Top Things to do in Central Serbia
The 10 Best Cultural Tours in Central Serbia, Serbia
Discover the best top things to do in Central Serbia, Serbia including Private Multi-day Tour to Zlatibor Mountain and Sargan Eight Railroad, Manasija and Ravanica Monasteries Private Day Tour from Belgrade, Topola: Royal Dynasty Half Day Tour from Belgrade, Southern Serbia: Day Trip to Nis from Belgrade, Monastery Spiritual Tour Zica and Studenica From Belgrade, 14 Day Balkan Adventure from Tirana, Private Day Tour to Iron Gate Gorge and Lepenski Vir, Eastern Serbia Monasteries and Resava Cave Tour from Belgrade, Along the Danube : Golubac Fortress & Iron Gate Gorge day trip from Belgrade, Sarajevo to Belgrade UNESCO One-Way Day Trip via West Bosnia and East Serbia.
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1. Private Multi-day Tour to Zlatibor Mountain and Sargan Eight Railroad
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Visit two of West Serbia’s beautiful mountains on this 2-day private tour from Belgrade. Explore Stopića Cave in Zlatibor Mountain, Sirogojno village, Gostilje Waterfall, Mokra Gora, the Sargan Eight railway, and other small villages in the area. Learn about the local history from your guide. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Hotel/port pickup and drop-off, Private transportation, Bottled water, Single-use surgical face mask if you don't have your own
Exclusions: Entrance fees: Stopica Cave+Sirogojno Ethnic village+Gostilje waterfall 5€, Sargan Eight train ticket 7, Food and drinks, Gratuities, Accommodation option I: Lodgging "Osmica" 20€ for BB per person for one night, Accommodation option II: Hotel Mecavnik in Kustendorf complex 40€ for HB per person for one night, We can book accommodation on your behalf, you pay directly at the reception desk
Reviewed By shawnvoyage
We had a great time on our wine tour with beautiful wineries and beautiful wine. The tour is exactly as described and because we were traveling during this pandemic, we pretty much had most of these wineries to ourselves. The first stop was Despotika and a perfect start our day. The winery overlooks beautiful vineyards and scenery and we got 4 different types of wines. From here we went to a family house and had a wonderful lunch and also 4 glasses of wine to go with our meal. This is a true Serbian experience as you are in someone's actual house. From there we then went to a museum-like winery that gave us a sampling of wine. This use to be the King's old cellar and still has archives of old wine. A good stop and interesting to learn about. Our last stop was Aleksandrovic Winery which feels like a high-end winery that also overlooks beautiful vineyards. Here we sat until about sunset with delicious wine! We had a great time, and our guide Andrija was great. Also got some photos of our trip which was a nice surprise!! Overall highly recommend.
2. Manasija and Ravanica Monasteries Private Day Tour from Belgrade
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
If you find a combination of history, religion, architecture and nature as ideal way to spend a day exploring new destinations then you have found the ideal itinerary for you. This tour visits two medieval monasteries whose founders left significant trace in Serbian history and which represent unique gems of medieval architecture, a cave and a waterfall, all that in the most intriguing part of Serbia, East Serbia.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Driver/guide service, Bottled water, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Single-use surgical face mask if you don't have your own
Exclusions: Lunch ~ 10€ per person at Veliki Buk waterfall, Admission: Resava cave ~ 2,5 € per person, Personal expenses, Gratuities
Reviewed By shawnvoyage
We had a great time on our wine tour with beautiful wineries and beautiful wine. The tour is exactly as described and because we were traveling during this pandemic, we pretty much had most of these wineries to ourselves. The first stop was Despotika and a perfect start our day. The winery overlooks beautiful vineyards and scenery and we got 4 different types of wines. From here we went to a family house and had a wonderful lunch and also 4 glasses of wine to go with our meal. This is a true Serbian experience as you are in someone's actual house. From there we then went to a museum-like winery that gave us a sampling of wine. This use to be the King's old cellar and still has archives of old wine. A good stop and interesting to learn about. Our last stop was Aleksandrovic Winery which feels like a high-end winery that also overlooks beautiful vineyards. Here we sat until about sunset with delicious wine! We had a great time, and our guide Andrija was great. Also got some photos of our trip which was a nice surprise!! Overall highly recommend.
3. Topola: Royal Dynasty Half Day Tour from Belgrade
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
On this tour you will have a chance to learn about turbulent history of Serbia in XIX and XX century and the fearless struggle for freedom and progress. You will here stories about famous leaders of First and Second Serbian Uprising, and the history of Serbian royal dynasty of Karađorđević. You will enjoy beautiful landscapes of central Serbian province, Šumadija,or "Serbian Tuscany".
