VISIT SERBIA: Belgrade Panoramic Sightseeing & Walking Tour

VISIT SERBIA: Belgrade Panoramic Sightseeing & Walking Tour

If you’re short on time in Belgrade or want an overview of the city to help plan your sightseeing, this half-day tour is ideal. Visit the historic capital of Serbia and enjoy flat rate pricing, while learning about history, culture, and daily life in the city. You’ll take in the city’s top sites and neighborhoods, including the The Republic Square, St. Sava Temple, Royal Compound, Old Town, the Belgrade Fortress and much more, with a flexible departure from your hotel.
- 2-hour Belgrade panoramic tour (by vehicle) with an audio guide
- 1-hour Belgrade walking tour with English speaking host
- Learn about Serbian culture and history from a local
- Possibility of pick-up and drop-off hotel transfer service

Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product

Stop At: The Belgrade Fortress, Kalemegdan Park, Belgrade 11000 Serbia

**PANORAMIC TOUR**
 Terazije Square
 King Milan Street
 Old and New Palace
 Belgrade Palace – Beogradjanka
 Student cultural center
 Yugoslav Drama Theatre
 Hotel Hilton
 Slavia Square
 Saint Sava Temple - The largest Orthodox church in the world
 National Library - Founded 1832.
 Karadjordje’s Monument and Park - Leader of the First Serbian Uprising 1804.
 Red Star and Partizan Stadion
 Dedinje – Residential part of the town
 Royal Palace
 House of Flowers – Museum of history of Yugoslavia, a place where the former Yugoslav president Josip Broz Tito was buried
 Park Topcider – One of the oldest parks in Belgrade, located in the valley of the river Topcider
 Milosev konak – Built in 1831, in front of this building, there is one of the oldest and most beautiful platanus tree (London plane tree) in Europe, protected as a natural rarity (it is more than 400 years old)
 Kosutnjak forest – panoramic view
 Ada Ciganlija – The Belgrade Hawaii, the river island on the 4th km from the confluence of the Sava into river Danube, Belgrade's most popular destination in summer (200.000 visitors during weekend days)
 New Sava bridge Ada - The most upstream Belgrade bridge across the Sava, 930 m long, 45 m wide, with a 200 m high pylon
 Belgrade Fair - 14 halls, 100.000 m2 of exhibition space
 The main bus and train stations, bombed buildings during NATO-bombing 1999.
 Project “Belgrade Waterfront” – Presentation, 1.850.000 m2 of residential and offices properties
 Sava bridge for trams – The smallest bridge in Belgrade and the only one for trams
 Sava Centre - Congress, cultural and business centre for multifunctional activities, opened in 1979, with the largest audience in the hall for the former Yugoslavia (4.000 seats)
 Belgrade Arena - multipurpose hall in New Belgrade intended for sports, culture, entertainment, exhibition and other events (20.000 seats)
 Genex Tower - Western City Gate, a height of 115 m, the second highest skyscraper in Belgrade
 Zemun (town in a town) - Gardos - located at the confluence of the Sava and Danube and representing a touristic spirit of Belgrade
 Hotel "Yugoslavia" - opened in 1969. It was the largest and most modern hotel in former Yugoslavia
 Grand Casino - the largest casino in the Western Balkans
 Usce – the business and shopping centre
 Branko’s bridge – bridge of brotherhood and unity, daily cross for 100,000 vehicles
 Terazije Square
**WALKING TOUR**
 Serbian Orthodox Cathedral – the biggest church in principalities of Serbia
 Kafana “ Question mark “ – One of the oldest houses and the oldest saved kafana’s in Belgrade, history on a plate
 Konak of princess Ljubica – The most representative city house from the first half of the 19th century
 Belgrade Patriarchate - ecclesiastical authority Serbian Orthodox Church
 Kalemegdan Park – The largest Belgrade Park and the most important cultural and historical complex
 Belgrade Fortress –Around this City fortress the present Belgrade grew
 Knez Mihailo’s Street – pedestrian zone and shopping centre, the oldest and most valuable monumental urban environment
 The Republic Square - central city square
 Terazije Square- The most famous square in Belgrade