Private Sightseeing Tours in Belgrade

Explore Belgrade's Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian past on a private 4-hour guided tour. Discover how Belgrade was a dividing line between Christianity and Islam, and Eastern and Western Europe, with periods of occupation by the Turks and Austro-Hungarians. Visit Belgrade Fortress and learn about the masters and battles that shaped it, and see traces of Ottoman rule in Kosancicev venac. Stroll around the steep cobbles and old houses of Zemun's Gardos quarter; admire the stellar Danube views from the Gardos Tower; and finish with drinks or snacks at a traditional caf e.

Get oriented in Belgrade as soon as you arrive on this tour. Meet your guide in the airport arrivals hall and head out into the city in an air-conditioned vehicle. As you cruise down the streets of Belgrade, see landmarks and highlights including New Belgrade, Old Town, Belgrade Cathedral, Republic Square, Prince Milos Street, Tito's Memorial, Dedinje, and St. Sava Church. Travel by vehicle to your Belgrade hotel at the end of the tour.

Drive a vintage Yugo, the iconic car beloved in the former Yugloslavia, around Belgrade's outskirts on this fun 6-hour private tour. After a practice drive, get behind the Yugo's wheel, and with your guide beside you, drive up the nearby slopes of Mt. Avala. Trace the winding roads to the top, and climb the Avala Tower to enjoy stupendous views over the city. Lastly, wind through the lush green woodlands of ō uplja Stena to enjoy some delicious Serbian or international food at a restaurant before driving back to Belgrade.

Go back in time to learn the history of Belgrade and see how modern life in the city unfolds today during this private, half-day tour. See the Belgrade Fortress and snap a photo where the Save and Dunube rivers meet. Wander in the city center taking in monuments, architecture, and tour the incredible Saint Sava Cathedral. 

Delve into Serbia's ancient and medieval past on a full-day tour to Viminacium and Smederevo Fortress from Belgrade. Travel with a driver-guide and visit the archaeological park at Viminacium, one-time capital of the Roman province Upper Mesia and site of a military camp. Follow a guide around the relics, including the necropolis and fortified walls, and see artifacts dating to the 1st century AD. Next, explore Smederovo Fortress, a 15th-century fort built on the River Danube by prince Djuradj Brankovic, before finishing with lunch at a local restaurant.