Stories of Serbia’s turbulent past cannot be presented by visible remains. You need to go underground to discover its facts. These underground places presents older layers of Belgrade built over ramparts of the conquered city. Belgrade was conquered by various cultures, a scenario which occurred 44 times. The Roman Well contains traces presently beneath the
Sunset Danube and Sava River Cruise
The Belgrade Fortress is placed at its confluence and the old city core can be viewed from it. There is no doubt you need to see Belgrade from the river view in a pleasant cruise on the beautiful Sava River to the romantic Danube River. The Danube is Europe’s second-longest river, after the Volga River,
Target Shooting
Thrill and adrenaline of shooting from different weapons in a professional shooting range. Practice some target shooting with real guns and live ammunitions, 4 different guns and 10 ammo per gun included. Additional ammo can be bought on the spot. Test your skills and compete with your friend who aims better! Safety Caution: the participants
Truffle Tasting Experience
Serbian cuisine is similar to other Balkan countries, with specialties that it can claim for its own. The long Ottoman occupation clearly had some influence, especially in the wide range of grilled meats. In fact, Serbs enjoy eating meat in as many ways as they can think of cooking it. Sweets and pastries are well
Belgrade’s Best Spots
Learn about Yugoslavia and Serbia’s vibrant history and it’s monuments of power, while visiting the most attractive sites in Belgrade – Josip Broz Tito’s mausoleum, Nikola Tesla museum and St. Sava Temple. Josip Broz Tito Museum and Mausoleum. Tito’s (the leader of ex-Yugoslavia and the Non-Aligned Movement) – greatest strength was his ability to maintain