Belgrade City Guide - The Balkan Capital Refuses to Be Boring

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Travel Guide For Visitors to Belgrade

Online city guide for visitors to the capital of Serbia, where ancient fortresses meet legendary nightlife, hearty cuisine, and the warmest welcome in the Balkans. Share on Facebook

Why Belgrade is Impressive

Belgrade isn't trying to impress anyone; and that's precisely what makes it so impressive.

Driving Distances in Europe

Driving to Belgrade.

Visiting Authentic Belgrade

While other European capitals polish their tourist-friendly facades, Serbia's capital city gets on with being authentically, unapologetically itself.

Belgrade is a destination that feels refreshingly real, where Roman ruins share space with socialist brutalism, where rakija flows as freely as the Danube, and where the nightlife doesn't just live up to the hype; it obliterates it.

Belgrade - Brewing Up a Brilliant Balkan City Break

Forget what you think you know about Eastern Europe. Belgrade sits at the crossroads of civilisations, where the Sava meets the Danube, and where 2,000 years of history have created something entirely unique.

This isn't just another pretty European city; it's a living, breathing urban adventure that rewards the curious traveller with experiences you simply won't find anywhere else.

Getting to Belgrade - Your Gateway to the Balkans

Flying to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport

Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG) is the primary international airport serving the capital of Serbia.

Belgrade's main airport sits 18km west of the city centre, with decent connections to major European cities.

Budget airlines like Wizz Air and Ryanair have made Belgrade increasingly accessible, while Air Serbia connects directly to long-haul destinations.

Belgrade Airport Transportation Links

There are many ways to get from the Airport to Belgrade and back using public transportation.

The A1 Minibus transports passengers from the city of Belgrade to the Airport from the Slavija Square.

Arriving in Belgrade by Train or Bus

Belgrade's central railway station connects to major European cities, though journeys can be lengthy.

The bus station (BAS) offers more frequent international connections, particularly to neighbouring Balkan countries.

 

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