Kosovo history, and a welcoming café stop.
“Besnik our tour guide was first class , from the outset he exuded enthusiasm over the prospect of showing Pristina and wider Kosovo with objectivity and passion . Balkans are complex , and it is difficult to understand and make sense of the factions involved. His encyclopaedic knowledge of the subject was enthralling , from ancient times through various conflicts up to the present day he explained in great detail the history , characters , buildings & memorials in Pristina leaving us with a greater understanding of the citizens of this fledgling country and the challenges it still faces The tour concludes at a traditional Kosovo restaurant where Besnik will…”
Explore Belgrade in French with Sasha, from St. Sava Church and Kalenic Market to Kalemegdan and the Danube-Sava confluence.
“Sacha est un super guide avec une parfaite maîtrise de la langue française, un amoureux de l'histoire de son pays. Je recommande vivement.”
See Belgrade with a private local guide, from main sights to local food tips, in a flexible 90-minute walking tour for $64 per person.
Explore Belgrade’s Saint Sava Temple with an English guide, striking mosaics, Serbian history, and practical tips for a one-hour visit.
Hunt Serbian truffles with trained dogs, then enjoy local wine, fresh-truffle pasta, and truffle jam on a private five-hour tour.
“A beautiful walk in the woods, a new and unique experience, a fabulous meal…in a word…unforgettable!”
Explore Belgrade’s old city, fortress, pedestrian center, Ottoman landmarks, and bohemian quarter on a private 2.5-hour walking tour.
Rivers, fortresses, cellars and long tables.
