Serbia · FOOD & DRINK
Serbian cooking is grilled, smoked and served in portions built for farm work. These 15 tours work the Belgrade markets, the bakeries and the kafanas, priced and clear about exactly how hungry to arrive.
Taste Serbian dishes, snacks, coffee, and rakija on a 4-hour guided food walk in Belgrade, starting at Kralja Petra 6.
“Great tour! Matija made the tour really fun! Definitely recommend this tour for an authentic Serbian experience.”
Eat your way through Belgrade on a small-group Serbian food tour with tastings, rakija, and market stops, ending for local drinks.
“Yair is just the best guide for this tour. We had booked it as a morningtour, there wasn't enough for a tour. Another couple had asked for an evening tour, so Yair asked if we would do the tour in the evening, and so we did. And what a fantastic way, to spend a friday evening in Belgrade. The tour itself was great, and Yair is just great company. The tour normally takes 3 1/2 hour, and well, the food tour did. But me and my son and the other couple, ended with Yair in a very nice bar, and left it 3 hours later. I can't describe, how great…”
Ride an e-scooter through Belgrade and stop at Dogma and Gvint for craft beer tastings, plus scenic fortress views.
“All super good. Big up! The city in the night is so beautiful. I recommend doing this with friends!!!!”
Three-hour Belgrade pub crawl with unlimited beer to start, guided stops near the center and river, then a final club in Savamala.
“Toby was a top class guide going above and beyond. An absolute gentleman and showed us some great highlights of the city at night. Fully recommend him to anyone else coming, you won't see Belgrade at night the same way unless you let Toby show you around. Would definitely do this again!!”
Private Novi Sad day trip from Belgrade with Bermet wine tasting, Petrovaradin Fortress tunnels, Stari Grad walk, and farm meal.
“This trip was fantastic. Marko was an excellent guide and was very knowledgeable and passionate about Novi Sad, Petrovaradin, and Serbia in general. I definitely recommend this tour.”
Taste Serbia across Belgrade’s Kalenić market with a guide, sampling burek, ajvar, kaymak, ćevapi, and desserts in 1.5 hours.
“I've heard about delicious Serbian food and wanted to find out where it was coming from. The tour was spot on. Everything we sampled was fresh and delicious. I loved the atmosphere of the market, its scents, colors and sounds, and how people were friendly to each other.”
Taste nine Serbian rakija styles in Belgrade with Toby, plus small bites, at English-led spots over about 3 hours.
“This is worst experience ever. I had to pay in advance and then less than 12 hours before the tour, I got message that it is cancelled as they did not find enough participants. What a nightmare. While charging USD57 per person, I received zero service. Instead they offered me EUR 450 option to celebrate new year eve. Seriously? What can you offer for this amount in Belgrade???”
Private day trip from Belgrade to Novi Sad and Sremski Karlovci, with Petrovaradin Fortress and a Vinarija Kiš wine tasting.
“Excellent tour with Luka. He was a great guide and told us amazing stories about the cities we visited. I definitely recommend this tour to others.”
Sip Belgrade craft beer at up to three venues with an English guide, a cheese-and-meat platter, and a small-group, social pace.
“A fun evening, great guide. a relaxed and enjoyable evening . Great beer selections. Made for a good welcome to Belgrade.”
A 3.5-hour Belgrade walking wine tasting with up to six Serbian wines, cheese and snacks, classic city sights, and small-group chats.
“The wine tour was well done a quick review of serbian wine history and a good teste of the many wines they have. Service and ambiance was top class”
Natural wine tasting at Plavinci Organic Winery near Belgrade with 90ml pours, vineyard views, cellar tour, and snacks.
“We thoroughly enjoyed this, went with a group of froends. The wine was excellent, food portions generous, beautiful scenery and funny host!”
From Belgrade, tour Ram, Golubac, and Smederevo fortresses, then taste Serbian wine and brandy at Pruna Distillery.
“An amazing trip with so many great experiences! I was thrilled to see Golubac Fortress near the Romanian border. Our guide was super knowledgeable and friendly, and it was great talking about Serbian history and asking questions. Took tons of fantastic photos! I’ll definitely recommend this to all my friends!”
Explore Belgrade's Zemun on an e-scooter food tour, tasting Serbian bites along the Danube quay, with a safety briefing and local stops.
“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!”
Private wine tasting in Belgrade with food pairings underground at a steady 12 C, a small-group feel for 3 hours at $75.24.
“Our hostess was very knowledgeable about European wines (as well as Serbian). The charcuterie plate exceeded our expectations and the environment was fantastic! Would definitely recommend this experience.”
Belgrade and Zemun by e-scooter while tasting Serbian dry meat, top cevapi with kajmak, and dessert at local markets. 3.5 hours.
Pick a river, a fortress, a monastery or a still.
