Iron Gate

Iron Gate Serbia: Djerdap Gorge on the Danube

Iron Gate Serbia, also known as Đerdap Gorge, is one of the most impressive parts of the Danube. The gorge runs through Đerdap National Park, along the right bank of the river, with dramatic cliffs, changing river widths and scenic viewpoints.

The area is around 230 kilometers from Belgrade. Important local centers include Donji Milanovac and Kladovo, making the Iron Gate a strong day trip or private group route from the capital.

Why visit Iron Gate

• Danube landscapes, high rocky cliffs and the narrow Kazan section
• Đerdap National Park and several parts of the gorge, including Gornja klisura, Lady Vir, Veliki and Mali Kazan and Sipska klisura
• Lepenski Vir, one of Serbia’s important archaeological sites
• Roman heritage connected with Trajan and routes through the gorge

Iron Gate from Belgrade

Iron Gate can be visited as part of an organized route from Belgrade. For travelers who want guiding, timing and transport included, see the Iron Gates Day Tour from Belgrade.

Private groups can also request a custom program through Create Your Own Tour. If you only need transport, visit Transfers.

FAQ

Where is Iron Gate in Serbia?
It is on the Danube, in Đerdap National Park, about 230 kilometers from Belgrade.

Is Iron Gate the same as Đerdap Gorge?
Yes. Iron Gate is commonly used for the Đerdap Gorge area of the Danube.

Can Iron Gate be visited from Belgrade?
Yes. It can be visited as a day tour or private group trip from Belgrade.

What can you see near Iron Gate?
Highlights include the Danube cliffs, Kazan, Donji Milanovac, Kladovo and Lepenski Vir.