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On this new guaranteed departure, small group tour, begin in Belgrade, Serbia’s vibrant capital, exploring its bohemian quarters, historic fortress, and lively riverside districts. Journey through the northern Vojvodina region, known for its rich heritage and wine traditions, before heading to Zlatibor Mountain to experience breathtaking landscapes, open-air museums, and the world’s longest panoramic gondola.
Delve into Serbia's history with visits to royal mausoleums, charming ethno villages, and a ride on the nostalgic Šargan Eight Railroad. Discover the artistic masterpiece of Drvengrad, explore the Danube’s scenic treasures, or relax in Belgrade’s cosmopolitan charm.
This tour operates with a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 24 passengers. These are guaranteed departure tours operated in conjunction with our Balkan partners and are not exclusive to Regent Holidays’ clients. Please note that our local partners reserve the right to change hotels to similar hotels of the same standard. These tours are fully escorted from arrival to departure.
Fly to Belgrade, Serbia's capital. On arrival, meet your transfer driver and head into the city to check-in at your hotel. Along the way, your driver will show you and tell some stories about the Western Gate of Belgrade, the famous Belgrade Arena and the monumental Palace of Serbia. This evening there will be a welcome meeting at the hotel with the tour guide.
The rest of the evening is at leisure to enjoy Belgrade's gastronomy and nightlife. We recommend you take a short, leisurely walk through one of the oldest quarters towards the bohemian heart of Belgrade - Skadarlija. In this charming 19th century cobbled street you will find many numerous ‘kafanas’ where you can try delicious local specialities while listening to traditional music.
Start your day exploring Belgrade, a city renowned for its diverse architecture, vibrant history, and stunning views of Europe’s largest river confluence. Begin at the Museum of Yugoslav History, dedicated to the life of Josip Broz Tito, then pass by the stadium of FC Red Star and visit the Temple of Saint Sava, a symbol of the city. Enjoy a panoramic tour from Slavija Square to Saint Mark’s Church, the Serbian National Parliament, White Palace, and Republic Square, surrounded by cultural landmarks like the National Theatre and Museum.
Stroll along lively Knez Mihailo Street, Belgrade’s main pedestrian zone, before visiting the Orthodox Cathedral Church of Saint Michael the Archangel. Learn about the city’s oldest tavern, the intriguing “?” (Question Mark), then conclude at Kalemegdan Park and Belgrade Fortress, the city’s most important cultural-historic site, overlooking the majestic Sava and Danube rivers. As evening falls, enjoy a Belgrade Sundown Cruise. Sail along the majestic rivers, passing iconic landmarks and historic sites, while taking in the city’s illuminated skyline and vibrant riverside ambience. (B)
Explore the highlights of Vojvodina, Serbia’s northern province, known for its scenic landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Begin your journey through the picturesque wine region and visit Krušedol Monastery, where monks produce wine and rakija. Continue to Sremski Karlovci, a charming ‘museum town’ with a Baroque centre, Patriarchal Court, Orthodox Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, and Serbia’s first secondary school.
Enjoy a wine tasting at one of the region’s top wineries before heading to Novi Sad, the 2021 European Capital of Culture. This multicultural city, shaped by Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman influences, features a vibrant pedestrian zone and diverse architecture. Conclude your visit at Petrovaradin Fortress, the ‘Gibraltar of the Danube,’ offering breathtaking views of the river. Return to Belgrade for an evening at leisure. (B)
This morning travel from Belgrade to the scenic Šumadija region, often called the "Serbian Tuscany." Visit Oplenac, home to the royal mausoleum and steeped in the legacy of the Karađorđević dynasty. Explore a century-old winery where tradition and craftsmanship define Serbia’s winemaking heritage, and enjoy a tasting of three exquisite wines.
Continue to Zlatibor Mountain, the site of Serbia's first royal resort. Check into a mountain hotel and stroll through the charming town centre of this picturesque air spa. In the evening, savour a traditional Serbian dinner featuring regional specialities like ajvar, kajmak, and artisan-cured meats, complemented by hearty pies, succulent veal, or fresh fish. Tonight enjoy dinner of rich Serbian flavours at a traditional kafana serving farm to table, set against the stunning backdrop of Zlatibor's natural beauty. (B,D)
Start your day with a ride on the Zlatibor Gold Gondola Lift, the world’s longest panoramic lift. Stretching nine kilometres from Zlatibor’s centre to Tornik Peak, it offers stunning views of meadows, Ribničko Lake, and Western Serbia’s expansive landscapes.
Next, visit Sirogojno’s Old Village open-air museum to explore traditional mountain life through restored homes like the family house and bread-making house. Don’t miss the iconic Sirogojno sweaters, handcrafted from raw wool. Continue to Stopića Cave, a natural marvel shaped by the Trnava stream. Explore its vast chambers, including the Light Hall and the Great Hall, famous for their striking limestone tubs. Return to Zlatibor for a free evening. (B)
Depart Zlatibor and journey to the scenic Mokra Gora region. Begin with a ride on the Šargan Eight Railroad aboard the charming "Nostalgia" train. This narrow-gauge heritage railway, famous for its figure-eight track, offers stunning mountain views, tunnels, and viaducts while transporting you back to the early 20th century.
Next, visit Drvengrad, the ethno village built by filmmaker Emir Kusturica. Crafted primarily from wood, this unique village features the Mećavnik Hotel, galleries, shops, a cinema, and a church. Known for hosting the annual Küstendorf Film and Music Festival, it has welcomed stars like Johnny Depp and Monica Bellucci. In the afternoon return to Belgrade, where you’ll have the evening free to unwind and enjoy dinner at your leisure. (B)
Enjoy a free day in Belgrade to explore the city at your own pace or opt for an optional excursion to the Danuve and Eastern part of Serbia. For those staying in the capital, consider strolling through the lively pedestrianised Knez Mihailova Street or relaxing by the riverside at Beton Hala, known for its trendy cafes and restaurants. If you're an art enthusiast, visit the Museum of Contemporary Art in Ušće Park, offering stunning views of the confluence of the Sava and Danube Rivers, or the Nikola Tesla Museum to learn about Serbia’s most famous inventor.
Alternatively, take a full-day tour east along the Danube to the majestic Golubac Fortress, perched dramatically at the entrance of the Djerdap Gorge. Continue to Lepenski Vir, an archaeological site revealing the mysteries of one of Europe’s oldest prehistoric civilisations. In the evening, return to Belgrade and soak in the city’s vibrant nightlife or enjoy dinner at one of its authentic kafanas for a true taste of Serbian hospitality. (B)
Transfer back to Belgrade Airport today to take your return flight. (B)
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This tour operates with a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 24 passengers. These are guaranteed departure tours operated in conjunction with our Balkan partners and are not exclusive to Regent Holidays’ clients. Please note that our local partners reserve the right to change hotels to similar hotels of the same standard. Please speak to our Balkan specialists about upgrading your hotels
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