Inclusions: small group ( up to 8 persons), Excellent value for money, Free hotel pick-up and drop-off included, Transport by air-conditioned minivan or private car, Professional guide
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food and drinks (traditional lunch = 10-15 EUR per person), combined ticket for King Peter's Museum, St' George's Church and The Royal Winery=400 RSD per person
Reviewed By 874pavely
We've signed up for a tour along Danube that included Golubac Fortress and Lepenski Vir. We've spent most of the time driving and guide Mihajlo was pointing out interesting landmarks and local curiosities and sharing stories about them on the way. We were lucky to get an extra: a tour of local winery - I guess because we were a small group with quicker turnaround. We topped it off with a dinner in a local eatery. All in all, despite the long drive, it was very worth it. The trip was very pleasant and the fortress was a sight to behold. One tip: go in the summer. During the winter the best parts of the fortress are closed off to visitors.
4. Southern Serbia: Day Trip to Nis from Belgrade
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Serbia is a relatively small country, but for sure it offers a lot of diversity. One of the best examples of that diversity is Niš, third biggest city in Serbia, with an exciting mixture of Ottoman heritage, laid-back charm, captivating history, great food, cheerful locals and music that will make you dance. Escorted by the professional, English-speaking guide, in an air-conditioned vehicle, get to know everything about this charming city on this 10-hours exciting journey.
Inclusions: Hotel pick-up and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan or a private car, services of a professional, English-speaking guide
Exclusions: food & drinks (optional), combined ticket for Nazi Camp, The Scull Tower and the Archaeological Hall = 400 RSD per person
Reviewed By 874pavely
We've signed up for a tour along Danube that included Golubac Fortress and Lepenski Vir. We've spent most of the time driving and guide Mihajlo was pointing out interesting landmarks and local curiosities and sharing stories about them on the way. We were lucky to get an extra: a tour of local winery - I guess because we were a small group with quicker turnaround. We topped it off with a dinner in a local eatery. All in all, despite the long drive, it was very worth it. The trip was very pleasant and the fortress was a sight to behold. One tip: go in the summer. During the winter the best parts of the fortress are closed off to visitors.
5. Monastery Spiritual Tour Zica and Studenica From Belgrade
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
We travel off the beaten path. So you will enjoy this trip and you will learn about Serbian history. We have the best guides and they will provide you with unique experience.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Air-conditioned vehicle, WiFi on board, Private transportation, Fuel surcharge
Exclusions: Lunch
6. 14 Day Balkan Adventure from Tirana
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Visit seven countries on this Balkan tour, where you'll revel in the beauty, history and traditions of the Balkan nations. Explore the castles, churches, monasteries, mosques and the medieval towns, enjoy the breathtaking views over the Montenegreo coastline, Sava and Danube Rivers and Ohrid Lake, admire the wide range of different languages, ethnicities, and religions that co-exists in this part of Europe.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Dinner, Dinner, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, 13 Nights Accommodation, Air-conditioned vehicle, English Speaking Guide, Entrance Fees as mentionned
Exclusions: Drinks, Gratuities, Health/Travel insurance, Other personal expenses
Reviewed By Cavidana900
Aspen hotel we are stay hotel ,Cıty centre ,grandbqzaar and hıghıa sophıa we are göne walk 30 mınutes ,undergrand metro and tramvay near good ,guıde and Aths travel good and Perfect agency
7. Private Day Tour to Iron Gate Gorge and Lepenski Vir
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 11 reviews
Join this Danube private tour taking you on a exploration of the history of this part of Europe. Natural characteristics of the Iron Gates are the main cause for the vibrant history of this part of the Danube. Take an advantage from having a private guide who will respect to your specific interests and share his experience.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Driver/guide, Private transportation, Pickup/drop-off, Single-use surgical face mask if you don't have your own
Exclusions: Admission: Golubac Fortress ~5€ per person; Lepenski vir ~5€ per person, Lunch 10€ per person at Captain Misa's Hill, Personal expenses, Gratuities
Reviewed By shawnvoyage
We had a great time on our wine tour with beautiful wineries and beautiful wine. The tour is exactly as described and because we were traveling during this pandemic, we pretty much had most of these wineries to ourselves. The first stop was Despotika and a perfect start our day. The winery overlooks beautiful vineyards and scenery and we got 4 different types of wines. From here we went to a family house and had a wonderful lunch and also 4 glasses of wine to go with our meal. This is a true Serbian experience as you are in someone's actual house. From there we then went to a museum-like winery that gave us a sampling of wine. This use to be the King's old cellar and still has archives of old wine. A good stop and interesting to learn about. Our last stop was Aleksandrovic Winery which feels like a high-end winery that also overlooks beautiful vineyards. Here we sat until about sunset with delicious wine! We had a great time, and our guide Andrija was great. Also got some photos of our trip which was a nice surprise!! Overall highly recommend.
8. Eastern Serbia Monasteries and Resava Cave Tour from Belgrade
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 49 reviews
A whole day, complete Eastern Serbia experience. Get to know everything about the area on this 9-hours tour. With live, professional guiding, in a small group and in an air-conditioned vehicle, you will visit famous Ravanica and Manasija orthodox monasteries, an 80 million years old Resava Cave, and you will learn about proud history of Serbia during XIV and XV century. You will have the chance to fell the unique atmosphere of Eastern Serbia, and to taste traditional products of the area.
