Embark on a historical tour of Belgrade, where the intersection of East and West civilizations shaped world history. Discover the city’s rich past and unravel the complexities of Balkan geopolitics.
- The National Assembly - One of the most important places in the city and some of the most interesting stories. The tale of the two dynasties, two royal courts and much more..
- Knez Mihailova - Built on a ridge that separates the city into two parts, a natural choice for the main pedestrian area and the main street since Roman times.
- Skadarska - Skadarska street: Feel the true spirit of Bohemia in this old and unique quarter of Old Belgrade.
- Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress - Located on a hilltop above the confluence of two mighty rivers, Kalemegdan fortress has a rich and violent history. We will visit promenade from where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the Sava river and Monument of Gratitude to France. Latter on we will visit a monumental Victor statue and a grave of Ottoman vizier Ali-Pasha.
- Ružica Church - This lovely church was built in 15th century, destroyed in 16th and then rebuilt in 19th so it guards a great part of city history.
- Studentski trg - Built within an academic neighborhood of Belgrade, this park is loved by students who pass time between lectures here, enjoying the greenery of the very city center.
![](https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/attractions-splice-spp-720x480/0a/55/d7/64.jpg)
- Professional tour guide
- Tea and coffee
So, you’ve found yourself lost in the grand city of Belgrade, with world politics also competing for your attention? You want to know our journey till now, and where we might have gone off track? You’re definitely in the right spot for such queries. From the epoch of Christ, Belgrade has been a pivotal fortress at the juncture of two cultures, that of the East and the West… Numerous races like the Celts, Romans, Byzantines, Ottomans, Austro-Hungarians, Germans, Russians… all have battled and perished either in an attempt to take over or emancipate the White city (Beo-grad), and their remains lie here. This city has been a face-off location for several empires, and its history, written at the intersection of two mighty rivers, effects the world as we know it. Today, it is the proud seat of Serbian governance. Join me on a virtual tour through time, where we’ll decode world politics, delve into geography, discuss geopolitics and answer all your unasked questions about the Balkans.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.