Welcome to Serbia! It is our pleasure to introduce you to a land of varieties. We will do our best to take you into diversity of our country, to feel the real Serbian spirit and to embrace our land as your new favorite. 

Departure from Belgrade in the early morning hours.

East awaits us, as we follow the mighty Danube river to the past. Our first stop will be the last Serbian Medieval capital – town of  Smederevo. It’s mighty fortress still rises on the banks of Danube, as a witness of Serbian fall to the Ottoman Empire. A legend about medieval Smederevo is tragic and somewhat romantic. You will find out why the last Serbian queen was called „Cursed“, and how did the Kingdom collapsed.

The Danube takes us further in the past, in the era of Ancient Rome, and the time when  Viminacium  was a crucial town of the Empire.  It was a major Roman town and military camp between 4th and 1st century BC. Viminacium, today Kostolac, during the reign of Gordian Ill (239th BC], was given the Status of colony, the highest status awarded to the kingdom. This enabled him to make ifs own money and the citizens to be given Roman citizenship. In recent years in more than 14,000 graves were discovered impressive frescoes and wealth of citizens of Viminacium. Mysterious.

Lunch and overnight in Srebrno Jezero 

Visit to the "Golubac" Fortress. This fortress is situated at the very entrance of the "Djerdap" Gorge, which is known also as the Iron Gates, on the section where the Danube River is widest. The most striking feature of Fortress is arguably its ten towers, which are connected by a series of walls.
This Roman compound is one of the best preserved in Balkan. You will hear the tales of Hades and why the entrance to the other world was right here, as we take an underground tour through the long forgotten town. We are still following the Danube, as we approach the town of Donji Milanovac. It was right here where the famous „fish-people“ lived. The settlement of Lepenski Vir is considered to be one of the oldest organized settlements in Europe and world. We will visit the archaeological complex and see how people used to live in the Stone Age.

Lunch in the eco-ethno complex “Kapetan Mišin breg” While enjoying beautiful view of the Djerdap gorge complemented by culinary specialties and the sounds of wooden flutes, you can listen to a story about the history. Within the compound you will find an open air gallery called “Man, wood, water,” which is a collection of sculptures made of wood and stone as well as a wine museum. 

Departure to Majdanpek. 

The famous mining town of Majdanpek is located in East Serbia, in the Timok region. Majdanpek is known for centuries for the richness of copper and precious metals. It was mining here much earlier than in other parts of Europe. There are material traces of 6,000 years old localities, which indicated the excavation of ore at the locality in Rudna Glava. The golden river Pek has always attracted curious tourist and gold diggers. The traditional way of washing gold is still cultivated in some villages. In the territory of Majdanpek, there is the largest part of the National Park "Djerdap" which is one of the biggest and most beautiful national parks in Serbia. 

We will get acquainted with the history of Majdanpek, and end up the day on a traditional dinner.

Overnight in Majdanpek. 

In the early morning, after breakfast, we are heading to the famous Rajko's Cave.  Rajko's Cave was discovered at the end of the 19th century by our famous geographer - Jovan Cvijić. According to what is known till today, the Cave's huts are over two kilometers long and divided into a river and dry horizon. The concrete path leads through the vast Concert and Hedgehog Hall , to the Hall of the Bath. Then there are Tavern Hall, Winter Fairy Tale and Crystal Hall.

Departure for Belgrade. 

Arrival in Belgrade. End of tour.