Belgrade: Underground Tour with Glass of Wine

Explore Belgrade’s underground world! Visit the Roman Well, Tito-era military bunker, and Austrian Gunpowder Magazine, then end your tour with a glass of wine in a 19th-century wine cellar.

Belgrade's underground world holds fascinating secrets from different historical periods. On this tour, you’ll visit the Roman Well, an 18th-century structure with a mysterious past. Your journey continues to a military bunker from the time of Tito, offering insights into Yugoslavia’s Cold War history.

Next, explore the Big Gunpowder Magazine, an Austrian-era storage facility that now houses a collection of Roman stone monuments, altars, and sarcophagi. These artifacts provide a glimpse into Belgrade’s ancient past and its role as a crossroads of civilizations.

As you walk through the tunnels and underground chambers, your expert guide will share captivating stories of war, politics, and urban legends that shaped the city's history. The tour also includes a visit to hidden caverns, once used for food storage, revealing another side of underground Belgrade.

One of the highlights of the experience is visiting a 19th-century wine cellar, where you will enjoy a complimentary glass of wine. This charming location provides a perfect ending to your underground adventure, allowing you to relax and reflect on the history you've uncovered.

This tour is a must for history lovers, adventurers, and anyone curious about Belgrade’s hidden past. From ancient Roman artifacts to Cold War bunkers, every stop on the journey offers something unique and unforgettable.