Travel guide Belgrade

The average price of a return flight to Belgrade from Western Europe is very affordable since some low-cost airlines offer this destination. It should be noted that the price variation depends on the company borrowed, the time taken to book, whether or not there is a stopover, but above all on the dates. To obtain attractive rates, it is essential to do so in advance, as well as to enjoy pleasant accommodation at a good price.

Serbia is opening up more and more to tourism, so you will have no trouble finding a tour operator or travel agency that knows the country's main tourism players to set up an itinerary. Some agencies even specialize in certain themes or regions of Serbia, itinerant hiking trips, cultural stays, visits to discover Belgrade, etc. You can combine a visit to the country with a visit to its Balkan neighbours.

The bus network serves all cities and the vast majority of villages in Serbia. Those who travel on major international routes are comfortable and modern. Travelling by train in Serbia is a real pleasure for those who can take their time. Whether in the mountains of the west of the country, on the steep coast or in the plains, the landscape will always be much better appreciated by train. A personal or rental car nevertheless remains a guarantee of autonomy. Otherwise, in Belgrade, taxis and public transport (tramway) will suffice.