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.
The Belgrade Street Food and Drinks Tour is a guided walking tasting in the centre of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. The listing is sold through Expedia and Wotif, and the operator is named on the booking page; how long the operator has been running tours is not stated in the listing. The route starts at Hotel Moskva, Terazije 20, a landmark on the pedestrian-friendly Terazije boulevard a short walk from Republic Square, and moves through the Stari Grad (Old Town) area. The walk lasts about 3.5 hours and is built around more than 20 tastings of Serbian street food, which gives the tour one of the highest tasting counts among Belgrade food walks. Stops are at bakeries and grill spots, where the usual dishes are burek (flaky pastry filled with cheese or meat), ćevapi (grilled minced-meat sausages), pljeskavica (the Serbian grilled patty), local cheeses and sweets. The balance runs heavily savoury, with sweet bites added toward the end. Drinks are part of the programme and include rakija, the fruit brandy that is central to Serbian hospitality, along with other local drinks. The package includes a local guide, all tastings and the drinks listed; transport is not needed because the route is on foot, and extra drinks or purchases beyond the tastings are not part of the price. The listing price is about 6,700 RSD (roughly $67) per person, which should be confirmed at booking. Group size is not specified on the listing, and the tour is run as a shared group experience, so the pace is that of a steady city walk with frequent short stops. Visitors with dietary restrictions should ask the operator before booking, because the menu leans on pastry, pork and beef and substitutions are not confirmed on the listing. Outdoor stops are most pleasant from April to October, while the tour runs year-round. Visitors should arrive hungry, since the quantity of tastings equals a full meal or more, and should wear comfortable shoes for the cobbled and paved streets of central Belgrade.
| Price | About 6,700 RSD (~$67) per person (listing price; confirm at booking) |
|---|---|
| Duration | 3.5 hours |
| Address | Hotel Moskva, Terazije 20, 11000 Belgrade |
What is included
- Local guide
- 20+ tastings of Serbian street food
- Drinks including rakija
Good to know
- Operator
- Listed on Expedia and Wotif (operator named on the booking page)
Location
Hotel Moskva, Terazije 20, 11000 Belgrade
44.8143, 20.4603 View on map
Highlights
- 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
Tips for visiting
- Arrive hungry and skip a large meal beforehand, as 20+ tastings add up to a full dinner.
- Wear comfortable walking shoes; the route covers about 3.5 hours on city pavements.
- Tell the operator about dietary restrictions before booking, since the menu is pastry- and meat-heavy.
- Meet at the Hotel Moskva lobby entrance on Terazije a few minutes early.
- Pace the rakija; it is strong and is served alongside heavy food.
When to visit
Outdoor stops are most comfortable from April to October. Late morning or early evening departures avoid the hottest part of summer days.
Accessibility
The tour is on foot through central Belgrade over paved city streets, with some kerbs and uneven surfaces. Visitors with limited mobility should check step access at individual stops with the operator before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the Belgrade Street Food and Drinks Tour start?
The tour meets at the lobby entrance of Hotel Moskva, Terazije 20, in central Belgrade. It is a short walk from Republic Square.
How long does the tour take and how much does it cost?
The tour lasts about 3.5 hours. The listing price is about 6,700 RSD (roughly $67) per person, and the price should be confirmed at booking.
What food and drink is included?
The price covers a local guide, more than 20 tastings of Serbian street food and drinks including rakija. Items such as burek, ćevapi, pljeskavica, cheese and sweets are typical.
Is the tour suitable for vegetarians?
The route centres on pastry and grilled meat, so options may be limited. Visitors with dietary needs should contact the operator before booking to confirm any substitutions.