Crvena Zvezda Stadium Tour: Inside both Belgrade derby clubs
Walk the tunnel where derby rivals prepare, then cross the city to the other.
You visit both Red Star and Partizan stadiums with 45 minutes at each, walking through locker rooms, tunnels, and stands. The tour includes the fan neighborhoods that define each club's identity in Belgrade, plus private transportation with pickup from your location. No need to arrange your own way around the city or book entry separately. It's all handled.
Step-by-step itinerary
Belgrade football clubs and stadiums tour
- Visit Crvena Zvezda Stadium
- Explore Zvezda locker rooms and museum
- Walk through Zvezda fan neighborhood
- Visit Partizan Stadium
- Tour Partizan club premises and field
- Explore Dorcol Partizan fan area
What’s included
- Private transportation with hotel or location pickup and return is included, along with WiFi on board and an air-conditioned vehicle.
- All entry fees and taxes are covered.
- You spend 45 minutes at each stadium, with access to locker rooms, tunnels, club museums, conference rooms, and the stands.
- The tour also includes time in the fan neighborhoods of both clubs.
Times
- Monday to Friday 11:30
- Saturday and Sunday 11:00
Before you book
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The experience
You're driving through Belgrade's streets in an air-conditioned vehicle, heading first to Crvena Zvezda's stadium: the largest in the region. The driver navigates you straight to the entrance, and from there the tour unfolds without you having to figure out routes or timing. Inside, you spend 45 minutes moving through the locker rooms, the tunnel where players walk out before matches, the stands themselves. The museum shows trophies and club history. It's the kind of access most visitors never get, and it takes the guesswork out of how to actually see inside a working stadium.
Then you cross the city to Partizan's ground, which is older and, according to the guide, carries a different energy altogether. Another 45 minutes here: same depth of access, different story. You walk out onto the field itself, see the official club premises, get the sense of what makes this rivalry so intense. The two stadiums sit in different parts of Belgrade, and the neighborhoods around them tell you something about the fan bases. The driver takes you through the streets where Red Star supporters live, where the graffiti and murals speak to decades of loyalty. Then to Dorcol, the Partizan stronghold, where the walls are covered in different colors and symbols. You're not just seeing stadiums. You're seeing how this rivalry shapes the city itself.
The Belgrade derby is ranked in the world's top five football rivalries, and this tour doesn't pretend it's just about the sport. It's about understanding why these two clubs matter so much to Serbia, why the neighborhoods look the way they do, why the fans are the way they are. The whole thing runs as a private tour, which means the pace is yours and the driver handles all the logistics. Pickup from your hotel or wherever you're staying is included, so you don't have to navigate to a meeting point or figure out how to get back at the end of the day.
Is this one for you?Book this if you want to understand Belgrade's biggest cultural divide without arranging your own transport or stadium access: the private pickup and pre-arranged entry mean you show up and the logistics are already solved.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (6 to 11 years). Children under 6 can't be included in the booking.
Can I go on the field at Partizan?
Yes, the Partizan stadium visit includes access to go out on the field, which is one of the differences between the two stops.
Is this only for football fans?
No. The description notes it's designed for anyone who wants to understand Belgrade better through its two biggest clubs and the neighborhoods that support them.
What's included in the price?
Private transportation, WiFi on board, all fees and taxes, and an air-conditioned vehicle. Hotel or location pickup is included.
Which stadium is bigger?
Crvena Zvezda's stadium is the largest in the region. Partizan's is older.
Do I need to be fit for this tour?
It's suitable for all physical fitness levels. You're walking through stadiums and neighborhoods at a normal pace, not hiking or climbing.
Crvena Zvezda Stadium Tour: Inside both Belgrade derby clubs
3h 15m · EN · at your hotel
from € 86 per person
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