Serbia · STREET ART
Good street art tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 2 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride through central Belgrade with a licensed English-speaking guide, looking for murals and graffiti in Dorćol, Dorćol Platz, and Savamala. Angela may lead the way, with e-scooter, helmet, and tea or coffee included. The small-group tour lasts about three hours and returns to its starting point.
“The perfect route through Belgrade, lots of graffiti painting, places you’ve not going to find as a tourist, nice guide (Angela).”
Meet your private guide at Terazije Fountain for a three-hour walk through Belgrade’s alternative culture. See major murals, Magacin, the Belgrade Design District, Street Gallery, and Cetinjska 15, with context on squats, artists, galleries, bars, and local life. Beer and sweets may be part of the plan, but food and alcohol cost extra.
“Cool tour guide with a historical background. In 3 hours we walked around, it seems, all the significant street art sites in the city. Learned a lot of new meanings, historical facts. The role of the street art in urban space. I recommend. All my questions were sorted out. Get them ready.)”
A river, a fortress, or a table.
