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Serbia: Where Tradition Meets Adventure
From the vibrant streets of Belgrade to the serene landscapes of its countryside, Serbia offers a rich cultural experience with a dash of thrill for every traveler.
Starting From AED 2,696/Person
Cities Covered
- Belgrade
- Zlatibor
Stay
- 2 Nights In Belgrade
- 2 Nights In Zlatibor
Included
- Economy Flights
- Hotel
- Airport Transfers
- Breakfast
Availability
- Departures till 30th November 2024
- Available for Group Tours
Categories Available
- 4 Stars Hotel
Itinerary
Welcome to Serbia, a land where tradition meets adventure and every corner reveals a story waiting to be discovered. From the lively streets of Belgrade with its energetic atmosphere and historic landmarks to the tranquil landscapes of the countryside, Serbia offers a rich cultural tapestry brimming with warmth and authenticity. Embark on a journey through ancient fortresses, charming towns, and breathtaking natural wonders. With its warm hospitality, delicious cuisine, and blend of tradition and modernity, Serbia promises an experience that is as dynamic as it is welcoming. Get ready to explore, connect, and create unforgettable memories in this captivating destination.
Upon arrival at Belgrade’s airport, transfer to Hilton Belgrade and check in. Settle in and refresh for the day’s exploration.
Hilton Belgrade
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- Location: Belgrade, Serbia
- Category: Four Star Hotel
- Nights: 2
Find us in central Belgrade, adjacent to Slavija Square. Our hotel is blocks from the Nikola Tesla Museum and the Belgrade City Museum. We’re 10 minutes from St. Sava Temple, within three kilometers of the Old Town and Knez Mihailova nightlife. Enjoy our fitness center, full-service spa, and rooftop bar overlooking the city.
Late Morning: Tito’s Mausoleum & Museum of Yugoslavia
Start with a visit to Tito’s Mausoleum, where Marshal Tito rests in an iconic tomb surrounded by the peaceful Museum of Yugoslavia. View the unique collection of batons, gifts from global leaders, and historical memorabilia reflecting the Yugoslav era.
Lunch:
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, sampling some Serbian cuisine like ćevapi (grilled minced meat) and sarma (stuffed cabbage rolls).
Afternoon: National Museum of Serbia
Next, head to the National Museum, where Serbian and Yugoslav art come to life. From 18th and 19th-century Serbian art to haunting works like Stevan Aleksić’s The Burning of the Remains of St Sava, explore the fascinating historical and artistic displays.
Evening:
Relax with dinner at a nearby restaurant or return to the hotel to unwind after a day of cultural immersion.
Morning: The Royal Compound in Dedinje
After breakfast, venture to the exclusive Dedinje neighborhood to tour the Royal and White Palaces, commissioned by King Alexander I of Yugoslavia. Wander through these historical residences, formerly used by Yugoslavia’s royal family and later by the communist regime.
Lunch:
Enjoy a traditional Serbian lunch in the city center, savoring dishes like pljeskavica (Serbian burger) or fresh kaymak cheese.
Afternoon: Blue Train Museum Visit
Dive into a piece of Yugoslav history with a look at Tito's Blue Train, a once grand and luxurious train that hosted dignitaries and remains a symbol of Yugoslavia’s past. Although mostly a museum, it can be rented for special occasions and film shoots.
Evening:
Return to Hilton Belgrade, relax, and enjoy the city nightlife or a peaceful evening at the hotel.
Morning: Transfer to Zlatibor
Check out from Hilton Belgrade and transfer to Zlatibor. Upon arrival, check in to Hotel Zlatibor Mona and get ready to explore Serbia’s scenic countryside.
Hotel Zlatibor Mona
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- Location: Zlatibor, Serbia
- Category: Four Star Hotel
- Nights: 2
Hotel Zlatibor Mona is surrounded by beautiful pine trees, located in the very center of Zlatibor. Zlatibor is a mountain tourist resort and spa, with the altitude of 700-1500 m, in southwestern Serbia, located 235 km away from Belgrade and the nearest airport.
The hotel interior is carefully selected and designed to present the guests with a complete mountain experience during all seasons through a combination of traditional and modern elements, wooden paneling and the finest fabrics in warm tones.
Hotel Zlatibor Mona offers 120 spacious and warm rooms and suites, equipped with all modern amenities necessary for a complete vacation and relaxation, including a bathroom, TV, cable TV with over 40 channels, safe, mini bar, blow dryer, telephone, and free internet connection. All accommodation units at the Zlatibor Mona Hotel are air-conditioned.
In addition to the accommodation facilities, the hotel offers numerous leisure, entertainment and meal options, such as the Perun Restaurant, Vila Restaurant, Lada Bar, Little Mona playroom for children, and Inspirium – a fully equipped wellness center, which is available to all guests during their stay.
Afternoon: Stopića Cave
Head to Stopića Cave, just 19 km from Zlatibor’s center. This enchanting river cave boasts beautiful pools and waterfalls, perfect for nature lovers eager to explore a world beneath the surface.
