After hotel pick-up, we will drive to Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan park. This is the place where the most distant past can be seen, and where Belgrade started as a human settlement a very long time ago. It is the most logical spot to begin unfolding an unusual and exciting story about Belgrade - the 'Crossroads of the Worlds'. You'll enjoy superb views at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, New Belgrade and Zemun, and see the excellent open-air exhibition of the Military Museum.

After visiting the Fortress of Belgrade our tour continues to the heart of the city, the Republic square, with a monument to Prince Michael, and buildings of National Theater and National Museum. In the area of vibrant Knez Mihajlova pedestrian street, participants have some free time, and a refreshment break (30. min|) is offered. One drink is included in the tour price.

After the break our tour continues with the panoramic ride: enjoy seeing Terazije with the famous Moskva Hotel, National Assembly, City Council ('Old Court'), Kneza Miloša Street (with some scars from the recent conflicts still visible), luxurious residential quarter of Dedinje, Memorial of Marshall Tito, Red Star soccer stadium. After the panoramic ride, we stop to visit St Sava Cathedral, one of the largest churches in existence. Aside from its enormous size, this church dedicated to a Serbian medieval prince and a saint is featuring the largest mosaics in the world, covering a whole interior area of approximately 17000 sq. meters. A must-see.

After the St. Sava church visit, let us see more of Belgrade highlights, by continuing with the panoramic ride. During this stage we will see Slavija Roundabout with its fountain, King Milan St. "The spine of Belgrade", going to "Old Town" and passing by Orthodox Cathedral (1845) and the Patriarchate of the Serbian Orthodox Church. We will see Princess Ljubica's Residence, the first modest ruler's palace from the time when Serbia liberated itself from the Ottomans, and the famous Question mark '?' Inn, the oldest restaurant in the city (1823), and the only one with such a strange name in the whole world.