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Whether you hit EXIT festival in Novi Sad, the thumping electro bars and bulwarks of old Belgrade or the beautiful backcountry of the Tara National Park, tourHQ’s Serbia guides have plenty up their sleeve.
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51, married, father of a two beautiful girls. I have over 35 years of experience of ...
Welcome to Serbia. All my life I am travelling. Travel is a passion, a poison in blood, a drug. It ...
I work as a researcher in the field of biology, to be more precise in the field of population ...
Licenced tour guide, freelance, with long time experience, as well as in local guiding also as ...
I have long expriance in guiding through the Balcans and surrounding countries, as I ...
I have worked in Barcelona, Spain for the región of Cataluña since 1997. I have also got a ...
I work as a tour guide in Novi Sad and in nearby destinations. You can get to know Serbian history, ...
Prefer to lead City break tours and my knowledge is connected to several European locations like ...
For seven years I have tried to be much more than a tour guide to my guests. Spend a few ...
I am officially licensed tour guide from Belgrade, Serbia with a decade long experience in this job ...
I graduated from the Faculty of Sport and Tourism and I have been working in an international ...
Being a passionate traveler myself, I like for my guest not only to discover the history of my ...
Welcome to Serbia!I have been working in tourism all my life, both in Serbia and abroad.This has ...
Explore the sights of Serbia on a private tour with qualified Guide. I am licensed Tour Guide ...
Serbia remains an enclave of off-the-beaten-track travel in Europe; a place still wondrous to behold precisely because of its obscurity in the heart of the Balkans. But once in, travellers are rarely disappointed, with most wowed into submission by the country’s lingering wealth of Orthodox architecture and formidable hilltop fortresses, not to mention its visceral story of war and counter-war, still fresh on the lips of many a local. Ask any Serbia tourist guide and they’ll tell you to start in Belgrade. This is where the country’s stand for modernisation and liberalisation is being made, where all the best sights, the mighty Kalemegdan fortress and the pious Cathedral of Saint Sava are to be found. It’s also the kingpin of Serbian nightlife and hedonism (sorry students and EXIT-goers from Novi Sad!). But let’s not forget Serbia’s wild and earthy side either, ranging from the high cliffs and rugged hills of the great Tara National Park in the west, to the hilltop castles and fir-shrouded cathedrals of mysterious Manasija in the east.
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