Golubac Fortress & Iron Gates Tour

An Unconquered Fortress – Discover Its Secrets

Did you know some fortresses were never conquered? Golubac Fortress is one of them!

Following the Danube from Belgrade, at the entrance to the Iron Gates Gorge, you’ll find this mighty medieval stronghold. With its massive walls and perfect position, it was impossible to defeat.

Golubac Fortress – Guardian of the Danube and Iron Gates

Standing where the Danube is widest and deepest, Golubac Fortress played a key role in medieval battles. Many tried to take it, but none succeeded.

Today, it’s one of Serbia’s most important landmarks. Its towers and views make it a perfect spot for amazing photos, and our guide will help you capture the best ones!

Lepenski Vir – Europe’s Oldest Settlement

Next, we visit Lepenski Vir, a 8,000-year-old prehistoric site.

This ancient settlement along the Danube was home to one of Europe’s earliest civilizations. People here built houses, created sculptures, and left behind traces of their unique culture. Found by accident, it is now carefully preserved for us to explore.

Iron Gates Boat Ride – Through Europe’s Longest Gorge

After Golubac Fortress, following Danube, w enter the breathtaking Iron Gates Gorge, the deepest gorge in Europe.

The Danube cuts through the Carpathian Mountains, creating stunning scenery. For centuries, this river was a key trade route, and many rulers left behind legends and monuments—best seen from the water. Enjoy a speedboat ride through this spectacular landscape and visit Decebalus rock statue and Tabula Traiana – old Roman heritage.

Kapetan Mišin Breg Viewpoint – A Perfect Ending

On our way back, we’ll stop at Kapetan Mišin Breg, a beautiful hilltop viewpoint above the Danube.

From here, you can see the Iron Gates Gorge in all its glory. It’s the perfect place to relax, take in the view, and enjoy a peaceful moment before heading back.