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Belgrade is the capital of Serbia.
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Arrive
By plane
The most likely connection to Serbia is with the national airline JAT. Bookings can be made online via jat.com.
The best way to travel to the capital afterwards is by taxi. NB After arriving, go left up the escalator and then leave the building (departure level). There are always metered taxis here, so you don't pay too much. (Taxis are offered downstairs for 20 - 30 € often without a meter and the taxi sign still needs to be set up. Normally max. 15,000 dinars - 17.50 €)
Also by bus it is possible to drive from the Nikola Tesla airport by bus (20 min.) to the center. A bus ticket usually costs 300 dinars.
By train
By car
By bus
By boat
Travel around
By bus
By car
By bike
Cycling in Belgrade is a good way to see the city. Cycle along the most interesting places in the center of Belgrade and finish at the Danube. You will then cycle past various parks, the largest market and the largest Orthodox church, but possibly also the buildings bombed in 1999. It is also possible to do guided bicycle tours. Some providers are:
- Belgradian. € 15,00.
- iBikeBelgrade. € 15,00.
There are not bike paths everywhere like in the Netherlands, so pay attention to where you cycle.
To look at
To do
To learn
To work
To buy
Food
Budget
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Going out
Discos are, for a bit later in the evening, mainly to be found on the riverbank. Several discotheques are located on floating pontoons where there is always something going on. Club "Heaven" is perhaps the most eye-catching for modern Belgrade.
Across the river in the center of town, discotheque "Mr. Stephen Brown" is the star attraction. The 9th floor of an empty tower block may not seem like a party location, but this tent proves the opposite.
stay overnight
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Communication
Many people in Belgrade speak English. Otherwise you will really have to get by in Serbian.
Safety
Daily life
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