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  • Stari Grad

    In the city centre

    Rich in history and tradition, Stari Grad is the city’s old town. The ancient Kalemegdan Fortress is your first port of call. Ramble its ramparts and snap shots of the majestic River Danube below. Stop off at Café Svetskih Putnika to sample classic “ćevapi" minced meat. Then, peruse the craft shops off Republic Square for trinkets and jewellery.

    Places to stay from € 6.50 per night

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  • Vračar

    1.2 miles from city centre

    Set high on Vračar plateau, this district has many levels. On one hand, historic sites like St Sava Temple and Karađorde Park ooze serenity. Yet, in bohemian Čubura the city’s best “kafana” bars pump out high-tempo dance music long into the night. At places like Mala Maca and Sumnjivog Morala, meaty snacks are served along with the shots. Tuck in!

    Places to stay from € 6.16 per night

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  • Novi Beograd

    3.1 miles from city centre

    There’s more to “NB” than grey, functionalist tower blocks. Since the 2000s, the area's boomed as an entertainment emporium. Ušće Shopping Centre packs in punters with its stores, eateries and cinema screens. At Belgrade Arena, the biggest pop stars strut their stuff. Then there’s the riverboat nightclubs like Šlep that “oomph” long into the night.

    Places to stay from € 9 per night

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  • Zemun

    3.9 miles from city centre

    Zemun was settled in the Neolithic Age. Once a free town, it merged with Belgrade in the 1930s. Wander the tree-lined banks of the Danube to feel the river’s might, and pause for a classic fish lunch at the quaint Restaurant Šaran. Then, climb the cobbled street that leads to Gardoš Tower, and capture panoramas of red rooftops and river bends.

    Places to stay from € 15 per night

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About Belgrade

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Belgrade, locally known as Beograd, offers a wealth of historical and cultural attractions to visitors. From museums to nightlife, the city is overflowing with things to do.

Heritage structures in Belgrade are a testament to how this city was shaped by major events in European history. This is especially evident at Belgrade Fortress – one of Serbia's most-visited attractions. This ancient landmark sits at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers and has been a strategically important conquest for several empires. Another prominent monument is the Temple of Saint Sava, which has an imposing white exterior and a beautiful golden interior. At the Nikola Tesla Museum nearby, you’ll find thousands of original drawings, photographs and instruments belonging to the eponymous inventor.

A night out in the capital of Serbia includes a trip to one of the many splavovi – boats and barges – anchored along the banks of the rivers. These floating clubs, bars and restaurants offer a variety of entertainment and music options ranging from Serbian folk to pop. You can go dancing, wining or dining at these splavovi and even hop from barge to barge in the peak of summer.

For some outdoor fun in Belgrade, head to Ada Ciganlija, a peninsula on the Sava River. You can try bungee jumping, water skiing and other exciting activities at this destination. Hiking and biking can be enjoyed at both Ada Ciganlija and Kalemegdan park. The latter also has several walking trails that offer scenic views of the surroundings.

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Most popular time to visit October–December
Cheapest time to visit January–March
Local currency EUR
Language Serbian
Average weekend price € 66.65 per night
Average weekday price € 72.72 per night
Typical stay 2 nights

Belgrade reviews

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8.0

Belgrade is one of the most interesting cities I have...

7 May 2025

Belgrade is one of the most interesting cities I have visited. On the outside, I think it has seen better days - there is graffiti everywhere, quite a bit of litter and some areas where the smell of sewage is present. But, for us, the good outweighs the less-than-good. People are really friendly and outgoing; nightlife is very good - people sitting in sidewalk cafes and strolling with family and friends; dogs are well-loved and are very well-behaved; free buses, trams and trolleys make getting around the city much easier and we didn’t have to figure out how to buy tickets - we just got on and rode until we wanted to get off; children seem happy and people, in general, are attractive; there are many parks and the trees are varied and beautiful; food is tasty.

Rachel
Rachel
10

Friendly people, loved walking and felt safe in the...

5 May 2025

Friendly people, loved walking and felt safe in the neighborhoods. The bus rides are free. Definetely stay near the Republic Square. We ate at: Casa Nova, Little Bay, Supermarket Deli, Kafeterija Magazin 1907, Frozen Yogurt,

Andrea
Andrea Cyprus
8.0

Came to Belgrade for a colleagues wedding and caught up with...

30 April 2025

Came to Belgrade for a colleagues wedding and caught up with other staff who are Serbian and live there Belgrade is a super city and recommend as a city break . Great vibe with cafe and bars , restaurants and wonderful Kalamegden ( fortress and church ) nice walk too by river . Smallish city so nice and compact .

Julie
Julie United Kingdom
10

Belgrade is a very charming and vibrant city with great food...

30 April 2025

Belgrade is a very charming and vibrant city with great food, friendly people, and lots of history. It’s perfect for a short visit—two nights felt just right to explore and enjoy the highlights. Staying longer might feel a bit repetitive unless you have specific plans or excursions.

RASHED
RASHED United Arab Emirates
10

Fantastic city with lots of great bars and restaurants all...

20 April 2025

Fantastic city with lots of great bars and restaurants all within easy walking distance from centre. There were also many great attractions with beautiful parks and views over the Danube- people were also very friendly and helpful- would recommend!

Scott
Scott United Kingdom
10

Nice people though some of the restaurants have few arrogant...

13 April 2025

Nice people though some of the restaurants have few arrogant college kids .in general people are good and helpful .went for the Belgrade marsthon very supportive people local transport is free and no need to rent the car.

Deepak
Deepak India

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