City Tours

1. National Museum

Discover the National Museum of Serbia and its newly curated permanent exhibition, offering a journey through the prehistoric, medieval and modern heritage of Serbia, Europe and the world. A two-hour guided tour reveals the museum’s most important works of art and treasured artefacts, bringing Serbia’s rich history to life.

2. Nikola Tesla Museum

A guided tour of the Nikola Tesla Museum offers a fascinating insight into the world of Nikola Tesla, one of history’s greatest minds. Through a carefully curated blend of modern technology and authentic exhibits, visitors can trace his evolution as a visionary inventor and as a remarkable individual. Expert guides bring his story to life through fascinating insights, working models of his inventions, and a display of personal items and original artefacts.

3. Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade

The museum exhibits the most relevant artists, periods, movements and tendencies in Yugoslav, Serbian and international art of the 20th century. Guided by contemporary museological principles of cultural heritage conservation and display practices, the museum’s diverse cultural activities and collaborations establish it as an important contributor to the cultural and artistic life of Belgrade and Serbia.

4. Ethnographic Museum of Belgrade 

Since its establishment in the 1950s, the Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade has been devoted to collecting, preserving and interpreting the cultural heritage and ethno-genetic processes of Serbia and the wider region. Its collections explore traditional material culture, social relations and family life, customs, beliefs and folklore. Visitors are invited to discover the unique characteristics of Serbian culture alongside those of other ethnic communities in the region, experiencing the vibrant diversity of life across Serbia and the Balkans.

5. Museum of Ivo Andrić

Founded in 1976, The Memorial Museum of Ivo Andrić is located at Andrićev venac 8, the residence where the writer lived with his wife, Milica Babić, from 1958. The authentic interiors of the entrance hall, drawing room and Andrić’s study have been carefully preserved. Within this adapted setting, a permanent exhibition traces the life and work of the Nobel Prize laureate in chronological order.

Discover the rich history and vibrant spirit of Belgrade on a guided walking tour through its historic centre, including the iconic Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan Park.

Stroll through Kalemegdan Park as the story of Belgrade’s transformation into a modern European capital unfolds, from its ancient origins to the present day.

Enter the fortress through its historic gates and explore key landmarks, including the open-air exhibition of the Military Museum Belgrade, the Clock Tower and numerous historic monuments. Inside the Barutana, once a gunpowder magazine, discover the layers of the city’s past.

From the plateau surrounding the Victor Monument, enjoy breathtaking views over the meeting point of the Sava River and the Danube, where the city reveals itself in all its splendour.

The experience is complemented by a visit to the charming historic quarter of Kosančićev Venac.

Belgrade is set on elevated ground above the confluence of the Sava River and the Danube. In 1403, during the reign of Stefan Lazarević, the city became the capital of Serbia—a status it has retained to this day. Belgrade is also one of the two cities, alongside Constantinople, dedicated to the Mother of God.

This panoramic coach tour takes you through New Belgrade, past the impressive Palace of Serbia and Belgrade Arena, and into the elegant district of Dedinje.

A visit to the House of Flowers, part of the Museum of Yugoslav History, offers insight into the country’s recent past (approx. 30 minutes).

Continuing through the city, you will see the monumental Temple of Saint Sava, Slavija Square, the lively Boulevard of King Alexander and St Mark's Church, along with key civic landmarks including the National Assembly, City Assembly, Terazije and Republic Square.

The tour concludes with views of Kalemegdan Park and the Belgrade Fortress, before passing along Karađorđeva Street and ending near the Crowne Plaza Belgrade.

• National Assembly
• City Assembly
• House of Flowers within the Yugoslav HistoryMuseum
• St. Sava Temple
• Gardoš Tower
• Skadarlija

A sightseeing cruise offers one of the most enjoyable ways to experience Belgrade’s rich history and cultural heritage.

Enjoy a scenic journey along the river from Zemun to New Belgrade and the popular river island of Ada Ciganlija.