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Excursions with children in Serbia by region

15 excursions in 5 regions, by area and place.

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This is part of our Travel guide for Serbia, with tolls, traffic rules and routes.

You know the feeling: the tent is up, the weather isn't playing along and the children want to do something fun. So we've put together, region by region, what there is to do nearby in Serbia.

Looking for things to do near your campsite? Pick your region below. For each place you'll find the excursions, each with its official website. We picked them for children of around 7 and 9, and we only list places whose own website we checked on 14 October 2026. Opening hours, age limits and prices change, so take a quick look at the website before you go.

Compiled and checked by Arjan (Zuidlaren) · Sources are in the text · updated 20 October 2026 · About this page

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Belgrade · 6 excursions

Knez-Mihailova Street in Belgrade
Photo: Jaimrsilva · CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped) · all photo credits

📍 Belgrade (6)

Beo Zoo Vrt, Belgrade (Kalemegdan)
Photo: Новик А.Н. · CC BY-SA 3.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Beo Zoo Vrt

Location: Belgrade Species: Zoo

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Beo Zoo Vrt, the 'Garden of Good Hope', is located in the Kalemegdan fortress. It was opened in 1936 and, according to the website, is the oldest and largest zoo in Serbia, with over 400,000 visitors a year. Open daily, with puzzle tours for families.

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📍 Belgrade (Kalemegdan)

Ada Ciganlija – Playgrounds, Belgrade
Photo: Gmihail at Serbian Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0 rs · all photo credits

🎯 Ada Ciganlija – Playgrounds

Location: Belgrade Species: Freizeitinsel

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Ada Ciganlija is Belgrade's recreation island, with a bathing beach and, according to the website, lots of playgrounds, including an eco play park made from natural materials. A little tourist train runs around the island, and you can go pedal boating, play mini golf and climb.

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ℹ️ Good to know: Outside

Illustrative photo, not Turbomax: comparable kart track elsewhere
Illustrative photo · Photo: Jordiferrer · CC BY-SA 4.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Turbomax

Location: Belgrade Species: Indoor fun

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

According to its own website, the largest leisure centre in Belgrade, with a unique indoor cart track. Plus bowling, laser tag, billiards, Boccia and AR-Darts as well as a sports bar. On weekdays it only opens in the afternoon, on weekends in the morning.

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📍 Belgrade (Pančevački put)

ℹ️ Good to know: Inside, Mo closed

Illustrative photo, not Skakaonica: comparable trampoline park elsewhere
Illustrative photo · Photo: 3steph14 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Skakaonica

Location: Belgrade Species: Indoor fun

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

A trampoline and adventure park at two locations in Belgrade: Ava Shopping Park and Dorćol. In the jump and adventure zone, children aged 3 and up combine jumping, climbing and balancing (under 6 with a parent). There’s a separate play zone for children under 8.

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📍 Belgrade (Ava Shopping Park and Dorćol)

ℹ️ Good to know: Indoors

Nikola Tesla Museum, Belgrade
Photo: Vislupus · CC BY-SA 4.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Nikola Tesla Museum

Location: Belgrade Species: Museum

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

The museum in Belgrade takes you into the world of inventor Nikola Tesla. According to the website, there are guided tours, including special tours for children. Open daily; the electricity demonstrations are the highlight for children.

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ℹ️ Good to know: Indoors

Museum of Science and Technology, Belgrade
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🎯 Museum of Science and Technology

Location: Belgrade Species: Museum

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

The Museum of Science and Technology in Belgrade is housed in an old power station. According to the website, there is a permanent exhibition on people and technology, a toy gallery and a hands-on science playroom. Closed on Closed on Mondays.

4.7 (Google, 2,887 reviews, Oct 2026)

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ℹ️ Good to know: Indoors

Vojvodina · 3 excursions

The Freedom Square in Novi Sad
Photo: Ванилица · CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped) · all photo credits

📍 Bački Petrovac (1)

Petroland, Bački Petrovac (Vojvodina)
Photo: mediaportal.vojvodina.gov.rs · CC BY-SA 3.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Petroland

Location: Bački Petrovac Species: Wasserpark

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Aquapark Petroland lies in Vojvodina on the way to Novi Sad, with indoor and outdoor areas. According to the website, there are slides, pools, sports pitches, beaches and a children's paradise, plus wellness. The outdoor area is summer-only, so check the times beforehand.

