Sightseeing of The Royal Compound is made possible thanks His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander II and the joint work of the Tourist Organization of Serbia

The Palaces (The Royal Palace and The White Palace) and park of The Royal Compound at Dedinje Hill in Belgrade are open to visitors with tickets from 1 April through 30 October on Saturdays and Sundays. The Royal Palace was built between 1924 and 1929 with the private funds of his Majesty King Alexandar I. It was the home of King Alexander I and King Petar II.

After the World War II it was the Residence of TIto – the Yugoslavian communist leader for 35 years. Today the palace is the home of Crown Prince Alexander and his family.

The White Palace is located in the same complex as the Royal Palace which was built as the Residence of King Alexader I and his sons Crown Prince Alexander, Tomislav and Andrej.

After the tour on the Royal compound, you will visit the monumental grave of Tito , the long standing president of former Yugoslavia and one of most interesting politicians in the history.

Services :

- bus transfer from/to hotel
- English speaking guide service
- entrance fees
- organization fees

Note: The maximum number of visitors per group is 50. Registration in advance is mandatory.