Belgrade through Stories & Flavors

Duration: 2 hours

Provided by Andrijana

Overview

Includes

Meeting point

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Overview of the tour in Belgrade

Would you like to explore the center of Belgrade?
To learn a little bit about the history & culture of our people?
To find out interesting facts & anecdotes about Belgrade's landmarks?

- The Republic Square (our meeting point)
- Knez Mihailova Street
- Kalemegdan
- Residence of Princess Ljubica
- The Church of the Holy Archangel Michael in Belgrade
- Skadarlija boem quarter

Discover nice restaurants & cafes (trust my recommendations; I enjoy eating )

Also, I am not a tourist guide, but a local girl (a teacher of English) who adores meeting people and sharing interesting stories about my place with them.

After that, we will have a quiz about what you've learned in Skadarlija (the winner gets a prize) & we can have a drink at the same place where Serbian poets & musicians spent their time as well as feel the spirit of the well-known street in Belgrade.

Sounds interesting?
Let's enjoy this tour together!

This activity includes:

Republic Square
Konak kneginje Ljubice
Kalemegdan
Knez Mihailova pedestrian street

Meeting point

The Republic Square (next to the horse)

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On arrival

To reach Republic Square in Belgrade, follow these simple steps:

From the Airport: If you're arriving at Nikola Tesla Airport, the easiest way to reach Republic Square is by taking a taxi or the A1 shuttle bus. The taxi ride takes about 20-30 minutes, depending on traffic. The A1 bus is a more budget-friendly option, dropping you off near Slavija Square. From there, you can take a short walk or a local bus to reach Republic Square.

By Public Transport: Belgrade's public transportation network is extensive. If you're anywhere in the city, you can reach Republic Square by taking a bus, tram, or trolleybus. Look for lines that pass through Trg Republike or the nearby area of Terazije. For instance, tram lines 2, 5, and 10, and bus lines 26, 27, and 31 are common options.

On Foot: If you are in the city center, it's often easiest to walk. Republic Square is located at the heart of Belgrade, surrounded by landmarks like the National Museum, the National Theatre, and Knez Mihailova Street, the main pedestrian zone. Simply head towards these central points, and you’ll find yourself at the square.

By Car: If you're driving, you can enter Republic Square using your GPS or maps app. Be mindful that parking in the area is limited and often requires payment. It might be more convenient to park in one of the nearby garages and walk to the square.

Things to note

I will stand next to the monument (Knez Mihailo on his horse) at the center of the square.

Free Cancellation

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