Small Group Walking Tour Around Old City of Belgrade

We start the journey at the heart of Belgrade — Republic Square (Trg Republike). Known for its iconic statue of Prince Mihailo on horseback, this is the cultural and historical pulse of the city. We will proudly introduce you to key landmarks like the National Museum and National Theatre while sharing tales of Serbian history.

Next we explore the lively pedestrian zone of Knez Mihailova Street, the bustling hub of Belgrade Old City. This historic street, lined with elegant 19th-century buildings, offers a mix of bookshops, elegant cafes, and street performers. Here you will see hidden traces of Ottoman Empire, know more about famous Serbian scientists and artists, find one of the greatest local art Museums, while the guide will share some insider tips on how to spend your time walking down this fancy avenue.

Marvel at the splendor of Belgrade’s most prominent Orthodox cathedral, dedicated to the Holy Archangel Michael. Known for its baroque architecture and ornate interior, this spiritual and cultural gem has witnessed centuries of Serbian history. Discover fascinating stories about its sacred relics and historical significance. Above this learn more about 19 century Serbian nobility and its private life standing across the residence of Princess Ljubica. To finish it up, the guide will show you the oldest Belgradian Kafana (tavern) which has a punctuation mark for its name.

Wander through Kalemegdan Park, a green oasis atop a hill with breathtaking panoramic views of the confluence of Danube and Sava rivers. As you stroll past ancient fortifications, we will recount the military and cultural legacy of Belgrade Fortress. It's the perfect blend of history and natural beauty dearly loved by every local.

We will make a stop by Bajrakli Mosque, a striking reminder of Belgrade’s Ottoman heritage. As the city’s only functioning mosque, it tells a story of religious diversity and historical change being a witness of many disasters spread around the city from 18th centy up to our days.

Its cobblestoned streets, full of charm and character, are a hub for artists, musicians, and traditional kafanas. We will definetly share tips on how to enjoy rakija (prominent Serbian brandy) like a local and immerse yourself in Skadarlija’s lively atmosphere.