Belgrade Segway Tour: 2000 Years in One Wall

Two thousand years of history stacked in layers of one wall.

A Belgrade Segway tour is a guided ride through the city's landmarks on electric vehicles, covering sites from Roman times through World War history to modern Belgrade. The tour runs roughly three hours with a professional guide in English, Russian, Italian, German or Serbian; helmet and beverages are included. Children from age 4 can join when accompanied by an adult, and groups stay under ten riders.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Belgrade by Segway

• Learn about the tours
• Pass by Knez Mihailova Street
• Visit monuments and historical sites
• Explore 19th century Belgrade streets

The Experience

The tour covers Knez Mihailova Street, the medieval castle ruins, the bastion where World War 1 started, Tito's bunker, a Roman well beneath the city, the Military Museum, and "The Victor"—Belgrade's trademark symbol. You'll also pass the sports fields where Partizan and Red Star were founded, see weapons from both World Wars, and ride past monuments to France and Russia. The Segway handles all of it: it's electric, quiet, and permitted in pedestrian areas, so the route stays accessible without the noise or pollution of a car.

The guide walks you through the controls before you start—they're intuitive enough that anyone can master them quickly. From there, the day unfolds as a moving conversation through the city's layers. You'll stop at the XIX century Belgrade neighborhoods of Kralja Petra Street and Kosancicev Venac, known as the Montmartre of Belgrade. The helmet is provided, and beverages come along the way.

A minimum of two people per booking means you won't ride alone, and the maximum of ten keeps the group small enough to hear the guide and move together without a crowd. Children must be with an adult, and the tour isn't suitable for anyone with spinal injuries or pregnant travelers; moderate fitness helps, since you're balancing and steering for nearly three hours.

What’s included

• Professional guide in your choice of English, Russian, Italian, German or Serbian.
• Segway use and helmet.
• beverages throughout the tour.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelNot for pregnant travelersNot for back problems

Operated by Segway Belgrade

Is this one for you?Choose the English or Russian guide if you want real-time commentary on the sites as you pass them; the Italian and German options work the same way, so pick whichever language you follow most comfortably.

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Top questions

What exactly is on Knez Mihailova Street that the tour stops at?

Knez Mihailova Street is Belgrade's main pedestrian thoroughfare and a primary stop on the route; the guide covers its role in the city's layout and history as you ride through it.

Can I take the tour if I've never ridden a Segway before?

Yes—the controls are intuitive and the guide teaches you how to use them before the tour starts, so no prior experience is needed.

What languages does the guide speak?

The guide speaks English, Russian, Italian, German or Serbian, depending on which language option you select at booking.

Is this tour suitable for children?

Children from age 4 can join when accompanied by an adult; they must be old enough to balance on a Segway and follow safety instructions.

How long does the tour actually take?

The tour runs roughly three hours, covering multiple stops across the city from the Roman well to Tito's bunker and the Military Museum.

What's included in the price?

The helmet, beverages, and the professional guide are included; food is not, so plan accordingly if you want a meal during the tour.