Belgrade Panoramic City Tour
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You will feel the beating heart of Belgrade right beneath your feet once you reach the vivid center of the city and the remarkable Belgrade fortress consisting of layers from different epochs. We continue our drive through New Belgrade, a part of the city built in the communist era. Charming quarters, cobblestone streets, and fish restaurants are the sign that we are in Zemun. After, we'll climb the Gardos Hill – the heart of Old Zemun. Its curvy cobblestone streets and tiny houses will give you the impression that Zemun is a melting pot of Mediterranean and Middle European cultures. Driving from Dedinje, you will glance at the stadiums of FC Red Star, once The European Champions League winner. After that, we'll climb the Avala Tower. A short ride, and you will hop off on the top of the hill of Vračar, crowned with Saint Sava Temple. After theatrical Terazije square with its remarkable hotel Moskva, we will shortly pass the Republic square, the most central point of Belgrade.
Itinerary Details
Operated by: Serbia Tour Operator
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At: Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress
You will feel the „beating heart" of Belgrade right beneath your feet once we reach the vivid center of the city and the Belgrade fortress. Walking from Student's square, an educational hub of the Serbian capital, Uzun Mirko's street will lead you to the remarkable fortress consisting of layers from different epochs. A relaxing walk from Kalemegdan Park to the Victor monument will be the cherry on the top – an unforgettable view over the city and Sava and Danube rivers confluence.
Duration: 1 hour
Pass By: Novi Belgrade
Belgrade is the perfect city for walking tours, however, if you wish to explore incredible sights all over the city and rest your feet for several hours, the best option would be the Belgrade Panoramic City Tour. Our licensed guides will gladly share interesting stories during your ride that will elevate your trip from an informational to an immersive experience. The sightseeing starts on your way to New Belgrade, a part of the city built in the communist era. You will be passing by the Palace of Serbia, its construction and facade reflecting the aspiration for architectural grandiose in the second part of the 20th century. Another example of brutalist architecture is the Genex tower, standing tall among the "chess-like" grid of New Belgrade blocks. You will then proceed towards the Belgrade Arena and Congress Hall Sava Center, pass over the "Gazelle" bridge to reach more vibrant and colorful parts of Belgrade and go on with the must-see program.
Stop At: Zemun
Charming quarters, cobblestone streets, and fish restaurants are the sign that we are in Zemun, the part of the city settled on the Danube river banks. Its unique spirit is visible every step of the way. Passing by the most important examples of the prolific architectural styles of Zemun, we will get off the vehicle and stroll down the famous promenade by the Danube. We'll climb the Gardos Hill – the heart of Old Zemun. Its curvy cobblestone streets and tiny houses will give you the impression that Zemun is a melting pot of Mediterranean and Middle European cultures. Just in time for a lunch break, we will go down Gardos Hill to the town center and reach the Main City Square, where the old buildings, including the Bishop's Office and the Roman Catholic Church of the Blessed Virgin from the 18th century, surround the square.
Duration: 50 minutes
Pass By: Museum of Yugoslavia
You will make a short break in front of the memorial complex devoted to the history of Yugoslavia, with a special emphasis on the life of Josip Broz Tito, a fierce Yugoslavian leader who pioneered solidarity, unity, and peace and remaining to be the hero of the nation today.
Pass By:
The next part of the tour involves the elite district of Dedinje with edifices of exceptionally rich architectural value. Driving from Dedinje, you will take a glance at the stadiums of FC Red Star, once Champions League winner, and FC Partizan.
Stop At: Avala Tower
After a visit to the spectacular monument to the Unknown Hero of WWI on Avala Mountain, the work of the most significant sculptor of Yugoslavia, we'll climb the Avala Tower. Two elevators take us up to 123m. Try to absorb the magnificent view of the Central Serbian province of Šumadija and the entire Belgrade with the river confluence, where the heart of the capital lies
Duration: 30 minutes
Stop At: St. Sava Temple
After a short drive, you will hop off on the top of Vracar Hill crowned with Saint Sava Temple. This symbol of Belgrade, with its white and gold exterior beautifully reflecting the sun rays, has a prominent place on the Belgrade skyline and it represents the strong faith of the Serbian nation. The plateau is the home of the Serbian National Library, and it is guarded by the monument dedicated to Karađorđe, the leader of the First Serbian Uprising against the Ottoman Empire.
Duration: 45 minutes
Pass By: Trg Slavija
Following the route of this comprehensive tour, you will be reaching the Slavija square, where just about a century ago, ducks were hunted. Close to it, you will see the remains of the Serbian General Staff building, destroyed during the NATO bombing in 1999. A drive through this hilly part of Belgrade gives you a chance to enjoy exquisite neighborhoods and eclectic combinations of architectural styles, reflecting the 23 century-long history of Belgrade. One of the most historically significant point is Saint Mark's church that keeps the relic of Tsar Dušan, the most powerful ruler in the history of Serbia.
