(Around 110 km)
Departure to Sirmium, the actual town of Sremska Mitrovica.
Sirmium was one of the four capitals of the Roman Empire at the end of the 3rd century. We will see the remains of the imperial palace and we will have the opportunity to imagine that the city was an important center for trade and a crossing road of the Empire at the time.
Lunch during the visit.
Back to Belgrade.
We will end our day by visiting the Ethnographic museum which will show us the cultural diversity of the region.
Return to the hotel.
Dinner and overnight in Belgrade.

(Around 270 km)
Departure to Viminacium which was a military camp during the Roman Empire and one of the most important cities of the province of Moesia from the 1st to the 4th century. We will visit the archaeological park of Viminacium.
Roman inspired lunch in the restaurant on the archaeological site. (for groups above 10 persons).
This afternoon, we will visit the Golubac Fortress, a medieval fortified city (XIV century) erected at the entrance of the Djerdap gorge. We continue our journey by visiting the archaeological site of Lepenski Vir dating from the Mesolithic period (between 6500 and 5500 BC). We will continue our trip to Kladovo, one of the oldest cities on the right bank of the river Danube which was a Roman camp located on the “limes” which represents the border line of the Roman Empire.
Dinner and overnight in Kladovo.

We will visit the archaeological museum of Djerdap which presents the Roman period of the region.
Afterwards, we will visit the Diana fortress, an ancient Roman castrum built by Trajan in the 2nd century.
Lunch during the visit.
This afternoon we will go on a cruise on the river Danube and we will enjoy the beauty of its landscapes. We will see the Roman memorial plaque, (“Tabula Traiana”), a Latin inscription engraved on a rock dedicated to the Roman emperor Trajan which is overlooking the Iron Gates, the scenic gorge of the river Danube. We will also see the remains of the Trajan bridge and the Pontes castrum.
Back to Kladovo.
Dinner and overnight in Kladovo.

(Around 230 km)
Today our route will take us to the archaeological site of Gamzigrad-Romuliana, the Palace of Galerius which is on the World Heritage UNESCO list since 2007. This fortified palace was built in the 3rd century by the Emperor Galerius (Caius Valerius Galerius Maximianus). We will see the remains of the palace, the basilicas, temples, hot baths, memorial complex, and a tetra-pylon.
Lunch in a restaurant.
This afternoon, we will go to Naissus, the actual city of Nis where the emperor Constantine the Great was born. He promulgated the edict of Milan in 313 recognizing the freedom of worship for all, which allowed Christians to freely practice their religion in the Roman Empire. We will visit the Nis fortress built by the Ottomans in 1723 on the site of the Roman castrum of Naissus and we’ll see the remains of the Roman baths, villas and tombs.
Dinner and overnight in Nis.

(Around 150 km)
Today we will visit the Mediana archaeological site, the summer residence of the emperor Constantine the Great. Here can be seen the fragments of the peristyle, baths, attic, water tower and mosaics (subject to authorization, the site is closed to the public).
After, our tour continue to the Malca wine cellar. We will make a tour of the estate and have a wine tasting along with a Roman lunch.
After the lunch we are going to visit the Caricin Grad or Justiniana Prima archaeological site, a city founded by the emperor Justinian around 530.
Back to Nis. Dinner and overnight in Nis.

(Around 255 km)
This morning, departure to Belgrade and transfer to the airport.