Every day except Monday all year round

Danube - The Iron Gate

99_.00

Your accommodation

9-10 hrs

Spend the day next to the most important European river and enjoy in beautiful views through the longest European gorge.

At its beginning, the mysterious “unassailable” fortress Golubac captures us with its beauty, history, and legends. Visit this medieval fortress and find out how forbidden love made one princess captured in the highest tower.

Feel the nature of Djerdap – the largest national park in Serbia, from the place where the Danube is the widest to the place where it is deepest. At the archaeological site of Lepenski Vir, find out why the Neolithic people settled there about 8,000 years ago, how they looked like, what they were doing, what Gods they prayed to...

Note: The tour is done via a touristic van.

What will you see

Golubac fortress visitor center
Lepenski Vir arheological site (During February Lepenski Vir in closed for visitors, instead we will be visiting Viminacium, Roman city from the 1st century AD)
Kapetan Mišin breg - ethno household
Drive next to beautiful view points

What's included

Pick up from your accommodation
Entrance fees
Professional tour guide
Drop off at your accommodation

Schedule

This tour is available every day except Monday all year round. Please contact us for more information.

Dec 22 Sunday

9.00am

Dec 24 Tuesday

9.00am

Dec 25 Wednesday

9.00am

Dec 26 Thursday

9.00am

Dec 27 Friday

9.00am

Dec 28 Saturday

9.00am

Meeting point

Our guides will pick you up at your accommodation.

Historical and culturally rich tours in a country with magnificent landscapes

Top class experience in Serbia thanks to Belgrade Walking Tours. Originally we were going to do just a city break for a couple days in Belgrade but we changed our booking to be a week long so we could see other parts of Serbia as well (using Belgrade as a base & booking tours through Belgrade Walking Tours) We emailed with Milos ahead of our trip to share with him our interests so that he could propose a perfect itinerary for us. We started on day 1 with the walking tours down town & 20th century by tour guide Stefan who was very knowledgeable and presented in a fun , engaging way. Great way to learn how to get around Belgrade & work out which museums/ places of interest we would visit later on in the week. Milos was our tour guide for the other trips - friendly tour guide who provided us with super insightful perspectives on history, culture, environment of Serbia. We did the Uvac hiking excursion which was a lot of fun & the hike provided us with outstanding views of the canyon & the vultures flying overhead. We also took the trip to Danube River. Incredible to see Lepenski Vir, an ancient settlement 8000 BC archeological site, which we knew nothing about until now. Also to hike in the National Park with spectacular views of Danube & also to visit Golubac fortress, learning all about its history including its story from AustiaHungary & the Ottoman times. The other tour we took was Pannonian tour which included ethnically diverse & historical Novi Sad (2nd largest city) ; wine cellar visit & a visit to an exceptionally interesting Krusedol monastery learning about the history of Serb Orthodox religion during Ottoman times. There is so much to see & do in Serbia, beyond just the typical weekend trip in Belgrade. Lots of interesting cultural & historical sites & lots of fun places to visit too. People were all welcoming & friendly. Top tip: contact Milos in advance to plan an itinerary and try to stay there for a week if you can

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Reviewed on November 22nd, 2024

Great Free Walking Tours in Belgrade

I joined the Free Downtown Walking Tour with Jovana and Free 20th Century Walking Tour with Stefan during the second week of November 2024. Both tours and tour guides were excellent. They really took the time to explain the sites and it's good to get a local's perspective. I am so happy I joined the free walking tours. I would definitely recommend this to anyone visiting Belgrade.

A5937ZYlisal on tripadvisor