Get to know the architecture of Social Communist times built to represent the power of the newly created Yugoslavia. Take a look over the Belgrade from the observation deck of Avala Telecommunication Tower placed on Belgrade’s tallest mountain. Destroyed in a NATO bombarding in 1999, it was resurrected from the ruins in 2010. Cross over the Ada bridge above the Sava River. The bridge whose construction is shown on Discovery channel and is the biggest single pillon bridge in Europe.

Pass through the gates of Belgrade – Western gate, Genex twin towers connected with a bridge on the 26th floor and Eastern gate, Rudo buildings both built-in brutalism style. You’ll see the “Sava” Center, the project built for the needs of the Conference on European Security and Cooperation held in Belgrade in 1977, which was the first and biggest conference center in former Yugoslavia. Here you can examine the structural design of polyhedral buildings of this huge complex.

You’ll stand in front of the Palace of Serbia, ex-Federal Executive Council, a spectacular building of late modernism that shows how design can represent the ruling ideology. The enormous but elegant structure was the first project of New Belgrade after WWII.

This is the tour where architecture lovers can enjoy the architecture of brutalism and structuralism, which was mostly shaped by the ideology of the former Yugoslavia.

What will you see

• Palace of Serbia
• Genex Towers / Western Gate of Belgrade
• Ada bridge
• Sava Center
• Avala Tower
• Rudo residential building / Eastern Gate of Belgrade

What's included

• Pick up from your accommodation
• Entrance fees
• Professional tour guide
• Drop off at your accommodation

From the Petrovaradin Fortress, which is waiting for us, proudly rising on the edge of the Danube river bank, you will have an unforgettable view of the entire Novi Sad City. A few centuries ago the fortress was the border between east and west, between two great empires, and still, its underground tunnels keep many secrets …Today one of the biggest music festivals in Europe “Exit” takes place among its strong walls.

Walking through the oldest streets of Novi Sad, admiring magnificent baroque, classical, neo-gothic buildings, and colorful facades, you will fall in love with its grace atmosphere and its inhabitants who, even in this era of fast communications, have preserved the tranquility and natural kindness. Imagine how they persuaded Empress Maria Theresa to sell them a city for 80000 Hungarian forints! Since then it has been the cultural center of the Serbians for a long time, still called ”Serbian Athens”.

As a quiet guardian of the city and whole of this region, in a distant prehistory elevated as an island from the huge Panonian Sea, lies Fruska Gora Mountain, which is today the oldest national park in Serbia. While enjoying the landscapes of its beautiful slopes, we will visit New Hopovo, one of the most important Orthodox monasteries on the mountain. Deeper in the forest we’ll find a monument dedicated to the fallen soldiers of the Second World War called symbolically – The Freedom.

Following the traces of the greatest migration of the Serbian people from the end of the 17th century, we’ll arrive in Sremski Karlovci. Walking around the oldest high school in Serbia, the famous fountain “4 Lions”, and the Orthodox cathedral, we’ll solve the riddle: What is the other Sun, which the people of this irresistible small town claim to have?

At the end of this exciting adventure, we are going to the local wine cellar where, besides various high-quality wines, you will have a unique opportunity to try Bermet, a dessert, spicy wine, made only in this region. The red one was a favorite drink of Empress Maria Theresa and the legend says it was sold on Titanic as well!

What will you see

• Fruška Gora National Park: Hopovo or Krušedol monastery
• Petrovaradin fortress
• Novi Sad City center
• Sremski Karlovci town center
• Family Vinery

What's included

• Pick up from your accommodation
• Entrance fees
• Wine tasting
• Professional tour guide
• Drop off at your accommodation

See the magnificent towers of Belgrade Waterfront, a brand new district on the Sava river bank, and enjoy the idea of the biggest construction project in the Balkans.

Modern architecture is in the mix with luxurious life concepts and winning designs from world-famous architects. You will learn a lot about the history of this part of Belgrade on a pleasant stroll walk on the Sava River and also see the former Central Train station with the colossal Stefan Nemanja Statue, the founder of the Nemanjici dynasty.

The tour continues to the Savamala district, once a center of trade and social life in Belgrade, and you will have a chance to see the panorama of Usce towers in New Belgrade and to learn about rivers, kafanas, boats, and old Belgrade’s fishermen.

The end of the tour is at Beton Hala, a former port and traders warehouse and today’s popular and trendy district with famous cafes and restaurants.

Word of advice: It could be windy on the river bank, so please bring a jacket. Comfortable shoes are mandatory as this is the walking tour.

What will you see

• Belgrade Tower
• Former Central Train Station
• Stefan Nemanja Statue
• Savamala District and Karađorđeva Street
• Geozavod - Belgrade Cooperative
• Beton hala - former port

What's included

• Professional tour guide

Spend the day next to the most important European river and enjoy in beautiful views through the longest European gorge.

At its beginning, the mysterious “unassailable” fortress Golubac captures us with its beauty, history, and legends. Visit this medieval fortress and find out how forbidden love made one princess captured in the highest tower.

Feel the nature of Djerdap – the largest national park in Serbia, from the place where the Danube is the widest to the place where it is deepest. At the archaeological site of Lepenski Vir, find out why the Neolithic people settled there about 8,000 years ago, how they looked like, what they were doing, what Gods they prayed to...

What will you see

• Golubac fortress visitor center
• Lepenski Vir arheological site (During February Lepenski Vir in closed for visitors, instead we will be visiting Viminacium, Roman city from the 1st century AD)
• Kapetan Mišin breg - ethno household
• Drive next to beautiful view points

What's included

• Pick up from your accommodation
• Entrance fees
• Professional tour guide
• Drop off at your accommodation

Get the opportunity to get acquainted with the turbulent times ruled by the Karađorđević dynasty.

Visit the unique marble of the Serbian Orthodox Church and, the mausoleum of Karađorđević Royal family. The temple of St. George is a monumental building of authentic beauty, in a dominant location, with refined ornaments and powerful constructive logic. The mosaics in the church are made out of 725 painted compositions that include 1500 figures, around 40 million glass tiles, and 15 thousand color shades. Six generations of the Karadjordjevic family have been buried in this church, a totally of 29 members.

Walk into the lives of Serbian kings and learn how important King Petar I was for the history of the 20th century, why Đorđe Karađorđevic is considered the most controversial personality of the dynasty, well and if Pavle was a traitor to the dynasty and friend of the Nazis.

Drink vine from cellars where the first records of winemaking come from 1432.

Word of advice: Since we are visiting churches make sure you have something to cover your shoulders and knees.

What will you see

• Oplenac - St. George church
• Winery

What's included

• Pick up from your accommodation
• Entrance fees
• Glass of wine
• Professional tour guide
• Drop off at your accommodation