Underground Kalemegdan is an ideal adventure for anyone who loves mystery and history. You descend into the tunnels that lead underground where you will discover the secrets hidden beneath everyday life on the surface.
The tour leads through the legendary, cold, dark and mysterious Roman well with spiral stairs.
The tour also includes a tour of the former powder room (powder storage) and bunkers from the 20th century. Every corner has its own story, from the army and strategic plans to legends and urban myths.
Wear comfortable shoes, the movement is on stairs and uneven underground. Layered clothing is recommended because it is in underground areas colder and wetter.
The gathering is at the entrance to the fortress, most often at the Monument of Gratitude to France.
The tour lasts about 2 to 2.5 hours and includes a visit to the Roman well, the powder room, the military bunker and other underground corridors protected under the name "Underground Belgrade".
The typical price of an organized tour is around 1500 RSD per person according to the agency announcement.
Price per person 18 €
The price includes:
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