We'll start the tour in front of one of the oldest taverns in the city and explain why a tavern might the the most important "national institution in this country. :) Here you'll also hear about the most important and most interesting historical and geographical information, but also why we use one language and two alphabets, what's the only Serbian word that's used worldwide and many other curiosities about Belgrade and Serbia.

One of the oldest and most unusual churches in the city. Here we will talk about the role of religion in the Balkans and explain some of the unique Serbian customs.

A great example of how the architecture can reflect on the intertwined influence

One of the most interesting facades in the city and the home of Mika Alas, a scientist, a violinist, a fisherman, an entertainer. A great example of why working hard and partying hard must be balanced in the life of any Serb.

One of the most charming neighborhoods of Belgrade where history and art cross their paths. Explaining "the walk a fine line between the East and the West" situation and our twisted dark humor that derived from it.

A rare relict of the post-Ottoman era architecture in Belgrade that still keeps a few spicy stories. Recommendations for things to see, do and taste in the city. :)