Essential Free Tour Belgrade
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Take a walk around the very best landmarks of Serbia’s capital with the Essential Free Tour of Belgrade. Since early ages, the area where contemporary Belgrade is located was an important place due to its strategic location near to the confluence of the Sava and the Danube rivers. Along the centuries, wars, conquerors, and long cruel fights have left an evident imprint on the history and local culture. But contemporary Belgrade is a safe, flourishing capital attracting travelers from all around the world. Come and join like-minded travelers and a charming guide for the best introduction to the city. You will have the opportunity to see the National Theatre, the National Museum and much more.
Along the tour, your local guide will take you to the most remarkable Serbian symbol of resilience—the majestic Cathedral of Saint Sava. Modeled after the famous Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, this is the memorial for Saint Sava, the national hero and founder of the Serbian Orthodox Church. After the visit to the cathedral, there will be time to walk along charming old streets and cross Republique Square, the social and cultural heart of Belgrade. Of course, the tour will give guests the opportunity to learn about one of the most famous scientists, inventors and entrepreneurs in history, the Serbian-American Nikola Tesla. Standing next to his museum, you will hear about his eventful life and futuristic ideas.
‘Old’ isn’t a bad adjective, and Skadarlija Street won’t disappoint you if you want to take pictures of stunning ancient houses for your social media accounts. If you love the vintage style, this 400-meter pedestrian street will steal your heart; there are many traditional eateries, inviting cafés and wooden taverns offering a great place to relax and tase a reginal ‘pivo’ (beer) or a ‘rostilj’ (a local grilled meat). Another high-rated street you will get to walk along your is Prince Michael Street, which follows the original Roman layout. It’s a great place to finish the day buying souvenirs and traditional handicrafts. It’s impossible to miss the best of Belgrade with this free tour, so join today!