Visiting the Royal and White Palaces is organized so that visitors with professional tour guides will get acquainted with the history, art and culture in a nice two-hour walk through the Royal Compound. The tour includes the magnificent Royal and White Palaces and the Royal Chapel dedicated to the patron Saint of the Royal Family – St. Andrew the First Called.

There are two ways to visit the Royal Compound:

1. Schools, university students, and pensioners’ associations can visit the Royal Compound in Dedinje on weekdays from 9 AM to 3 PM in organized group tours. Prior notice to the Office of HRH Crown Prince Alexander is required at least 7 to 10 days in advance, by phone at +381 11 306 4014 or by email at [email protected]. Each group must consist of a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 40 visitors, and the visit is free of charge for schoolchildren, students, and pensioners.
2. The Tourist Organization of Belgrade (TOB) organizes public tours of the Royal Compound on dates previously arranged with the Royal Palace office at 9:30 am and 12:30 pm. Information regarding the exact days is available to obtain from TOB directly. Tickets purchased from the Tourist Organization of Belgrade include organized bus transportation from the marked tourist bus stop on Nikola Pasic Square, in front of the City Assembly of Belgrade, to the Royal Complex – gathering times for transport are at 9:30 am and 12:30 pm. The ticket price is 2,000 RSD. The number of people in a group is restricted to a maximum of 30 visitors.

For information and reservations, tourists must visit the Tourist Information Centre in Belgrade,

Knez Mihailova 56.

Phone: 011 26 35 622

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.tob.rs

Links:

Tourist Organization of Belgrade

Tourist Organization of Serbia

Presentation of The Royal Palaces

Conditions of Admission to The Royal Compound

• No visitors will be allowed in before previously registering at the Tourist Organization of Belgrade
• No backpacks of any sort
• No bulky luggage – it must be left on the bus
• No consumption of food and drink anywhere in The Royal Compound
• No shorts in The Royal Chapel
• No photographs of the premises used by the military
• No photographs inside (it is allowed to take photographs of the palaces)
• No selfie sticks
• No parting from the group – all visitors must follow the guide at all times
• No Smoking
• No sitting on chairs or any other piece of furniture or terrace parapets
• No touching of any exhibited artefacts
• We reserve the right in our sole and absolute discretion to refuse admission to any person if circumstances reasonably so require and our decision shall be final and binding.
• We reserve the right to suspend or cut short a particular visit if circumstances reasonably so require
• Parents shall be held responsible for their children
• No mobile phones allowed
• We may require that any visitor whose behaviour is in any way disruptive should forthwith leave The Royal Compound