About this experience
Belgrade is one of the largest, most important, and popular cities in Southeastern Europe. I will tell you how its geographical location influenced it, what wars were fought here, and how deputies from three different states were treated in the local parliament. I will show you the local 'calling cards' and reveal which significant global events our city witnessed.
What to Expect
Belgrade from a Postcard
You will see iconic places of the Serbian capital: Republic Square, the National Theatre, the monument to Prince Mihailo, and the Hotel Moskva. You will discover which nations left a mark in the history of the ancient Kalemegdan Fortress and explore the preserved buildings from the 19th-20th centuries on the central pedestrian street. In Tasmajdan Park, I will show you the St. Mark's Church and the Russian Church of the Holy Trinity, where General Wrangel was reburied.
Diverse Belgrade
We will not overlook the St. Sava Temple — the largest Orthodox temple in the world by area. And other attractions of Belgrade: the Patriarchate House, Princess Ljubica's Residence, the Question Mark Restaurant, and the Parliament. I will demonstrate interesting scientific exhibits at the Nikola Tesla Museum, talk about the city's past and contemporary life, famous Serbian scientists, and local culture.
Organizational Details
Tickets to the Nikola Tesla Museum are not included in the price – 500 Serbian dinars per person (about 4.5 euros).
