There are lots of interesting and authentic places in Serbia you should visit. However, if you miss out on some of these, you’ll probably regret it.

In a country of fascinating natural riches, valuable cultural and historical landmarks, warm hospitality and crazy nightlife, one thing is for certain – you won’t get bored. From the unique meanders of the Uvac River, through the vineyards and monasteries of Fruška Gora and special spirit of the Vojvodina plains, and all the way to medieval fortresses, we have selected several tours for you, through which you will get to know Serbia in a special way, but have a great time as well.

1. The Golubac Fortress and the Đerdap National Park

Would you like to visit Europe’s largest natural history and archaeological museum in nature? If your answer is “yes”, then the tour during which you’ll have the opportunity to discover an expanse of 63,000 hectares filled with invaluable, beautiful and diverse plant and animal life is the right choice for you.

Known as the Iron Gate of Danube, Đerdap is a unique place known for its archaeological sites and cultural and historical monuments such as Lepenski vir and Golubački grad. During the exciting tour with expert guides, aside from going through the fascinating Golubac Fortress that is believed to be built in the 14 th century, you’ll have the opportunity to discover Lepenski vir as well – a Paleolithic site that is a confirmation of its kind that the local culture of six millennia ago had developed social relations, architecture and art.

2. The Eastern Serbia jewels

Mysterious and lush, Eastern Serbia has always attracted both enthusiasts searching for hidden gems of nature and those who enjoy unusual stories, myths, and legends about Vlach magic, haunted castles, and paranormal phenomena. All this and much more can be expected on a full- day tour through the greatest treasures of this part of Serbia.

Krupaj spring, Manasija monastery, Resava cave and Lisine and Veliki Buk waterfalls are only some of the interesting natural and culture and historical attractions that you will enjoy in. Discovering this mysterious and exciting part of Serbia, followed by interesting stories that you won’t be able to find in books is an unforgettable adventure that you’ll surely remember for a long time and with a smile on your face.

3. The Šargan Eight & the Tara Mountain

The ride with the well known Ćira train is an unusual and unique opportunity to enjoy an iconic ambience while passing the beautiful scenery of nature and small village houses. During the full- day tour from Belgrade you’ll also have the opportunity to see the authentic ethnic village on the Mećavnik hill. Of course we’re talking about Drvengrad – the home of the famous Kustendorf film festival.

The Tara National Park is a must-visit station, where you’ll enjoy the phenomenal untouched nature, as well as some of the most beautiful viewpoints in Serbia. On the way back, you will have the opportunity to see the famous house on the Drina River and hear many interesting stories behind this and many other attractions that we will visit during this exciting and unforgettable adventure.

4. Novi Sad & Fruška Gora National Park

The visit to the Athens of Serbia, or Novi Sad, is one of the must-visit stations when you find yourselves in Serbia. The city of youth, music, good time, nightlife, and the home of EXIT – one of the best music festivals in Europe – will charm you with its hospitality and endless cultural colorfulness. Aside from going through the lively streets of the capital of Vojvodina, our guides will gladly introduce you to the Petrovaradin Fortress – the symbol of Novi Sad and one of the biggest and best preserved fortresses in Europe.

Not far from Novi Sad there is the magical Fruška Gora – an island mountain that formed a part of the Pannonian Sea until 90 million years ago, and the next destination you’ll visit on this full- day tour. Amidst the endless greenery of deciduous forests, it’s believed that around 16 monasteries were built between the 16 th and 18 th centuries in Baroque and Moravian architecture styles of medieval Serbia. Due to its large number of sanctuaries, Fruška Gora is also known as the “Holy Mountain” or the “Serbian Athos”.

5. A cruise through the Uvac River Canyon

Hop on the comfortable boat and enjoy the sights of crystal clear water and unreal emerald color, as well as the lively greenery that surrounds this special nature resort and the home of the griffon vulture – a special kind of vulture that was at the verge of extinction in Serbia. During this exciting full-day tour you’ll also have the opportunity to visit two incredible viewpoints – Molitva and Veliki vrhovi.

