Sightseeing tours of Belgrade from open buses to restart on May 8

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Sightseeing of Belgrade from an open bus, a popular tourist program that will now be reimplemented on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in three regular terms - along with all necessary protection measures - will start on May 8, organizers have announced.

During the open bus ride, visitors will hear interesting stories about the most important tourist attractions of Belgrade, historical buildings and structures, as well as numerous interesting stories and anecdotes from the life of our capital, thanks to audio guides.

The Old and the New Palace, St. Sava's Temple, the Museum of Yugoslavia, the Belgrade Fortress, Savamala, the Palace of Serbia are just some of the locations that have been toured and enjoyed during the 70-minute ride by more than 150,000 tourists from all over the world over the past 11 years.

Departures will be from the tourist bus stop on Nikole Pasica Square on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, at 11 am, 1 pm and 3 pm.

Tickets prices are unchanged - 800 dinars for adults and 500 dinars for children - and can be purchased from the BS Tours office located at Savski Square 1a, and on the bus just before departure.

The number of visitors is limited and adjusted to emergency measures.

Visitors are required to wear protective masks and gloves during the tour.

(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)