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Food tours in Belgrade

Belgrade Food Tours Guide 2026

The culinary side of Belgrade — which food experiences are worth booking and which to do yourself.

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This guide covers 7+ food tours and culinary experiences in Belgrade — Belgrade Street Food and Drinks Tour (20+ Tastings), Serbia on a Plate Tasting Tour and Private Walking and Food Tour in Belgrade top the list. Every recommendation carries its practical details: typical costs, the best time to visit, and what to know before you commit.

Belgrade is the capital and largest city of Serbia, set at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. Known for the Kalemegdan Fortress, the bohemian Skadarlija quarter, the Temple of Saint Sava and a lively splavovi (river barge) nightlife, it blends Ottoman, Habsburg and Yugoslav layers into one of the Balkans' most energetic cities.

Top food tours

Guided experiences that show you Belgrade through its food.

Walking Food Tour

Belgrade Street Food and Drinks Tour (20+ Tastings)

3.5 hoursAbout 6,700 RSD (~$67) per person (listing price; confirm at booking)

A guided walk through central Belgrade stopping at bakeries and grill spots for burek, ćevapi, pljeskavica, cheese and sweets, with rakija and local drinks. The meeting point is the lobby entrance of Hotel Moskva on Terazije, a short walk from Republic Square.

Includes: More than 20 street food tastings across central Belgrade · Burek, ćevapi and pljeskavica sampled at bakeries and grill spots · Rakija and other local drinks included in the price · Meeting point at Hotel Moskva on Terazije, near Republic Square
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Walking Food Tour

Serbia on a Plate Tasting Tour

2 hoursAbout 6,200 RSD (~$62) per person (listing price; confirm at booking)

A two-hour tasting walk through the old town focused on classic Serbian dishes, a shorter option for solo travelers with limited time. The exact meeting point is stated in the booking voucher.

Includes: Two-hour tasting walk through Belgrade's old town · Classic Serbian specialities sampled with a local guide · Short format suited to solo travelers with limited time · Water included with the tastings
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Private Walking Food Tour

Private Walking and Food Tour in Belgrade

About 3-4 hoursAbout 7,900-8,000 RSD (~$79-80) per adult in a group; a solo traveler pays more (about 12,000 RSD / ~$120 on one listing)

A private guided walk starting in Skadarlija that includes ćevapi, burek-style pastries, cheese and rakija, with the story of the city told between stops. Per-person price drops with group size, so solo travelers should compare the single-traveler rate with the shared tours above.

Includes: Private guided walk starting in Skadarlija, Belgrade's bohemian quarter · Five to six stops with ćevapi, pastries, cheese and desserts · Rakija tasting included · Guide narrates the city's history between stops
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Walking Food Tour

Belgrade Street Food Tasting Tour

3.5 hoursAbout 10,400 RSD (~$104) per person (listing price; varies with group size)

A guided tasting route through central Belgrade combining bakery stops and grill spots with a local host arranged through the byFood marketplace.

Includes: Guided 3.5-hour street food route through central Belgrade · Bakery and grill-spot stops led by a local host · Drinks included with the tastings · Booked through the byFood marketplace
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Food and Culture Walking Tour

Belgrade Food and Culture Tour

4 hoursAbout 14,200 RSD (~$142) per person (listing price; confirm at booking)

A longer four-hour walk that pairs tastings with the old town sights, suited to travelers who want a half-day introduction to Belgrade through food.

Includes: Four-hour walk combining tastings with Stari Grad sightseeing · Route through the old town and Skadarlija · Local guide explains the city's history alongside the food · Half-day introduction to Belgrade through food
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Cooking Class

Traditional Serbian Cooking Class in Belgrade with a Local Host

About 3-4 hours (confirm on booking)From about 9,200 RSD (~$92) per person (listing price; varies with group size)

A hands-on cooking class with a local culinary host in her kitchen, preparing seasonal Serbian dishes and eating the result. An optional visit to a local market for ingredients can be added.

Includes: Hands-on cooking in a local host's home kitchen in Belgrade · Seasonal Serbian dishes prepared and eaten together · Optional market visit for ingredients · Led by host Dragana through the byFood marketplace
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Private Food Tour

Belgrade Private Food Tour: Must-Try Culinary Adventure

3 hoursAbout 59,900 RSD (~$599) per private group (listing price; split across the group)

A three-hour private food tour with a Skadarlija stop for rakija and ćevapi. The price is for the private group, so it suits couples or small groups and is poor value for a solo traveler.

Includes: Three-hour private food tour with a dedicated local guide · Skadarlija stop for rakija and ćevapi · Pace and stops can be tailored to the private group · Group price shared across the party
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DIY self-guided food tour

Build your own food crawl through Belgrade.

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    Breakfast burek and yogurt at Lili M Bakery, Jug Bogdanova 3

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    Cheese, kajmak and ajvar at Zeleni Venac Market (corner of Brankova and Kraljice Natalije)

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    Kajmak and cheese board at Manufaktura, Kralja Petra 13

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    Coffee and walnut cake near Knez Mihailova

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    Ćevapi and rakija in a Skadarlija kafana such as Dva Jelena, Skadarska 32

Foodie tips

Get more out of every meal.

Tip

Book tours and cooking classes at least a few days in advance — small-group experiences sell out quickly.

Tip

Come hungry — most food tours include 5-8 tastings.

Tip

Bring cash for unscheduled stops the guide may recommend.

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