Between May and November the iBikeBelgrade tour starts every day of the week at 14.00 hrs at the meetingpoint in the centre of Belgrade at the end of the main shopping street Kneza Mihaila and the entrance of the Kalemegdan Park.
Click here for a map of the meeting point


One of our young and professional English-speaking guides will welcome you and take you to the bikes at the Sport Centre 25 May at the Danube within a 10-minute walk. The tour will take about 4 hours, including a relaxing 20 minute break at the riverside and some shorter breaks during the rest of the tour.
During the tour your guide will tell you all about Belgrade, except for the boring stuff. Next to interesting facts about the (recent) history of Belgrade and some interesting urban myths, you will learn more about Belgrade today: the restaurants, the bars, the places to go or not to go, etc.
The tour finishes where it started. For more info on prices and times click here.
On this bicycle-tour you will enjoy the rivers Danube and Sava, some architectural highlights of the socialist era of Yugoslavia, the old village of Zemun and the green and beautiful island of Ada with its beach. But please be warned: if you are only taking the tour to see beautiful things, don't come! We will pass some half-sunken ships and construction-sites. You will also see that not all architecture during the 60's was meant to be candy for the eye.

A number of good bikes are available guaranteeing you a good set of wheels that fits you. The entire tour will take place on bicycle-paths which for a large part are following the Danube and Sava rivers.

Getting on Brankov's bridge to cross the Sava used to be dangerous for bikers, until a bike-elevator was built. Now it is possible to cross without getting wet feet, and to enjoy the amazing view on Belgrade from the bridge.

In New Belgrade lies the political heart of former Yugoslavia. This huge building is the biggest in Serbia, measuring about 65.000 m2 and housing 744 offices and 13 conference halls.

Richard Nixon, Tina Turner and Queen Elizabeth II all stayed in one of the rooms of this hotel. Not all at the same time, but still...It has been a ghost-hotel since it was hit by two bombs in 1999 but is currently being renovated.

Once a small town near Belgrade and now surrounded by New Belgrade. A perfect place to escape the big city rush and enjoy a drink at the banks of the Danube.

One of the 'Gates of Belgrade'. Beautiful by its ugliness, as impressive as it is strange. You surely passed it when you entered Belgrade, but standing at the base of it is a totally different experience.

After a ride through New Belgrade we take the boat to Ada Island to enjoy some nature. This island is one huge park. It has many sport-clubs, restaurants and the very popular beach.
The final part of the tour goes alongside the river Sava. From the nature of Ada Island past the old ships at the banks of the river towards the Old Town.