Private Tour

Private tour to Avala

Overview

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Mobile ticket

• Pickup at your accommodation in time that suit you

• 30 min of driving in nice and comfortable car

• sightseeing of Unknown hero monument and park around it on top of the Avala mountain

• View from Avala tower (2,5€ tickets are not included in price)

• Lunch in the Avala mountaineers club restaurant(lunch is not included in price)

Additional Info

Service animals allowed

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

On Avala mountains there is few restaurants. You can chose between them but our recomandation is for "Čarapićev Brest"

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What‘s Included

Hotel drop-off

Round-trip private transfer

Landing and facility fees

Hotel pickup

Fuel surcharge

Food and drinks

Avala Tower Entrance fee(2.5

Meeting and Pickup

Pickup points

Select a pickup point

What To Expect

The most of the Serbian capital’s visitors miss the opportunity to visit tourist attractions that are located outside the city center. One of these attractions is only 40 minutes away. A view from the 204-meter-high Avala Tower located on Avala Mountain will leave you breathless. Enjoy the greenery and visit a great monument to the Unknown Soldier on the way. When you get hungry, on the other side of the mountain, surrounded by dense forests is a restaurant owned by hiking and ski club Avala – “Čarapićev Brest” where you can enjoy Serbian specialties at very reasonable prices. AVALA TOWER Enjoy the view from the Avala Tower down on Belgrade and the whole Sumadija. In 1965, when it was built, it was the tallest building in the Balkans. It was completely demolished during NATO aggression against FR Yugoslavia in 1999 and was rebuilt in 2010. UNKNOWN HERO MONUMENT At the very top of Avala mountain there is a beautiful memorial park and a monument-mausoleum to the unknown war hero. It was built according to the wishes of King Aleksandar I Karađorđević and in honor of the defenders of the fatherland in the Great War, when Serbia lost 28% of its population. EXCURSION TO ‘ČARAPIĆEV BREST’ An excursion to the base of Avala mountain where the once-famous Duke Vasa Carapic gathered people for the uprising against the Turks. Today, the Turks and other foreign tourists are welcome to enjoy the beautiful natural environment and specialties of Serbian national cuisine at the restaurant owned by mountaineering and skiing club “Avala”.

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