Evening:
Return to Hotel Zlatibor Mona for a relaxing dinner and overnight stay, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the mountainous surroundings.
Morning: Ethno Village Sirogojno
Start the day with a visit to Ethno Village Sirogojno, an open-air museum that transports you back in time with traditional houses from Western Serbia. Experience the lifestyle and customs of the past in this charming village setting.
Lunch:
Have a local lunch in Sirogojno, enjoying regional specialties and traditional flavors.
Afternoon: Gostilje Waterfalls and Gold Gondola
Continue to the Gostilje Waterfalls, where you can unwind and take in the stunning views of cascading waters in a pristine natural setting. Later, enjoy a ride on the Gold Gondola, which will take you to the top of Tornik, offering panoramic views of Zlatibor’s picturesque landscape and Ribničko Lake.
Evening:
Return to Hotel Zlatibor Mona, savor your final dinner in Serbia, and reflect on the trip's adventures.
Your accomodation options
Hilton Belgrade
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- Location: Belgrade, Serbia
- Category: Four Star Hotel
- Nights: 2
Find us in central Belgrade, adjacent to Slavija Square. Our hotel is blocks from the Nikola Tesla Museum and the Belgrade City Museum. We’re 10 minutes from St. Sava Temple, within three kilometers of the Old Town and Knez Mihailova nightlife. Enjoy our fitness center, full-service spa, and rooftop bar overlooking the city.
Morning: Transfer to Zlatibor
Check out from Hilton Belgrade and transfer to Zlatibor. Upon arrival, check in to Hotel Zlatibor Mona and get ready to explore Serbia’s scenic countryside.
Hotel Zlatibor Mona
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- Location: Zlatibor, Serbia
- Category: Four Star Hotel
- Nights: 2
Hotel Zlatibor Mona is surrounded by beautiful pine trees, located in the very center of Zlatibor. Zlatibor is a mountain tourist resort and spa, with the altitude of 700-1500 m, in southwestern Serbia, located 235 km away from Belgrade and the nearest airport.
The hotel interior is carefully selected and designed to present the guests with a complete mountain experience during all seasons through a combination of traditional and modern elements, wooden paneling and the finest fabrics in warm tones.
Hotel Zlatibor Mona offers 120 spacious and warm rooms and suites, equipped with all modern amenities necessary for a complete vacation and relaxation, including a bathroom, TV, cable TV with over 40 channels, safe, mini bar, blow dryer, telephone, and free internet connection. All accommodation units at the Zlatibor Mona Hotel are air-conditioned.
In addition to the accommodation facilities, the hotel offers numerous leisure, entertainment and meal options, such as the Perun Restaurant, Vila Restaurant, Lada Bar, Little Mona playroom for children, and Inspirium – a fully equipped wellness center, which is available to all guests during their stay.
Afternoon: Stopića Cave
Head to Stopića Cave, just 19 km from Zlatibor’s center. This enchanting river cave boasts beautiful pools and waterfalls, perfect for nature lovers eager to explore a world beneath the surface.
Evening:
Return to Hotel Zlatibor Mona for a relaxing dinner and overnight stay, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the mountainous surroundings.
Things to do in Serbia
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Josip Broz Tito Mausoleum
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Museum of Yugoslavia
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National Museum Belgrade
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Royal Compound in Belgrade
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Blue Train Museum Visit
The name of the "House of Flowers" comes from the fact that many flowers surrounded the tomb until it was closed to the public after the breakup of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Today there are only white rocks where the flowers used to be. It was internally called "flower shop" during Tito's life when it served as his auxiliary office with covered garden.
The Museum of Yugoslavia is a public history museum in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. It chronicles the period of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and Socialist Yugoslavia as well as the life of Josip Broz Tito.
Tito's grave is located in one of the museum buildings (the House of Flowers). With 120,000 visitors annually, it is the most visited museum in Serbia.
The National Museum of Serbia is the largest and oldest museum in Belgrade, Serbia. It is located in the central zone of Belgrade on a square plot between the Republic Square, formerly Theatre Square, and three streets: Čika Ljubina, Vasina and Laze Pačua. Its main facade is on the Republic Square and the official address ia 1a Republic Square.
The museum was established on 10 May 1844. It moved into the present building in 1950, with the grand opening of the venue on 23 May 1952. Since its founding, the museum's collection has grown to over 400,000 objects, including many foreign masterpieces.
The National Museum of Serbia building was declared a Monument of Culture of Great Importance in 1979.
Visiting the Royal and White Palaces is organized so that visitors with professional tour guides will get acquainted with the history, art, and culture in a nice two-hour walk through the Royal Compound. The tour includes the magnificent Royal and White Palaces and the Royal Chapel dedicated to the patron Saint of the Royal Family - St. Andrew the First-Called.
In an unassuming railway depot south of Belgrade lies a relic of a forgotten era. Built at a time when Yugoslavia was recovering from the Second World War, this iconic blue train served to transport the country’s leaders around the different republics of Yugoslavia and entertain foreign dignitaries so critical to the diplomatic success of the socialist nation.
