Serbia · FOOD
What each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. 5 food experiences to choose between.
Explore Belgrade through Serbian dishes, rakija, coffee, street food, local stories, and a four-hour walk with an English-speaking guide.
“A great introduction to Belgrade with wonderful food (come hungry) and a pleasant and knowledgeable guide in Maria. We learnt so much in the 4 hours!”
Taste Serbian food across Belgrade, from Skadarlija and Bajlonijeva Market to rakija, local drinks, and lively neighborhood stops.
“Honestly was one of the best food tours I have ever taken! Not only was the food great and there was a LOT of it, but our host (Yair) was so fun! Our group was really fun as well, and the tour was also touched upon history. All great attributes for a great tour. Would highly recommend anyone wanting to experience a great food tour in Serbia to take this one and try to get Yair!”
Taste burek, ajvar, kaymak, ćevapi, baklava and žito at Belgrade’s Kalenić Market with a local regular as your guide.
“I enjoyed every bit and bite. From an old school burek bakery where you're greeted with a big smile and taste the steamy burek that just got out of the owen, to the charming old lady who serves traditional desserts from her tiny kiosk...amazing! So real and so rare these days!”
Taste Tito-era Serbian dishes, visit his House of Flowers memorial, and learn to cook Karađorđe steak in Belgrade.
“On the "Eat Like Tito" tour, we enjoyed authentic dishes that gave us food for thought about controversial history related to Tito. The guide's enthusiasm and knowledge of history added depth to each bite, making the experience both educatiRead more”
Explore Belgrade by e-scooter, tasting Serbian food at Zemun Market, riding the Danube Quay, and visiting local sights beyond the tourist center.
“Had a lovely and enriching tour with Eleanor as our guide. It felt like a great way to experience Belgrade, both seeing the city, learning some of the history and tasting the food!”
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