Belgrade Bohemian Night

Name: Belgrade Bohemian Night
Brand: Belgrade Free Walking Tour
SKU: 777aece8-b077-49b9-9879-d52497dc1392
Availability: InStock

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Summary

Skadarlija is the synonym for Bohemian lifestyle and pastime. This is an old paved street, about 400 meters long, surrounded by beautiful facades and cafes that haven’t changed its image for 150 years. Skadarlija is the city's meeting place for artists, poets and gourmets.You will pass by the house of the famous Serbian poet and painter Đura Jakšić, the house nowadays hosts concerts and literary meetings. On this tour, you will visit one of the most popular tavern or so-called "kafana" on the street, offering traditional Serbian cuisine, home-made wine, rakija (local fruit brandy) and beer. A three-course dinner will be accompanied by traditional live music and you will get one welcome drink - perhaps one of the local rakijas - and later you will have a chance to choose beer and wine from a large selection. We will wish you Bon Appetit or, how we say it - "Prijatno!"

Tour info

Duration

3 hours

Why take this tour?

Skadarska Street or Skadarlija (as the locals call it) is perfect for those who want to discover the old-fashioned spirit of Belgrade. This quarter is famous for the best restaurants of national Serbian cuisine. Enjoy a short guided tour that will bring you back to the Golden age of Belgrade's Bohemia, find out more about local lifestyle, listen to acoustic music performace and enjoy your delicious 3-course dinner with a local drink!

What’s included?

3-course dinner
Local guide
Hotel pickup/drop-off

Things to know

Before you book

Duration: 3h
Mobile tickets accepted

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

Operator Website

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Belgrade Free Walking Tour

About operator:

Delve into the history of Communist Yugoslavia on this walking tour. Learn Learn about Belgrade post-WWII from you guide as you stroll the streets of the city. Hear about Josip Broz Tito, the leader of Yugoslavia, and listen to the urban legends of the era. Visit the Yugoslav History Museum. Go on a round-trip trolley ride.