I will meet you in front of this magnificent church (the second largest in Belgrade), tell you about the main historical events in Serbia, and enter the church with you, explaining the most interesting customs in Serbian culture and religion. I will also show you the remains of one of the greatest medieval rulers of Serbia and give you an opportunity to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this place.

Here you will see buildings destroyed during the bombing in 1999 and hear tragic stories from the 90s. We will also talk about Yugoslavia, Serbian economy and contemporary life.

Beautiful park with a relaxing atmosphere, famous for many mysteries and underground passages.

You will hear why this monumental building was famous for "game of thrones" and find out the background of the biggest protests in Serbia that occurred here.

The youngest square in the city and the beautiful fountain related to some crazy contemporary customs of youngsters in Belgrade.

You will see the only hotel in Serbia inscribed on the list of Historic hotels worldwide.

This stop is reserved for traditional Serbian products tasting in the small local store in the Belgrade design district (hidden local gem). Here you will have an opportunity to enjoy authentic hand-made Serbian flavors, hear about old customs, traditions, and hospitality in Serbia, and learn how Serbs say cheers! You will try domestic rakija, wine, natural juices, jam, slatko, honey and get familiar with local life.

Enjoy the bustling atmosphere of the most famous square in Belgrade.

We will cross the main pedestrian zone in Belgrade, famous for live atmosphere, street musicians, and cozy cafes.

We will admire the Students' Square and park, and talk about education in Serbia.

We will walk through the Dorcol neighborhood with unique graffiti while listening to intriguing stories from the past.

You will see the only preserved mosque in Belgrade from 273 that existed in the past. We will talk about almost 5 centuries-long Ottoman influences in Serbia.

Check out the architecture of the oldest "kafana" (traditional restaurant) in Belgrade.

We will stroll down the cobblestoned street in one of the oldest areas in Belgrade, admire unique cultural heritage and the Orthodox church, and approach a beautiful viewpoint, where you will see the panorama of New Belgrade, the Sava river, and traditional Serbian "splavs". We will discuss past and present times, cultural influences, and contrasts in Belgrade.