Serbia · SEGWAY & SCOOTER RIDES
Belgrade is a ridge city, which is the argument for wheels. These 13 rides cover the fortress, the riverbank and New Belgrade without the climb, priced, with route length and how much training comes first.
Glide through Belgrade on a small-group Segway tour, learning WW1 and medieval stories at Kalemegdan and beyond, with helmets and guide.
“Great experience, definitely recommended. Host was knowledgeable, friendly felt like I've known him for a while.”
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!!!!”
Zip through Zemun on a guided e-scooter tour with helmets, riverwalk views, Gardos Tower, and English commentary in about 3.5 hours.
“This was a very well organised trip. The Zemun tour was great and our guide Angela was very helpful. We added a stop at the local street market for Serbian meat and rakia - recommended!”
Belgrade Segway tour: glide from Knez Mihailova to Kalemegdan fortress, top monuments, WWII sites, and Roman wells. Helmet and guide included.
“Amazing & memorable experience! Tour guide is very accommodating and patient. Segways are very easy after a while.”
Rent-free Belgrade highlights on an e-scooter. A private 2 to 3 hour ride past St. Sava, Dorcol, Knez Mihailova, and the fortress.
“Tour was booked, credit card charged and last minute was told it will be cancelled. Not nice cos it makes people have to make alternative plans. Next time if you are not confirmed, don’t charged ppl money.”
Ride an e-scooter through Belgrade’s New Belgrade, visit Genex Tower and Palace of Serbia, and learn Yugoslavia history in 3 hours.
“We had an amazing afternoon. Interesting, fun and easy going. Our guide Elenaor was taking care of us perfectly. All of us enjoyed to scooter tour. Highly recommended”
Hop on an e-scooter for a 3-hour Belgrade tour linking Dorcol murals, two stadium neighborhoods, and hooligan graffiti, with expert guide stories.
“Great experience, lots of interesting insights. More than 3 hours of hands on stories and looking at 2 stadiums and many graffiti.”
Belgrade layover private e-scooter tour with airport pickup, helmets, and quick stops at Kalemegdan Fortress, Saint Sava, Republic Square, and Sava River.
“This was a really fun way for our family to see Belgrade’s highlights in just a few hours. Our guide was very informative, and the tour was beautiful. Super easy pickup and drop off to the airport. We highly recommend the restaurant Elephants as well, just down the street from the e-scooter shop.”
Ride e-scooters through Dorćol and Savamala to spot Belgrade street art with a licensed English guide, plus tea or coffee.
“The perfect route through Belgrade, lots of graffiti painting, places you’ve not going to find as a tourist, nice guide (Angela).”
Ride a sidecar through Belgrade with hotel pickup, coffee or tea, and stops in Dorcol and Kosutnjak Hill on a private 2-3 hour tour.
“I wanted something fun and different while on a business trip to Belgrade. This looked like a fun way of seeing the city after a long flight. The tour far exceeded my expectations and was so fun. Beautiful weather, everyone on the streets smiled and waved at us, a wonderful stop to enjoy coffee by the Danube river, great sights. An all around magical way to experience Belgrade.”
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!”
Belgrade and Zemun by e-scooter while tasting Serbian dry meat, top cevapi with kajmak, and dessert at local markets. 3.5 hours.
Ride an e-scooter through Belgrade’s top sights in 3 hours, from Kalemegdan Fortress to Knez Mihailova, with most entries handled.
“We had an amazing day with Marko on an e-scooter tour of Belgrade. We were able to see much more than if we had just been walking. Belgrade is beautiful, and we learned so much about the history, architecture, and politics of this very iRead more”
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