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adults (12+)
children (2-11)
infants (<2)
adults (12+)
children (2-11)
infants (<2)
adults (12+)
children (2-11)
infants (<2)
Belgrade is Serbia's smoking hot capital, built on the banks of the Danube River on the Balkan Peninsula. Sitting at the crossroads of important trading routes between Eastern and Western Europe, its location was of tremendous value to previous Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, Serbian and Austrian empires, and earned it the titles, "Gates of the Balkans" and "Doors of Middle Europe". There is much to discover in this shape-shifting city, from impressive historic monuments and palaces that reflect the city's past, to leafy green parks, provocative art, diverse culture and a raucous night scene.
Whether you wish to gaze at a royal palace, visit a groundbreaking art gallery, meander through Belgrade's bohemian quarter or go shopping in the frenetic markets, there is a vast choice of attractions on offer. Stroll along the riverbank at sunset, pop into a coffeehouse, or learn about the city's colorful history at the many museums – there's no shortage of interesting activities to see and do.
During your stay in Belgrade, you can:
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (also previously known as Belgrade Airport or Sur?in Airport) is one of Europe's fastest growing airports and Serbia's main international gateway, handling flights to a wide range of destinations in Europe and beyond.
A number of airlines operate flights to Belgrade including: Air Serbia and Wizzair.
Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport is located close to Sur?in, approximately 11 miles from Belgrade.
Passengers can reach the city center using the A1 mini bus service or the PTC Belgrade Line 72 service. Taxis can be organized from the Baggage Reclaims area, while car rental agencies are available in the international arrivals area of Terminal 2. By road, you can access the city via the E70 and E75 highways.