Belgrade District Transportation

Be aware of taxi drivers who are standing there in the line next to the bus or railway station. They might try to cheat on you and charge you much more then the real price should be. Just walk 200-300 m far away, stop the cab on the street and problem is solved.

Never take taxi at train station. They will charge you 5 times more!

zadnja selendra u kojoj je mobitel svemirski brod na tri kotaca
ak se dobro sjecam...

what to do? take a train from Podgorica to Belgrade, and enjoy the thrill and the scenery for 8 hours... and on the way you will cross Prijepolje!

BEANS is among the favorite local dishes that come in many forms, from soup to chowder, vegetarian and "army style". Beans are cooked with chopped onions, bay leaf and addition of meats, diced bacon or smoked spareribs, with roux in the end. Beans are usually accompanied with sausage, pork chops or similar kinds of meat. Salad is an indispensable accompaniment to beans. We recommend cabbage or roast peppers in oil with garlic. You will appreciate beer or spritzer with it.

The theatre is one of the most significant buildings of the 19th century and it decorates the Square - Trg Republike - where is the most popular meeting point of Belgrade. It is built on the base of renaissance architecture plan.

Knez Mihajlova Street links Terazije with Belgrade’s most popular promenade, Kalemegdan Park. Laid out in the first town plan for Belgrade, prepared in 1867 by Emilijan Josimovic, it is the oldest and most completely preserved area of old Belgrade. Foreign travellers once compared Knez Mihajlova Street to the most famous trading streets of the largest European cities. The most wealthy and influential leaders of the city’s commercial and political life built their family homes here. Knez Mihajlova was the first street in Belgrade to be named by the administration (1872) and is one of the few streets whose original name has never been changed. Considered the city’s main street from the outset, it remains to this day the most lively trading, business culture and restaurant area.

Either from a ship, or from the other side of the river, Kalemegdan is always lovely! Anytime of the year you will find lots of boats on both rivers, from the small, old wooden boats to speed boats, yachts and cruise ships! Also, there is a boat tour organizing sightseeing of the town! Don't miss to see the city from this perspective as well!