Belgrade
Eastern Europe and the Balkans · Serbia
Did you know?
- The Nikola Tesla Museum preserves the inventor's urn.
- Kalemegdan Fortress forms the historic heart of Serbia's capital.
- The Danube and Sava meet beneath the city's historic core.
See also
Novi Sad
Serbia45.25°N 19.85°E · 80 m
Timișoara
Romania45.76°N 21.23°E · 94 m
Overview
Belgrade stands where the Danube meets the Sava. Kalemegdan Fortress anchors the historic core on a bluff above the rivers.
Languages: Serbian
Overview
Belgrade is the capital of Serbia, standing at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. It has a population of 1.2 million and is a fascinating and friendly destination. The city's core is on a bluff overlooking the rivers, with Kalemegdan Fortress as the historic heart. It's relatively inexpensive and English is widely understood.
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Places to know
A few starting points from the guide. Check current hours and prices before you go.
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Amigo
Very good fried pancakes.
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Botako
Good scores for Italian cuisine and ambiance. There's another branch south at Nevesinjska 6.
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Casa Nova
Good Franco-Italian fare with ample portions.
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Gastroteka
Serbian fast food.
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Giros tim
Good gyros.
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Jazzayoga
Sandwiches, wraps, juices, and baked goods, relaxing ambience.
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KMN
Great selection of domestic cuisine, including veggie. Friendly efficient staff.
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Loki
Pljeskavici are Serbian burgers. Variety of toppings like spicy cheese or pickled peppers.
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Before you go
Connectivity
4G and 5G available from A1, MTS, Yettel. Wi-Fi common.
Health
Pharmacies (apoteka) with green crosses are common, some open 24/7 on Francuska and Kralja Milana streets.
Language
English and German are widely understood in the city centre.
Money
Bank cards are widely accepted, but some attractions like Nikola Tesla Museum are cash only (RSD800).
Safety
Pickpocketing is a concern in crowded areas. Avoid confrontations; LGBTQ travelers should be discreet.
Water
Tap water is safe to drink.