Serbia · FOOD
Every trip has one free day too few. These 4 food experiences justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Walk Belgrade from Kralja Petra 6 with guides such as Matija, Marija, Milica, or Marko. Expect coffee, Serbian dishes, snacks, drinks, rakija, neighborhood stories, and stops at restaurants and local shops. The pace is moderate, and the tour ends where it begins.
“I had a great evening trying some delicious traditional Serbian foods. There are several tastings and two drinks.”
Join a small English-language food walk through Belgrade with guide Yair when available. Taste Serbian specialties, rakija, market foods, and drinks while exploring Skadarlija, Cetinjska, the Design District, and Bajlonijeva Pijaca.
“Yair was an excellent guide. He was enthusiastic about sharing his extensive knowledge of Belgrade and made the tour interesting and fun. There was plenty of great food included and the rakia tasting was very welcome on a cool morning.”
Walk Kalenić Farmers Market with local guide Ksenija, tasting hot burek, peppery ajvar, fresh kaymak, čvarci, ćevapi, baklava, and žito. The 90-minute private tour visits longtime family producers and runs Friday through Sunday mornings in English.
“I've heard about delicious Serbian food and wanted to find out where it was coming from. The tour was spot on. Everything we sampled was fresh and delicious. I loved the atmosphere of the market, its scents, colors and sounds, and how people were friendly to each other.”
Spend up to four hours walking central Belgrade with a local guide such as Toby or Sanjin, stopping for burek, sausage, ćevapi, pizza, Šopska salad, sweets, and coffee. The small-group tour visits Republic Square, Knez Mihailova, Dorćol, Kalemegdan, and Skadarlija.
“Very accommodating and a great way to be introduced to Belgrade. Good food, cool spots, and our tour guide was very nice.”
Pick a river, a fortress or a cellar.
