Free walking tour dell'età moderna a Belgrado

After booking the 10.30am tour with Nikola on 1/10 myself and my husband arrived at the meeting point with plenty of time to spare. As it approached 10.30am more people began to gather but Nikola failed to turn up. I even double checked with another guide that we were indeed in the correct place who confirmed that we were. A German man who was waiting as well then came round and announced that the tour was not going to go ahead as he had had a voicemail cancelling from Nikola. I had nothing no text/email or phone call. We decided to tour Belgrade on our own at this point but what was incredibly disappointing was on our way back at 1pm we saw Nikola with another tour. This tour guide is quite obviously unreliable as they were many of us waiting but he only contacted one person but could do another tour later on perhaps he’d overslept!!!

Nikola was a very good guide, super friendly, happy to answer all questions and also gave great recommendations. Overall great experience doing the walking tour with him

Excelente experiencia!

We enjoyed the tour and to see a lot of interesting places. It was nice to get a glimpse of the history of Serbian dynasties and the ottoman and roman empires. Regarding the history of the 90s were were rather disappointed. There are obviously many different sides to past and present conflicts in Jugoslawia and between the countries of present day in the Balkans. The bombings in Belgrade were horrible and many innocent people died. However, it would be important to mention that Milošević's politics and war against minorities in the 90s were a crucial point why Serbia was attacked in the first place. Let's not forget that he was convicted in the Hague for his crimes. Simply not to mention this is creating a very one sided picture here. Just be prepared to maybe not get to know this side of the picture.