Tale of the City

Join us on the tour trough the city center area to see the most important historical and cultural aspects of Belgrade. Visiting the main square of the Belgrade, Republic square, we will tell the story of National museum and Theatre, alongside with the story of Knez Mihailo, whose monument we will see. Walking along the main pedestrian street, Knez Mihailova street we will see development of the city in the XIX and XX century. In the King Peter street we will see the biggest coffee house in southeastern Europe, and tell the fascinating story of the 500 year old coffee tradition in Serbia. We will see crossroad where on every corner we have important objects. Saborna church or oldest tavern, Patriarchy or Princess Ljubica mansion, there are charming stories about every building. Visiting the Belgrade fortress and Kalemegdan park, we will be able to see the Military museum, Monument of the Victory, Ottoman structures, oldest walls from the Roman times, alongside with Serbian and Austrian walls and structures we will dive deep in the Celtic Belgrade to say the tale of the city till the modern day. Going in the charming Dorćol neighbourhood we will see the oldest and only active Bayrakli mosque, alongside with the Jewish municipality of the Belgrade. We will see old houses where Armenians, Cicncars, Turks, Greeks and Serbs lived and traded. Tour will finish at the Skadarlija street, one of the oldest preserved streets in the city and bohemian quarter, with charming old taverns and cobbled stone pavement.