Conference Tours

Guided Tour through the Botanical Garden

Join us for a one-hour guided walk through the enchanting Jevremovac Botanical Garden, a green oasis in the heart of Belgrade. Discover the rich diversity of plant species, learn about the garden’s history, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of one of the city's most treasured natural landmarks.

Departures: Monday to Friday (except Thursday)
Two tours daily:

• Morning departure: 11:00 AM
• Afternoon departure: 4:00 PM

Duration: 1 hour
Note: The tour is free of charge, but registration is required. If you wish, you can leave a small donation. The number of participants is limited to 20 people.

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Sephardic Traces tour in Belgrade

This route highlights the most significant landmarks of the historical, artistic, cultural, and linguistic heritage of the Sephardic community that has lived in Belgrade since the 16th century. Spanning four and a half kilometers and comprising twenty-eight marked locations, the route extends from the Cervantes Institute to the banks of the Danube River, near the "Burning Menorah" monument by Nandor Glid. Along the way, visitors will encounter important sites such as the Beth Israel Synagogue, originally built in 1907 and tragically destroyed during the Second World War—now the site of the Gallery of Frescoes. The route also includes the location of a former ritual bath (mikveh), demolished in 1939 (Thessaloniki Street No. 11), as well as the historic Sephardic store “Soko,” known for selling bread and dairy products in the early 20th century (Cara Dušana Street No. 32). Other notable stops include the “Robni magazin,” Belgrade’s first department store, constructed in 1907 by a Sephardic architect and owner (Kralja Petra Street No. 16), several residences of prominent Sephardic families, and numerous other traces reflecting the lasting presence and contributions of the Sephardic community in Belgrade.

• Date: September 10, 2025
• Time: 5:00 PM
• Duration: 3 hours
• Meeting Point: In front of the Cervantes Institute, Čika Ljubina 19
• Note: The tour is free of charge, but registration is required. The number of participants is limited to 25.

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Special Rates for ECER Participants at Palace of Science

The exhibition area is dedicated to making science accessible to the general public, focusing on stimulating curiosity in children and young people through knowledge about scientific discoveries and their application in everyday life. The permanent exhibition features over 30 interactive and educational exhibits that explain scientific phenomena and discoveries related to humans, Earth, technology, and the universe in an engaging way. Visitors are guided through the exhibition by famous scientists from the region—Mihajlo Pupin, Milutin Milanković, and Nikola Tesla.

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