Belgrade: Zemun tour with Gardos tower and Danube quay

Explore the charming Belgrade district of Zemun on this fascinating tour. Visit the iconic Gardos Tower, enjoy breathtaking views over the Danube River, and stroll along the picturesque Danube Quay. Perfect for history enthusiasts and nature lovers!

Your journey begins in the historical heart of Zemun, a district known for its vibrant blend of cultures and rich history. Once an independent town, Zemun now forms part of Belgrade, offering a unique look into the past. On this guided tour, you’ll wander through its cobblestone streets and discover its fascinating blend of Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman influences. From ancient churches to modern cafés, Zemun is a place where every corner has a story to tell.

As you walk through the charming streets, your expert guide will share captivating tales about Zemun’s history, including its role as a military outpost and later as a flourishing trading hub. Be prepared to be transported back in time as you uncover the fascinating layers of this beloved Belgrade district. This tour provides a deeper understanding of Zemun’s cultural significance and its seamless integration into modern-day Belgrade.

One of the major highlights of the tour is a visit to the Gardos Tower, an iconic landmark of Zemun. Standing at 36 meters tall, this impressive tower offers sweeping views of the entire area. From its top, you'll get a 360-degree view of the Danube River, Belgrade’s skyline, and the charming rooftops of Zemun. This breathtaking vantage point is not to be missed, especially for photography enthusiasts who want to capture the beauty of this part of the city.

The Gardos Tower has stood the test of time since the 19th century and has become a symbol of the district. The climb to the top is well worth it as you’ll be rewarded with an unmatched panorama of both the natural and architectural beauty that Zemun has to offer. Your guide will also explain the tower's historical significance, providing insight into its construction and the pivotal role it played in the district's defense.

Zemun is famous for its distinct architectural style, which reflects the influences of both the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman Empires. On your tour, you’ll pass by beautiful Baroque and Art Nouveau buildings, as well as Ottoman-era mosques. Zemun's charming old town is a labyrinth of narrow alleys, picturesque squares, and vibrant green spaces, making it a delight to explore on foot.