Inclusions: Hotel pick-up and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan or private car, Professional guide
Exclusions: Traditional lunch = 10 EUR per person, entrance ticket for Resava Cave = 300 RSD per person
Reviewed By 874pavely
We've signed up for a tour along Danube that included Golubac Fortress and Lepenski Vir. We've spent most of the time driving and guide Mihajlo was pointing out interesting landmarks and local curiosities and sharing stories about them on the way. We were lucky to get an extra: a tour of local winery - I guess because we were a small group with quicker turnaround. We topped it off with a dinner in a local eatery. All in all, despite the long drive, it was very worth it. The trip was very pleasant and the fortress was a sight to behold. One tip: go in the summer. During the winter the best parts of the fortress are closed off to visitors.
9. Along the Danube : Golubac Fortress & Iron Gate Gorge day trip from Belgrade
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 41 reviews
Travel along the Danube from Belgrade to Iron Gates to see the most famous sights of the area. With live, professional guiding, and on an air-conditioned vehicle, you will visit the famous Golubac Fortress, Lepenski Vir museum with the oldest Mesolithic sculptures in all of Europe, and you will see the stunning beauty of the longest composite valley in Europe. You will have the chance to feel the unique atmosphere of Eastern Serbia, and to taste the traditional products of the area.
Inclusions: Hotel pick-up and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan or a private car, services of a professional, English-speaking guide
Exclusions: Lunch = 1200 RSD per person (optional), entrance ticket for Lepenski Vir museum = 500 RSD per person, entrance ticket for Golubac Fortress = 600 RSD per person
Reviewed By 874pavely
We booked a private tour on a very short notice, but the operator obliged. We've had an amazing overview of Belgrade and Serbian history during the tour of Belgrade fortress (my favorite part was Rujica church). The guide - Mihajlo - was very jovial, knowledgeable and had an answer to every question we had, even the more obscure ones. As we were driving around the city, he was pointing out local landmarks and told us interesting tidbits of history around them. All in all, the tour was great, I've ordered another one a couple days later.
10. Sarajevo to Belgrade UNESCO One-Way Day Trip via West Bosnia and East Serbia
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 10 reviews
Sarajevo and Belgrade, once capitals of ex Yugoslav Republics, two cities which Sarajevo Funky Tours today has brought together much closer by developing a stunning full day and multi day tours, which are logically connecting and covering regions of Eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina and West Serbia. Famous “Bridge over Drina”, “Šargan Eight” at Nature Park of Mokra Gora and National Park Tara are marvelous destinations every and each one travelling through Balkans must see. For that purpose SAFT has created series of international day and multi-day trips which are beautifully connecting ex YU republics and bringing great insight what Yugoslavia once was from perspective of culture, history and natural beauty.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Local taxes, National Park fees, Professional guide, Hotel drop-off, Hotel pickup, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Drinks, Food and drinks
Reviewed By arhunter87
Funky Tours arranged several excellent tours while I was based in Bosnia (one or two which were free of charge) between October 2020 and March 2021. This included a food and drink tasting tour, the siege of Sarajevo tour, a day trip to Jajce and Travnik, a day trip to the Srebrenica genocide memorial centre, as well as one to Herzegovina which included stops in Mostar, Medugorje and Pocitelj. Each tour was outstanding and the tour guides, having lived through the events you learn about on the tours, are fascinating people to spend a day with (a big thanks in particular to Taib). I learned so much about Bosnia, past and present, from them. Booking the tours was always made easy and they even arranged a customised tour of the famous Sarajevo City Hall which included a visit to a replica ICTY courtroom (a big thanks in particular to Ema). I learned so much about Bosnia on each tour - from what it was like living through the war to finding out about the Bosnia of today. Even although some of the events they cover are difficult for a visitor to comprehend (partly because the country has been largely rebuilt), you come away from it realising how relevant Bosnia's history is to the world we live in today. I was lucky enough to see first hand so many of the great things about the country - its diverse landscapes and stunning views across several towns and cities (especially Sarajevo), how much the country has been rebuilt in the last 20 years (it would not be fair to class Bosnia as 'war torn' any longer), the wonderful mix of architecture and traditions, its excellent local cuisine and of course the down to earth and wonderfully hospitable Bosnian people who are always welcoming of visitors. Bosnians are rightfully keen to show that their country has so much more to it than the war that ended there more than 25 years ago. Having been on several tours I feel like I am just about an expert on all things Bosnia and Herzegovina. I absolutely recommend Funky Tours - in fact I cannot recommend them highly enough. Bosnia is a great country to explore and because of its offering which includes Olympic ski slopes near Sarajevo and vineyards in Herzegovina it can be considered as both a winter and summer destination. The main thing is to make sure you go there at some point - and use Funky Tours to show you around! (the tours I went on were always carried out within covid restrictions, in a small group or one to one)
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