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BELGRADE
THE SERBIAN
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SERBIAN
COUNTRYSIDE
TOURS |
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REGIONAL
COACH
TOURS |
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
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HALF DAY BELGRADE
SIGHTSEEING TOURS |
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Belgrade City Walking
Tour (3 hours)
Belgrade by boat (3
hours)
Belgrade Museums (4 hours)
Belgrade by night (4
hours) |
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Belgrade City Walking Tour (3 hours)
Beginning with a walk through Kalemegdan, a beautiful park
and fortress, where Belgrade was founded centuries ago with
features like monuments and historical sites, like the
monument "The Victor" for eg. The fortress, which was built
several times through the ages by various empires which
ruled Belgrade, overlooks the confluence of the Danube and
the Sava rivers is the highlight of the tour. The tour
continues to the heart of Belgrade with The House of
Parliament, The Ballet and Opera House,The national Museum,
The Serbian Orthodox Cathedral, The Princess Ljubica Museum
and the new and imposing St. Sava Temple.
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Belgrade by boat (3 hours)
Take a
cruise along the Danube and the Sava river along New
Belgrade, Zemun and The Belgrade Fortress, inhale the fresh
air and absorb the lovely scenery of The War Island, a
nature preserve for birds. Cruise by the popular recreation
spot Ada Ciganlija, where the people of Belgrade love to
spend their leisure days away from the city crowd, swimming
and enjoying the lush greenery of the island.
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Belgrade Museums (4
hours)
Visit to
the Ethnographic Museum of Belgrade introduces you to the
village life in Serbia in the past and present with a rich
collection of national costumes, house interiors, tools etc.
The Fresco Gallery offers copies of the most beautiful
frescoes and sculpture decorations of the well known Serbian
medieval monasteries. The visit to the early 19th century
residence of princess Ljubica, built in Serbian style,
besides architecture of the time, will present You with a
nice collection of furniture, paintings and china of the
time.
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Belgrade by night (4 hours)
An evening
tour through the center of the city and visit to Skadarlija,
a romantic cobble stone street, known as The Bohemian
Quarter of Belgrade. Dinner in one of the many attractive
restaurants there, like "Two Deer", "The Golden Jar" or
"Three Hats." Excellent national food, drinks and musicians
playing old urban folk songs, will make this evening spent
in Belgrade a night to remember.
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