The 3 Best 3-Hour Experiences in Belgrade

1.3-Hour Small Group Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 180 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $35Our pick

Start near Nikola Pašić Square at 10 a.m. and walk with an English-speaking local guide through Belgrade’s royal, Ottoman, Yugoslav, and modern chapters. You’ll visit Republic Square, Knez Mihailova Street, St. Michael’s Cathedral, Princess Ljubica’s residence, and Kalemegdan Fortress. Guides such as Marko, Radica, Nebojša, Milan, and Isidora are praised for clear history and useful city tips.

“A must for any trip to Belgrade! Nebo is a warm and knowledgeable host, his tour took in the most relevant parts of Belgrade, and with his wealth of in depth knowledge, he spoke in great detail as the tour progressed. He an answered questions, he seemed to know it all, and gave tips for us all to get the most from Belgrade for after the walk. Nebo is a student so I recommend a generous tip at the end, he dies this in his spare time to promote the city and Serbia, great guy.”

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2.3-Hour Belgrade Zemun Neighborhood Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · from $92

Explore Zemun with a professional guide, beginning at Avijatičarski Trg and continuing by vehicle and on foot through Glavna Street, the Danube promenade, St. Nicholas Church, Gardoš Hill, Zemun Cemetery, the old market, Town Hall, and Zemun Park. Guide Aleksandar has also arranged longer Belgrade tours for some guests.

“We had a wonderful experience on this walking tour of the Zemun old town neighborhood, aided by the great, sunny weather. Aleksandar, our tour guide, was very friendly and pleasant, and just great in every way. The 360 degree view from the top of the Gardos tower was magnificent. On the river shore, we were delighted by the view of locals feeding a group of swans. It was 3 hours well spent.”

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3.3 Hour Private Walking Tour in Novi Sad City

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews

Join guide Vadim for a private Novi Sad walk of about 2.5 hours. You’ll connect Austro-Hungarian architecture, Serbian culture, Jewish heritage, WWII history, museums, markets, and Danube views. The tour begins and ends in Liberty Square, with coffee or lemonade included, but transportation from Belgrade is not provided.

“We had great time exploring Novi Sad with Vadim. He has great knowledge of history and art, very lively sence of humor and has very adaptable approach to guiding you through the streets and historic periods of Novi Sad. Highly recommend!”

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