Aside from enjoying the beautiful, untouched nature that will wake all your senses, we’ll also visit a wonderful ice cave system that spreads across impressive six kilometers. Don’t miss out on a unique opportunity to uncover the magic of the Ice Cave and discover what makes it so special.

6. The three fortresses of Danube

For those of you who are lovers of true historical adventures that will take you back to the exciting and turbulent history filled with interesting legends and mysterious stories, the tour during which you’ll visit three fascinating fortresses on the beautiful blue Danube is the perfect choice. Each of these three fortresses is unique in its own way and hides unbelievable myths and specific architecture that will fascinate and surprise you.

During the full-day tour, our first station is the Fortress of Smederevo, one of the largest plain medieval structures of this kind, and a favorite when it comes to lovers of archaeology and history. One of the names of the next one is the Iron Gate of Danube, equally mysterious and fascinating structure that has guarded the passage through the Đerdap Gorge for centuries, and whose secrets only Danube really knows. And lastly but certainly not less impressive and interesting – the medieval Ram Fortress. Why they describe it as a miracle of a fortress – we’ll leave it for you to discover.

7. The Zasavica Safari

One of the last authentically preserved swamps in Serbia is an ideal location for a fulfilled and exciting day in amazing nature. If you enjoy spending time with animals while trying out local specialties and discovering the diverse plant life, one thing is for sure – here you’ll find it all.

Thousands of endangered and protected plant and animal species have chosen Zasavica as their home, and a lot of old domestic animal races that can’t be found anywhere else live here. The boat ride around Zasavica Lake is a phenomenal experience that both kids and grownups will enjoy. The special experience of walking around and meeting animals that roam freely will be completed by trying out authentic homemade food from the Zasavica Farmstead that will satisfy your senses.

8. The Fruška Gora wine route

Magical and authentic, aside from imposing natural treasures and valuable cultural and historical landmarks, the Fruška Gora region is also known for being rich in special, rare and authentic varieties of wine. Every admirer and lover of quality wine and delicious local specialties that experienced sommeliers will combine for you will enjoy this wine route.

Aside from visiting two small family-owned wineries where you’ll have the opportunity to try different homemade wines and traditional plates, during this full-day hedonistic tour you’ll also visit the beautiful medieval city of wine – Sremski Karlovci, as well as the Velika Remeta Monastery that will take you back to the middle ages for a moment, to feel the spirit of Serbian faith and tradition.

9. Subotica & the Zvonko Bogdan Winery

Another hedonistic experience that you’ll regret missing out on is the visit of the cultural centre of Vojvodina – the visit to the Zvonko Bogdan winery, and of course the sunset on the magical Palić Lake. In Subotica you’ll have the opportunity to visit the city symbol – the Synagogue or the Saint Theresa Cathedral, as well as other important landmarks that our guides will tell you interesting stories about.

After visiting this charming and the northernmost Serbian city, it’s time for relaxing and enjoying the good wine and local food. The Zvonko Bogdan Winery is located on a beautiful lake that represents the ideal relaxation, recreation and vacation destination. Give in to the beautiful nature, the soothing view of the sunny lake and long walks during sunset.

10. Avala & Kosmaj

Only ten kilometers from Belgrade, there is Avala, a favorite mountain and picnic spot of the Belgrade citizens. Here you’ll enjoy the overwhelming smells of deciduous and pine forests, birds chirping and the best view of the capital. The responsible for the unreal view above the clouds of Belgrade and its surroundings is the Avala Tower, and another thing you definitely shouldn’t miss out on is the Monument to the Unknown Hero that is wrapped in a veil of mystery and interesting legends that you’ll have the opportunity to hear from our experienced guides.

Our next station is another mountain just outside Belgrade, known for its untouched, lush nature, and its futuristic, unique monument from the communist era, that strongly reminds of an spaceship. After walking through a dense oak forest we’ll visit the famous Kabinet craft brewery, where you’ll try the best craft beer that will go perfectly with the homemade food. And when you add the fascinating view of the Šumadija region as the final touch, you’ll get the ideal active and fulfilled day.

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