Top Belgrade Theme Parks

Discover Belgrade's subterranean secrets on a 2.5-hour walking tour, led by an expert local guide. Go below ground to experience intriguing underground fortifications, spooky tunnels, and bunkers and caves carved out through the ages, from Roman times to the 20th century. Inspect the remnants of a Roman fortress and well; see a gunpowder warehouse built by Austrian forces to defend against the Ottoman Empire; and explore a military bunker from the time of the Cold War.

Check off the highlights of Belgrade and get your bearings in the city on this comprehensive sightseeing tour. Explore the New Belgrade, Dedinje, and Upper town on both sides of the Sava River; walk around Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress; and see landmarks including the Church of Saint Sava, the House of Flowers, and Republic Square.

Explore Belgrade’s street art scene with ease on this small-group tour through the city. Follow your licensed tour guide on the back of an e-scooter as you learn more about the city and its alternative subculture. Explore Dorcol and Savamala, two central historic neighborhoods of Belgrade, that are home to all kinds of murals and graffiti. This small-group activity is limited to 20 participants.

Spend a night out on the town and visit some of Belgrade’s top bars on this exciting pub crawl. Join a small group of partygoers and visit several venues in a few hours. Enjoy unlimited drinks at the first location to get you warmed up for the night, then get free shots at the following venues. Your final destination is a club, where you get free entry and party the night away.

Want to experience how to make the local spirit Rakija? Book this fantastic tour with us and our partner Belgrade Urban Distillery and enjoy it with your friends! Scotland & Ireland have whiskey, Russia is famous for vodka, and the Balkan region is proud of Rakija. That much proud, that they tend to forget cultural & political differences when gathered and sharing this drink. Yet, all Balkan countries are claiming to be the country where Rakija is a national drink, but only one has won this battle – Serbia.

The biggest playroom for kids with a beautiful terrace with sight on Ortodox church and pedestrian zone.