Tito Tour
The man, the myth, the legend—who ruled Yugoslavia while living like a movie star. Discover his life from the car he himself commissioned.
Tito Tour
Optional
Extras
Airport Dropoff / Pickup
€30 per car
Can’t wait to discover Belgrade? Running out of time before leaving town? Or do you just want to surprise someone in true Yugo style? Get picked up or dropped off at the airport before or after your tour in a classic Zastava. Just let us know your take-off or arrival time when you book, and we'll be there with bells on.
Genex Tower Inside Visit
€15 pp / €20 single
Even if this most iconic of brutalist buildings in Belgrade is included in your tour, you should add this visit to an apartment inside. Our architect friends at Brutalist Belgrade created an exhibition space in this high-rise, where you can probe deeper into Belgrade’s brutalist architecture and enjoy the amazing views while you're up there.
Blok 61 / 62 / 63
€15 pp / €20 single
If you came to Belgrade for its impressive and sometimes crazy socialist architecture, then make sure to add a ride through the largest of its brutalist housing projects. You might spot the rows and rows of these concrete staircases from the plane when you fly in, but it's even more impressive when you're walking among these giants.
Rudo Towers Inside Visit
€15 pp / €20 single
Our only package featuring this imposing trio of towers is the Grand Architecture Tour, if only because they're a bit hard to reach. But if you've only been to the Genex Building—Belgrade's Western Gate—then your list really isn't yet complete, at least not until you've visited this Eastern Gate of the city. Take a trip with us to the top floor of this brutalist behemoth.
If you say Yugoslavia, you say Tito—the leader whose life was a blend of historical fact and grand myth. On this tour, we pass the villas where he lived, board the train he used to host world leaders, and pay tribute at his final resting place. Learn how he built a socialist state that defied Stalin, why his love for movies mattered, and what really happened when he met Elizabeth Taylor.
Start of the Tour
Things kick off at the Yugotour Headquarters at Karađorđeva 11. This is where you meet your driver and vintage Zastava automobile.
Note: Alternate pick-up and drop-off can be arranged while booking.
Dedinje
This leafy neighborhood is home to beautiful villas once occupied by Tito and his inner circle. Today, it’s inhabited by a mix of diplomats and the local elite. Our Zastava might look a little out of place among the modern black Audis, but it’s the most authentic way to see where the Marshal lived.
Tito's Blue Train
While few would deny Tito was a brave partisan fighter, he was famously afraid of flying. His preferred mode of travel was his custom-built Blue Train. Now kept in a hangar outside the city, it remains in perfect condition. You can sit in Tito’s private office, see the clever design of the meeting rooms, and even visit the presidential quarters.
Museum of Yugoslavia & House of Flowers
This complex includes the "House of Flowers," the mausoleum where Tito and his wife Jovanka are buried. It remains a place of pilgrimage for "Yugo-nostalgics." The museum next door houses an eclectic collection of gifts Tito received from around the world, ranging from ancient weapons to a piece of the moon.
