Private Walking and Food Tour in Belgrade

The Private Walking and Food Tour in Belgrade is a guided private walk through Skadarlija and the Stari Grad district of Belgrade, Serbia, operated by Tours From Belgrade and sold through Expedia and Travelocity. The listing does not state how long the operator has been running. The tour begins in Skadarlija, the cobbled bohemian street (Skadarska, 11000 Belgrade) known for its traditional taverns, with the exact starting point agreed at booking. The walk lasts about three to four hours and includes five to six stops serving Serbian dishes. Menu items mentioned in the listing are ćevapi (grilled minced-meat sausages), burek-style pastries and cheese, with rakija, the national fruit brandy, and desserts included, so the balance is mostly savoury with a sweet finish. Between stops, the guide tells the story of the city, linking each dish to local history and daily life. The price covers a private local guide, the food at the stops, rakija and desserts. Transport is not needed because the route is on foot, and extra drinks beyond those listed are not part of the price. Pricing depends on group size: the listing shows about 7,900 to 8,000 RSD (roughly $79 to $80) per adult in a group, while a solo traveler pays more, about 12,000 RSD (roughly $120) on one listing. Visitors travelling alone should compare this rate with the shared tours in the city before choosing. Because the tour is private, the group is limited to the party that books, the pace can be adjusted, and dietary needs can usually be raised with the operator in advance, although substitutions are not confirmed on the listing. The language of the tour is not stated, so travelers should check at booking. Outdoor stops are best from April to October, though the tour runs year-round. Comfortable shoes are important, as the cobbles of Skadarlija are uneven.