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📍 Bački Petrovac (Vojvodina)

📍 Palić (1)

📍 near Novi Sad (1)

Fruška Gora National Park, near Novi Sad
Photo: Alexkom000 · CC BY 4.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Fruška gora National Park

Location: near Novi Sad Species: National Park

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

The Fruška gora near Novi Sad is the oldest national park in Serbia, founded in 1960. On the forested mountain range are many monasteries, round hikes, picnic areas and an info centre. A green day out close to the city.

4.8 (Google, 9,342 reviews, Oct 2026)

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ℹ️ Good to know: Outside

Central Serbia (Šumadija) · 2 excursions

The Resava Cave
Photo: Geograf208 · CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped) · all photo credits

📍 Jagodina (1)

Aquapark Jagodina (near Zoo Jagodina), Jagodina
Photo: MiljenkoR · CC BY 3.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Aquapark Jagodina (near Zoo Jagodina)

Location: Jagodina Species: Wasserpark

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Jagodina describes itself on the website as the ideal mixture of fun for children and adults. Next to the zoo is an aquapark with eight pools, slides and play area. The zoo has a restaurant with a garden and a playroom for children’s birthday parties.

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ℹ️ Good to know: Summer

📍 Despotovac (1)

Resava Cave, Despotovac
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🎯 Resava Cave

Location: Despotovac Species: Cave

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

The Resava cave is located 21 km from Despotovac and, according to the website, is one of the most unusual caves in Serbia. Guided tours pass by stalactites and stalagmites ranging in color from white to red. The most beautiful is the Crystal Hall.

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ℹ️ Good to know: Guided tour

Western Serbia (Zlatibor) · 3 excursions

The mountain landscape at Mokra Gora
Photo: Bobik at Serbian Wikipedia · CC BY 3.0 rs (cropped) · all photo credits

📍 Zlatibor (1)

Gold Gondola, Zlatibor
Photo: Pears34love · CC BY-SA 4.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Gold Gondola

Location: Zlatibor Species: Cable car

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

The Gold Gondola on Zlatibor is one of the longest gondolas in the world according to the website: 9 kilometres from the centre of Zlatibor to the Tornik ski area, with a central station on Ribnica Lake. The journey takes about 25 minutes with great views. Out of season usually only on weekends.

📍 Mokra Gora (1)

Drvengrad (Mećavnik), Mokra Gora
Photo: White Writer · CC BY-SA 3.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Drvengrad (Mećavnik)

Location: Mokra Gora Species: Filmdorf

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Drvengrad on the hill Mećavnik is the wooden village of filmmaker Emir Kusturica, near the narrow gauge railway Šarganska osmica. According to the website, there are alleys and squares, a cinema, a farm with animals, a swimming pool and a restaurant.

📍 Bajina Bašta (1)

National Park Tara, Bajina Bašta
Photo: en:Bolonium · CC BY 2.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Tara National Park

Location: Bajina Bašta Species: National Park

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Tara National Park is a forested mountain area above the Drina Gorge and, according to the website, the park with the most viewpoints in Serbia. There are hiking and cycling trails, educational trails and an accessible path. The visitor centres can help with more information.

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ℹ️ Good to know: Outside

Südserbien · 1 excursion

The fortress of Niš
Photo: MrPanyGoff · CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped) · all photo credits

📍 Kuršumlija (1)

Đavolja Varoš, Kuršumlija
Photo: Dimo Dimov · CC BY-SA 2.0 · all photo credits

🎯 Đavolja Varoš

Location: Kuršumlija Species: Nature

💶 Costs: Price: see official website

Đavolja Varoš in the south of Serbia, 27 km from Kuršumlija, consists of two rare natural wonders: over 200 earth pyramids with stone caps and two springs with very acidic, mineral-rich water. There is also a legend that children love to hear.

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ℹ️ Good to know: Outside

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Tagesausflüge

Day trips from Belgrade

The Smederevo Fortress on the Danube
Photo: Pudelek (Marcin Szala) · CC BY-SA 3.0 rs (cropped) · all photo credits

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