Conference Tours in Serbia are designed to help conference participants make the most of their stay by discovering some of the country’s most remarkable destinations. Our Conference Tours combine culture, history, nature, and authentic local experiences, allowing visitors to enjoy Serbia beyond the conference venue. Whether you have a free afternoon or an entire day, Conference Tours are carefully organized to fit the schedule of business travelers while providing memorable and relaxing experiences.
From exploring Belgrade’s landmarks and the Nikola Tesla Museum to visiting Novi Sad, Lepenski Vir, Golubac Fortress, and other unique attractions, our Conference Tours provide comfortable transportation, professional organization, and unforgettable moments. In addition to popular city highlights, Conference Tours also include hidden gems, local gastronomy, and opportunities to experience Serbian hospitality in an authentic way. With flexible itineraries, experienced guides, and high-quality service, Conference Tours are the perfect addition to any business event or international gathering in Serbia.
Novi Sad
WITH A VISIT TO KRUSEDOL MANASTIR AND SREMSKI KARLOVCI
The trip to Sremski Karlovci and Novi Sad is a one day excursion and an opportunity to see something else besides charming Belgrade. During the trip, you will find out more details about Serbian history, while driving through the endless fields of Vojvodina plain and listening to Balasevic, one of Serbian most famous singers and song writers, who sings about typical Vojvodina lifestyle. We will tell you all about Lala and Sosa, two traditional Vojvodina characters, why people walk and talk more slowly in Novi Sad and help you get to know the people. You will learn about Neoplanta’s jealousy, well-known Serbian hospitality and more about everyday life of different nationalities living in this area. You will find out how long and why people here grow vines and how come Bermet wine was on Titanik’s wine list; why Maria Theresa loved this protected liquor and why it is considered to be“the best friend of real gentlemen”.
Krušedol Monastery – one of the most important monasteries of Fruška Gora, situated in the Fruška Gora, surrounded by the monastery quarters – was founded by despot Djordje Branković. The significance of Krusedol is great, as evidenced by the size of the person buried there – the whole family of despot Brankovic, King Milan Obrenovic, Princess Ljubica, the patriarch of Arsenija III. In the church of monastery are the most interesting frescoes from the 16th century, and together they are the most important example of Baroque painting in Serbia.
A small place nowadays, Sremski Karlovci is a town of significant importance for both Serbian history and the history of other countries. It has therefore a status of a unique Serbian municipality. This is the place where the Treaty of Karlowitz was signed, conveniently located not far from Brankovo Strazilovo and numerous family wineries where you can taste some of the best wines from Fruska gora. Afterwards, a lunch and tasting of local fish on the Danube river banks, under Petrovaradin fortress, built in fear of Ottoman dynasty, is an experience satisfying all the senses and creating unforgettable memories.
Lepenski Vir
WITH A VISIT TO ROMAN CITY OF VIMINACIUM AND GOLUBAC FORTRESS
Don’t leave Serbia without spending a full day on this excursion!
We’ll head towards the South and East. Our first stop will be the archaeological site from the Roman period – Viminacium.Once an important Roman town from the 1st century AD, the capital of the province of Upper Moesia. Apart from the ruins and ancient tombs we will also see the skeleton of one female mammoth that was found during the excavations.
Afterwards, we continue towards the medieval fortress of Golubac that was newly reconstructed – a beautiful combination of stunning views and history!
Later on we’ll make a break for lunch with a view towards the Danube river and Djerdap Gorge. The best is for the end: incredible Lepenski Vir – an archeological site where you will have a chance to meet a culture more than 9.000 years old.
Belgrade
Sightseeing tour + Museum of Nikola Tesla + river cruise
The tour starts from Hotel M and heads towards New Belgrade which was built as a new part of the town in the late 1960’s, during the socialist regime. New Belgrade has many interesting buildings: Federal Executive Council, also known as Palace of Federation, Genex Tower or Western Gate of Belgrade, Sava Center, one of the biggest congress halls in this part of Europe, Belgrade Arena designed as a universal hall for sports…
After New Belgrade we continue our panoramic tour by crossing the Gazela Bridge and heading for Dedinje – Belgrade’s richest residential area, passing right next to the stadiums of two most known football clubs Partizan and Red Star we continue our path to one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, known as Saint Sava Temple.
After visiting the church, we continue our tour by passing Slavija Square, Nemanjina Street where we will see government buildings, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, General Staff of Serbian Army, Ministry of Railways, Ministry of Finance, the State Court, Kralja Milana Street with Old and New Royal Palaces and you will hear the stories about the two dynasties that ruled Serbia in the 19th and 20th centuries. Near the Parliament Building there will be a short break for taking pictures. You will see Terazije Square with its beautiful white stone fountain and one of the most beautiful buildings in the city – the Moskva Hotel. Republic Square: Prince Mihailo Monument, the National Museum and the National Theater.
At the end of our sightseeing tour we pass by a few places on King Aleksandar Boulevard: Main Post Office, St. Mark’s Church, Tašmajdan Park, Metropol Palace Hotel, University Library, Technical University end finally reach the point where we continue walking towards the Nikola Tesla Museum.
Nikola Tesla museum – visit
Nikola Tesla Museum is a unique institution of science and culture in Serbia and in the world. It is the only museum in the world which preserves the original and personal inheritance of Nikola Tesla. It possesses several exceptionally valuable collections.
Today, Nikola Tesla Museum is visited by more than 70,000 visitors per year. Professional guidance through the exhibition, with the presentation of museum exhibits is organized in Serbian and English. Also, visitors can see a short documentary film about Nikola Tesla.
After the the visit to Nikola Tesla Muselum we will return you back to Hotel M .
SEGWAY TOUR
Segway is a fun way to cruise around the beautiful city of Belgrade. On this tour you will get the chance to see some of the most popular sites such as Kalemegdan park, “The Victor” statue, Roman well and so much more. Come join us for an epic adventure through the capital of Serbia.
Duration of the tour 90-100 minutes.
KAYAK TOUR
If you are visiting Belgrade for a day or two and want to experience some adventure and add something extra to your visit, then join us on the War Island Kayak Tour.
Located at the confluence of Sava and Danube rivers, this river island is of triangular shape and it covers an area of 2.11km². This island is also a magnificent nature protected area. We created a tour that will give you an opportunity to see this island from a different perspective – from a kayak.
What could be better that paddling along the river and enjoying the view stretching before you?
On this tour you will see the famous Belgrade Fortress in its full glory, watch birds, swim and finally relax on the Lido beach, which is situated on the northern tip of the Great War Island. Forget about the conventional ways of seeing a city.
Grab a paddle and let your Belgrade adventure begin!
