Belgrade, or the “White City”, may not fit the traditional definition of “beauty”, but it definitely has an appealing charm that makes it one of the best surprises in Europe. Multifaceted and progressing towards a promising future, the city’s past unfolds before you. You’ll see unimpressive Soviet blocks located out of sight from artistic art nouveau masterpieces and remnants of the Habsburgs, traditional Ottoman artifacts, latest architectural designs, and creative sectors reborn from their communist past. Be part of our private 2-hour exploration on foot and you’ll encounter key places like the Cathedral of Saint Sava, the world’s largest Orthodox church; Skupština (The Parliament) – one of the country’s most remarkable structures; the famously bohemian Skadarlija Street; the Bajrakli Mosque – the sole surviving mosque from the 273 that were built during Ottoman reign; the iconic Kalemegdan Fortress, and many others.