Serbia

Explore the modern capital of Serbia Belgrade is a vibrant and modern city that’s perfect for a quick weekend getaway. The city has evolved into a trendy, cultural and popular city, even called “New Berlin”.

Stroll along the busy boulevards, have dinner on some of the restaurant boats along the Danube or go shopping at the trendy Savamala. Learn more dark history of the 90’s and feel hope flourish in this bustling cultural city.

Belgrade is one of the oldest cities in Europe, and it’s assorted past still lingers when you stroll around in the city. Here you can find an incredible mix of majestic buildings, picturesque churches and old Russian architecure. It’s a refreshing mix between the old and the new.

Belgrade is absolutely perfect when you want a change of scenery and go for a weekend trip! The city offers great value for money, making it the perfect spot if you’re on a budget.

Travel Tips!

Stroll through the heart and soul of the city, Knez Mihailova, where you can find a lot of shops with beautiful souvenirs. Visit Belgrade’s own Montemartre, Skadarska, which is filled to the brim with antique shops, street musicians and restaurants with good local food. Food and drink is almost a religion in the Serbian capital.Have a cocktail in one of the many bars along the beach (Ada Ciganlija: It’s a must!) and then visit any of the restaurants Homa, Manufaktura or Radost Fina Kuhinjica.Take a “green break” in Kalemegdan park or enjoy a late night cruise on the Danube for only 50 SEK per person.

• Amongst the best food in Europe
• A beer costs 10 SEK (Don’t miss out on their national drink Sljivovica, a vodka made of plums.)
• Unexploited
• More historic attractions

Travel to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia!

Flights and transportation

The flight arrives at the Nikola Tesla Airport, located about 18 km west of the centre of Belgrade. Transportation is easy and the bus takes approx. 30 minutes. The buses 72 or 607 departs right from the airport and a one-way ticket costs 10 SEK if you buy in a kiosk, but if you choose to buy the ticket on the bus it costs around 15 SEK. A taxi costs about 150 to 200 sek, the prices are fixed. Thanks to short distances, the best way to get around Belgarde is by foot. Although, the city has good public transportation with buses and tram. And it is cheap! We actually recommend that you rent a bike!

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