Balkan Sampler

Private tour in Belgrade

Tour Price : from 1550 eur/person for group size of 6 people Duration : 19 days/18 nights Languages: English, German, Italian - fluent; Greek and Romanian - basic

This is a special tour designed for the people who are eager to get acquainted with the Balkans in at least three weeks. You will have a unique opportunity to visit Macedonia, Serbia, Albania, Bosnia and Montenegro and immense into the unique Balkan culture. Most of the private guides in Serbia would recommend you to start the tour from visiting the capital of Serbia – Belgrade.

You will have approximately half a day to explore its most intriguing and popular tourist attractions and places of interest. Our next destination will be Topola, which is world wide famous for its memorial house of Karadjordje. It was a legendary leader of the very first uprising of the Serbs against the ferocious Ottomans approximately in the beginning of the 19th century.

Serbia private guides also recommend taking a look at the marvelous St George church. Its whole interior is covered with the most beautiful and brilliant frescoes of the medieval church art of Serbia. Besides that it is the place where the members of the Karadjordjevic dynasty repose. According to our itinerary we will spend the second day exploring the Vojvodina region. It is a very unique place, where lots of nationalities, cultures and confessions are mixed and exist side by side. We will take a look at the Old Town of Novi Sad and explore the Petrovaradin fortress.

You should note that it is only a part of our tour, and each of the days is carefully planned, so you won’t have even a single free minute. We will spend two more days exploring the beauties of Serbia, and then move to Macedonia. You will have a unique opportunity to explore the Iron Gates area.

You will visit Smederevo and take a look at its legendary medieval fortress. It will be a great adventure for you! Every day you will see a different landscape and you will be amazed at the countless beauties of the Balkans. 

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