Tours from Belgrade
Manasija & Ravanica tour
We will start this tour along the Belgrade-Nis highway. Upon arrival at the Manasija monastery (founded by Despot Stefan Lazarevic in the first half of the 15th century), you'll visit the best preserved medieval fortification in Serbia (its defensive walls include 12 towers).
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Castles on the Danube tour
We will start with visiting a former capital of Serbia Smederevo, now a vast castle on the Danube surrounded by a modern town. You will tour the 15th century fortress, with its triangular shape, 25 huge towers and its moat and citadel.
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Topola tour
Afterward we see the church of St George, a masterpiece covered in mosaics, reproducing the most beautiful frescoes of the medieval Serbian church art. The church also serves as the mausoleum for Karadjordje and other members of the dynasty that he created.
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Sremski Karlovci tour
We will drive into the fertile Danube valley to the handsome town of Sremski Karlovci where you can almost step back in time to its heyday 150 years ago. The town is one of Serbia's most significant cultural centers.
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Mount Avala tour
We will drive 11 miles south of the city to the 1,677ft high Mount Avala, where the ancient town of Zmov once stood, for a day of tranquility and lovely scenery. At the peak of the mountain is a terrace and the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, built on the orders of the King with the eight provinces of Yugoslavia represented by massive statues of black marble guarding the monument.
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Vojvodina tour
We will visit the Krusedol Serbian Orthodox Monastery, dating back from the 16th century, one of the many famous monasteries in the Fruska Gora region. Also, the town of Sremski Karlovci - with its long and interesting heritage and international historical significance.
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Vrsac & Kovacica tour
On this tour we will drive 40 miles north-east of Belgrade to Kovacica to enjoy some unique artworks and to learn about an almost vanished way of life. This tiny, ethnically diverse village is well-known for its 'naive' art - its colourful depictions of daily life - local farms, families, houses, harvests, weddings and wheat fields - that represent the traditional values and culture of which the local population is fiercely proud and which are highly sought-after for their entrancing portraits of rural life.
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