Best Walking Tour in Belgrade

 

Belgrade is one of Europe’s most beautiful capitals. The capital of Serbia is a city full of history, culture, and also great monuments and attractions. Discover the city with a local guide and join the best walking tour in Belgrade!

 

Best walking tour in Belgrade

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The meeting point of the walking tour in Belgrade is the House of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia. From here you’ll discover the best sights and places that this city can offer.

In the historic centre of the Serbian capital, you’ll see the magnificent fortress the symbol of the city. It’s also one of the best-known and favourite monuments for tourists. The fortress has very ancient origins, even these date back to the first century. B.C. The Belgrade Fortress was destroyed and renovated over and over again. For centuries it was the battleground between the two great empires, the Ottoman and the Austro-Hungarian.

Upon entering the park, you will see the great Monument of Gratitude towards France – for the military and social aid received during the First World War. The access to the fortress takes place through the Porta Stambol. Here you can visit for free, the external part of the War Museum which exhibits tanks and weapons. Then you’ll find a large terrace, where you can admire the panorama of the Danube and the Sava. Inside the fortress, there is a large park – known as Kalemegdan Park, a favourite place of Belgraders as well as tourists for walking.

 

Saint Sava Church

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The next monument of the tour is the Saint Sava Church.

The Saint Sava church is one of the main symbols of the capital. It’s the largest Orthodox cathedral in the world and the most visited place in Belgrade. This temple was recently constructed, it was consecrated in 2000. The cathedral is dedicated to Saint Sava, the founder of the Serbian Orthodox Church. The outside of the temple is very impressive. It’s characterized by a white marble facade and four towers. Instead, The central dome, the semi-domes, and the domes above the towers are covered in copper. While the inside is characterized by decorations with floral motifs in white marble and travertine. You’ll also see the crypt that contains the treasure and relics of Saint Sava.

 

Tasmajdan Park

From the Temple, you’ll go to have a great relaxing experience at Tasmajdan Park!

Belgrade’s most famous park is the Tasmajdan Park It’s one of the largest and most beautiful parks in the Serbian capital. Beneath Tasmajndan Park, there is a series of hidden catacombs, lagoons, and caves. It is located behind the church of San Marco and its name recalls its origins: in the past, there was a white stone quarry here. Moreover, this park offers numerous activities for both children and adults. here you will find numerous attractions for children but also fields for practising sports. The park also offers many services such as open-air cinema, and indoor and outdoor swimming pools during the summer.

 

Skadarlija

 

Skadarlija is a very cool district of Belgrade. You’ll love to walk through its streets!

Skadarlija is an area of the historic centre of Belgrade and is considered the bohemian district of the city. Thanks to its pleasant and welcoming atmosphere it is often considered the Serbian Montmartre. Here in the past, the most famous and fashionable artists and poets of the moment met.

In this very popular area, you will find numerous restaurants and bars. Here you can try typical dishes and experience a real Serbian evening.

 

Piazza della Repubblica

The tour will come to an end at Republic Square, the main square of the city.

Republic Square is the most important square in the centre. Here take place public meetings and the most important events. In this square, you’ll see a famous statue. We’re talking about a monument dedicated to Prince Mihailo III. In this central square of Belgrade, you will find the Theater and the National Museum. The theatre was a strong desire of Prince Mihailo III, a great theatre lover who, however, never saw it completed following his assassination. The National Theater hosts the most important cultural and musical events in the city such as opera and ballet performances. The National Museum is among the nation’s oldest cultural institutions. Its building is in the neo-Renaissance style. Here you will find paintings and sculptures by famous authors including Renoir, Matisse, Claudie Monet, and Paul Cezanne. There are also works of Italian artists.

 

Where to stay?

If you’re looking for the very best place to stay in Belgrade, look no further than Arka Barka Floating Hostel. LiAostel floating on the river! They have all the amenities you may need, and the prices are reasonable. It is a perfect place to meet like-minded travellers! Additionally, ArkaBarka is well located for those looking to experience Belgrade’s best bars and clubs.