Serbia 4-in-1 Tour with Novi Sad,Zlatibor,Golubac & Sargan 8｜Serbia

Begin your adventure in Belgrade, the vibrant capital of Serbia. Explore the city's main attractions, including The Republic Square, the National Theater, and the National Museum. Stroll through the Bohemian Quarter (Skadarlija), the oldest part of Belgrade with Ottoman heritage, and see the oldest residential house and the museum of the Serbian language. Visit the only mosque in the city, the Zoo, Kalemegdan Park, and the Belgrade Fortress. Admire the "Victor," the most famous symbol of Belgrade, and the confluence of the Sava and the Danube rivers. See the Saborna Church, the café "?", and Knez Mihailova Street.

Next, head to Novi Sad, the cultural center of the Serbians, often called "Serbian Athens." Walk through the oldest streets, admiring magnificent baroque, classical, and neo-gothic buildings, and colorful facades. Fall in love with its graceful atmosphere and its inhabitants who have preserved the tranquility and natural kindness.

Continue to Djerdap, the largest national park in Serbia, where the Danube is the widest and deepest. Visit the archaeological site of Lepenski Vir and learn about the Neolithic people who settled there about 8,000 years ago. Discover how they looked, what they did, and the gods they prayed to.

Visit the mysterious “unassailable” fortress Golubac, known for its beauty, history, and legends. Find out how forbidden love made one princess captured in the highest tower.

Travel through Serbia's breathtaking landscapes, where history, geography, and the Serbian lifestyle blend seamlessly. Pass through mountainous areas, valleys, hills, and plateaus, and immerse yourself in the beauty of rivers, mountains, forests, and viewpoints.

Experience an old train ride on the "Ćira," a narrow eight-shaped railway track, from the base of Tara Mountain to the village of Šargan. Visit Drvengrad, an enchanting ethno village created by film director Emir Kusturica, and enjoy traditional Serbian cuisine with a hilltop view.

See the iconic house on the rock in the Drina River, featured on the cover of National Geographic. Take a deep breath while visiting Zlatibor Mountain. Enjoy nature next to the lake and drink coffee in one of the many restaurants surrounding it. Taste local food in a traditional open-air market and try out typical food from the western Serbia area.