Discover Belgrade with a French-speaking journalist, and in French too! History, Serbian culture, current life in Serbia, everything will be mixed in a journalistic and touristic style. Nenad will show you hidden places in the fortress, tell about "Belgrade's underside" and give unusual must-see addresses in the Serbian capital. The anecdotes he heard while working as a journalist are obligatory, of course. This visit, which starts next to the rue de France and ends not far from the rue de Paris, also tells a story of the Francophonie in Serbia.
During the three and a half hours of detailed guided tour, we will discover the "white city" and its history. We will start our walk by Place de la République, the monument of Prince Michel, the National Theater and the National Museum.
We will continue our discovery of the city with "la rue de France" where nearby is "la rue Skadarska" located in the bohemian district dating from the 19th century, which is also called the Montmartre of Belgrade. Rue Skadarska is the only street that has been twinned with Montmartre.
We will walk to Dorćol, the epicenter of old Belgrade, where we will visit the only mosque in town; pay special attention to the plates and signs and do not miss the opportunity to learn to read the Cyrillic alphabet! Dorcol is the district of Belgrade whose exterior buildings embrace an exceptional mix of different architectural styles.
You will make your own way to the meeting points