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3-Hour Women's History Walking Tour in Belgrade with Coffee

3 Hours Round trip from Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 17 Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Discover the stories of women who shaped Belgrade and Serbia
02 Learn about the role of women in the region from ancient to modern times
03 Explore the city's main landmarks and hidden gems with a local guide
04 Enjoy a coffee break at one of the oldest cafes in the city
05 Gain a new perspective on the history, culture, and traditions of this society

Discover the women's side of Belgrade's history on a guided walking tour through important landmarks and lesser-known corners of the city. From ancient Roman Singidunum to present-day Belgrade, women in this region have played a significant role in shaping, changing, and sustaining life in a place long poised between East and West. As empires came and went and traditions endured, many of these women fought their battles in silence. On this tour, their stories come to life through the streets, neighborhoods, and historic spaces connected to their lives.

From ancient Roman Singidunum to present-day Belgrade, women in this region have played a significant role in shaping, changing, and sustaining life in a place long poised between East and West.

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What this trip includes

Duration 3 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Yes

City Belgrade

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Introduction at St. Mark's Church

This is where we will meet and have a brief introduction to the contents of the tour, the route, and the timeline of the most important historical events.

Day 02

Women and Society at the National Assembly

In front of the National Assembly, we will explain the position of women in politics and society today and how that has changed through different periods.

Day 03

Stories of Remarkable Women in the City Center

We will wander through the main street and some of the lesser-known places, telling the stories of the remarkable women who shaped the look and history of Belgrade and Serbia, and explaining how their destinies were connected to those specific places.

We will also have a coffee break at one of the oldest cafes.

Day 04

Dorcol's Murals, Graffiti, and Women's Struggles

After the coffee break, we will continue exploring the neighborhood called Dorcol, one of the oldest in the city, whose small places, murals, and graffiti tell a lot about women and their struggles.

We will finish very close to Republic Square.