FREE 20TH CENTURY TOUR

Get to know history and architecture of turbulent period in Serbian development. See the Republic Square, the Albania palace, Terazije square with famous Hotel Moscow, National parliament, Belgrade city assembly and presidency, Tasmajdan park, the Saint Marko church, Russian Orthodox church, Radio-Television of Serbia - 1999 NATO bombing memorial, the monuments "Why?" and "We were just children", the Faculty of Law. We will pass by Nikola Tesla museum and walk through beautiful Vračar streets to Slavija square, National library of Serbia and glorious Saint Sava temple.

Every day - 10.30am during the whole year

Please be at the meeting point 5 minutes earlier

Is this tour really free?

Yes, the tour doesn't include any obligated fees. However, bear in mind that it is not financed by any other company or organization; therefore, the guides are not paid for the free tours. If you find the tour interesting and enjoyable, consider showing your appreciation to your tour guide by leaving a tip.

Do I need to book this tour?

No, this tour is guaranteed, therefore no need to book it just show up at the meeting point 5 minutes earlier.

How long does the tour last?

Usually around 2.5 hours, more or less. In the winter, slightly less. The length of the tour depends on numerous factors such as size of the group, number of questions, how fast we walk etc.

Where do we finish the tour?

In front of the Saint Sava temple, 20 minutes away from the Republic Square.

Meeting point

The tour starts from the Republic Square, behind the monument. Our guides will be wearing yellow IDs or shirts/sweaters, hats or umbrella. Just look for something yellow around the monument.

FREE DOWNTOWN WALKING TOUR

The first, unique and the best walking tour in Belgrade! You will get interesting info about BELGRADE from people like you, young travelers. Our professional guides will tell you secrets and funny stories about Belgrade that you could not hear on other tours. We will show you all attractions and places of interest in a funny and interesting way of sightseeing: The Republic Square, the National theater and the National museum, Bohemian Quarter (Skadarlija), the oldest part of Belgrade with Ottoman heritage, the oldest residential house and museum of Serbian language, the only mosque in the city, Zoo, Kalemegdan park, Belgrade fortress, „Victor“ the most famous symbol of Belgrade, the confluence of the Sava and the Danube rivers, Saborna church, cafe „?“ and Knez Mihailova street.

Every day - 11am and 4pm during the whole year

Please be at the meeting point 5 minutes earlier

Is this tour really free?

Yes, the tour doesn't include any obligated fees. However, bear in mind that it is not financed by any other company or organization; therefore, the guides are not paid for the free tours. If you find the tour interesting and enjoyable, consider showing your appreciation to your tour guide by leaving a tip.

Do I need to book this tour?

No, this tour is guaranteed, therefore no need to book it just show up at the meeting point 5 minutes earlier.

How long does the tour last?

Usually around 2.5 hours, more or less. In the winter, slightly less. The length of the tour depends on numerous factors such as size of the group, number of questions, how fast we walk etc.

Where do we finish the tour?

In Knez Mihailova street, very close to the Republic Square.

Meeting point

The tour starts from the Republic Square, behind the monument. Our guides will be wearing yellow IDs or shirts/sweaters, hats or umbrella. Just look for something yellow around the monument.

FREE ZEMUN TOUR

Beautiful Danube river bank. Walk through the old part of today’s Belgrade, but bear in mind that Zemun has completely different history. Walk through the modern wide boulevards, old narrow streets and enjoy the view from the Gardos hill where Millennium tower is. Find out why the settlement was made here in Neolithic.

Every Saturday - 3pm during the whole year. Bus tickets required.

Is this tour really free?

Yes, the tour doesn't include any obligated fees. However, bear in mind that it is not financed by any other company or organization; therefore, the guides are not paid for the free tours. If you find the tour interesting and enjoyable, consider showing your appreciation to your tour guide by leaving a tip.

Do I need to book this tour?

No, this tour is guaranteed, therefore no need to book it just show up at the meeting point 5 minutes earlier.

How long does the tour last?

Usually around 2.5 hours, more or less. In the winter, slightly less. The length of the tour depends on numerous factors such as size of the group, number of questions, how fast we walk etc.

Where do I buy bus tickets?

At every kiosk (corner shop) on the street. As a tourist daily ticket is the best and the cheapest option. You can buy it for 290 RSD (2.30€).

Where do we finish the tour?

In Zemun, in case you want to hang out there, or you can come back to the Republic Square with our guide.

Meeting point

The tour starts from the Republic Square, behind the monument. Our guides will be wearing yellow IDs or shirts/sweaters, hats or umbrella. Just look for something yellow around the monument :)