History & culture experience

Do you know why 16 workers of Radio Television of Serbia headquarters were killed in Belgrade?

Do you know what is hidden in the underground passages of Belgrade?

Do you know that only one mosque has been preserved in Belgrade from the 273 that previously existed?

Do you know where the Jewish Quarter in Belgrade was?

Do you know which football club is the most famous in the Dorcol neighborhood?

Do you know that the biggest book bonfire in Europe during the Second World War was in Belgrade?

Do you know what “merak” means in Serbian culture?

You can find the answer to these and many other questions about Serbia and Belgrade on the History and culture experience.

This experience will educate you about the historical development of Serbia, the many wars that the Serbian people survived, the religions that intertwined in this area, the old streets, untold stories and the many mysteries of Belgrade.

You will have the opportunity to visit St. Mark’s Church and hear why it is unusual and to see the only preserved mosque in Belgrade. You will witness the buildings destroyed during the NATO bombing, hear about innocent victims, understand the history of Yugoslavia, explore the beautiful Tasmajdan Park and visit the Dorcol neighborhood. You will discover the main sights of Kosančićev venac:  The Residence of Princess Ljubica, the Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Holy Archangel Michael Orthodox Church.

Furthermore, we will continue with cultural stories through the authentic, local flavors of Serbia. You will have the unique opportunity to try domestic rakija, wine, juices, jam, and honey and get familiar with Serbian customs and traditions. 

After this experience, you will completely understand the history, culture, and mentality of people in Serbia.