As per my research, there are three different companies conducted the tour as listed below.
All has similar names, so a bit confusing,
But I joined the first one, that departed at 4pm starting at Republic Square.
The pretty young guide named Nancy, doesn't really like common Serbian people, she is blonde with blue eyes.
Started at the Republic Square, then she took us to the nice street of Skadarlija, where famous old restaurants or kavanas are located.
Not only explaining about the places, she also taught us folkloric dance, gave us rakija, the famous traditional liquor, and gave us paper money at Yugoslavia time.
Passing magnificent Kalemegdan Citadel, the tour, lasted about 2 hours, finished at a place near Restaurant "?" behind the Orthodox Church.
Generally, it was a fun and informative tour, enjoyed it.
A quiz to read Cyrilic letters with presents were not fun though.
Belgrade Walking Tours
http://www.belgradewalkingtours.com/
Free walking tour at 10am and 4pm.
All has similar names, so a bit confusing,
But I joined the first one, that departed at 4pm starting at Republic Square.
The pretty young guide named Nancy, doesn't really like common Serbian people, she is blonde with blue eyes.
Started at the Republic Square, then she took us to the nice street of Skadarlija, where famous old restaurants or kavanas are located.
Not only explaining about the places, she also taught us folkloric dance, gave us rakija, the famous traditional liquor, and gave us paper money at Yugoslavia time.
Passing magnificent Kalemegdan Citadel, the tour, lasted about 2 hours, finished at a place near Restaurant "?" behind the Orthodox Church.
Generally, it was a fun and informative tour, enjoyed it.
A quiz to read Cyrilic letters with presents were not fun though.
Belgrade Walking Tours
http://www.belgradewalkingtours.com/
Free walking tour at 10am and 4pm.
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