Pass By: The National Assembly
Approaching the nucleus of Belgrade, you'll pass through an administrative triangle formed by the imposing seat of the Serbian National Parliament, as well as the Old and New courts as residencies of the City Parliament and the President.
Pass By: Trg Republike
After theatrical Terazije square with its remarkable hotel Moskva, we will shortly pass the Republic square, the most central point of Belgrade.
Stop At: Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress
You will feel the „beating heart" of Belgrade right beneath your feet once we reach the vivid center of the city and the Belgrade fortress. Walking from Student's square, an educational hub of the Serbian capital, Uzun Mirko's street will lead you to the remarkable fortress consisting of layers from different epochs. A relaxing walk from Kalemegdan Park to the Victor monument will be the cherry on the top – an unforgettable view over the city and Sava and Danube rivers confluence.
Duration: 1 hour
Pass By: Novi Belgrade
Belgrade is the perfect city for walking tours, however, if you wish to explore incredible sights all over the city and rest your feet for several hours, the best option would be the Belgrade Panoramic City Tour. Our licensed guides will gladly share interesting stories during your ride that will elevate your trip from an informational to an immersive experience. The sightseeing starts on your way to New Belgrade, a part of the city built in the communist era. You will be passing by the Palace of Serbia, its construction and facade reflecting the aspiration for architectural grandiose in the second part of the 20th century. Another example of brutalist architecture is the Genex tower, standing tall among the "chess-like" grid of New Belgrade blocks. You will then proceed towards the Belgrade Arena and Congress Hall Sava Center, pass over the "Gazelle" bridge to reach more vibrant and colorful parts of Belgrade and go on with the must-see program.
Stop At: Zemun
Charming quarters, cobblestone streets, and fish restaurants are the sign that we are in Zemun, the part of the city settled on the Danube river banks. Its unique spirit is visible every step of the way. Passing by the most important examples of the prolific architectural styles of Zemun, we will get off the vehicle and stroll down the famous promenade by the Danube. We'll climb the Gardos Hill – the heart of Old Zemun. Its curvy cobblestone streets and tiny houses will give you the impression that Zemun is a melting pot of Mediterranean and Middle European cultures. Just in time for a lunch break, we will go down Gardos Hill to the town center and reach the Main City Square, where the old buildings, including the Bishop's Office and the Roman Catholic Church of the Blessed Virgin from the 18th century, surround the square.
Duration: 50 minutes
Pass By: Museum of Yugoslavia
You will make a short break in front of the memorial complex devoted to the history of Yugoslavia, with a special emphasis on the life of Josip Broz Tito, a fierce Yugoslavian leader who pioneered solidarity, unity, and peace and remaining to be the hero of the nation today.
Pass By:
The next part of the tour involves the elite district of Dedinje with edifices of exceptionally rich architectural value. Driving from Dedinje, you will take a glance at the stadiums of FC Red Star, once Champions League winner, and FC Partizan.
Stop At: Avala Tower
After a visit to the spectacular monument to the Unknown Hero of WWI on Avala Mountain, the work of the most significant sculptor of Yugoslavia, we'll climb the Avala Tower. Two elevators take us up to 123m. Try to absorb the magnificent view of the Central Serbian province of Šumadija and the entire Belgrade with the river confluence, where the heart of the capital lies
Duration: 30 minutes
Stop At: St. Sava Temple
After a short drive, you will hop off on the top of Vracar Hill crowned with Saint Sava Temple. This symbol of Belgrade, with its white and gold exterior beautifully reflecting the sun rays, has a prominent place on the Belgrade skyline and it represents the strong faith of the Serbian nation. The plateau is the home of the Serbian National Library, and it is guarded by the monument dedicated to Karađorđe, the leader of the First Serbian Uprising against the Ottoman Empire.
Duration: 45 minutes
Pass By: Trg Slavija
Following the route of this comprehensive tour, you will be reaching the Slavija square, where just about a century ago, ducks were hunted. Close to it, you will see the remains of the Serbian General Staff building, destroyed during the NATO bombing in 1999. A drive through this hilly part of Belgrade gives you a chance to enjoy exquisite neighborhoods and eclectic combinations of architectural styles, reflecting the 23 century-long history of Belgrade. One of the most historically significant point is Saint Mark's church that keeps the relic of Tsar Dušan, the most powerful ruler in the history of Serbia.
Pass By: The National Assembly
Approaching the nucleus of Belgrade, you'll pass through an administrative triangle formed by the imposing seat of the Serbian National Parliament, as well as the Old and New courts as residencies of the City Parliament and the President.
Pass By: Trg Republike
After theatrical Terazije square with its remarkable hotel Moskva, we will shortly pass the Republic square, the most central point of Belgrade.
