Streetcar Named Belgrade to be launched on March 9 – Free city tours Fridays and Saturdays

Regular free sightseeing tours called A Streetcar Named Belgrade begin this Friday, March 9, the Tourism Organization of Belgrade announces on its website.

As said, the guided tour, available in Serbian and English, takes 60 minutes and is scheduled for Fridays and Saturdays.

The route begins at the tram turning near the Belgrade Zoo and encompasses the Tadeusa Koscuska Street, the stop at the Belgrade Fortress, the Belgrade Wharf, down the Karadjordjeva Street to the Railway Station, and then further up the Nemanjina Street, the Resavska Street and the Kralja Aleksandra Blvd to the Vuk Monument and then down the 27. marta Street and the Dzordza Vasingtona Street to Beko.

Applications can be made Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays until 4 pm at the TOB Info Center in the Kneza Mihaila Street.

The program is realized by the TOB in cooperation with the PUE GSP.

Turistička organizacija Beograda

JKP GSP Beograd

Tourism Organization of Belgrade

TOB

PUE GSP

Streetcar Named Belgrade

Belgrade sightseeing by tram

Belgrade Zoo

Tadeusa Koscuska Street

Belgrade Fortress

Kalemegdan

Belgrade Wharf

Karadjordjeva Street

Railway Station

Nemanjina Street

Resavska Street

Kralja Aleksandra Blvd

Vuk Monument

27 marta Street

Dzordza Vasingtona Street

Beko

TOB Info Center

Kneza Mihaila Street