Belgrade
A lively capital where the Sava meets the Danube, below a hilltop fortress.
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2 days in Belgrade
Day 1
- MorningWalk the Kalemegdan fortress where the Sava meets the Danube.
- AfternoonWalk the Knez Mihailova street and visit the Temple of Saint Sava.
- EveningHave dinner in the bohemian Skadarlija street, then drinks on a river splav.
Day 2
Visit Zemun's riverside quarter or the Museum of Yugoslavia.
What to eat
Ćevapi, pljeskavica and a shot of rakija.
Local tips
Make the most of Belgrade
Beat the crowds
Belgrade is lively day and night; the fortress park is busiest at sunset.
Best photo spot
The point where the Sava and the Danube meet, seen from the Kalemegdan fortress at sunset.
Getting there
Buses run from the airport to the centre. The old centre is walkable.
Don't miss nearby
Novi Sad and the Petrovaradin fortress, about an hour away.
Good to know
Belgrade is known for its nightlife, including floating clubs on the rivers in summer. Serbia uses dinars.
At a glance
Questions
Belgrade: good to know
Is Belgrade worth visiting?
Yes, especially if you like food and historic old towns. A lively capital where the Sava meets the Danube, below a hilltop fortress.
How many days do you need in Belgrade?
Plan 2 nights. Our free 2-day plan above shows how to spend your time.
When is the best time to visit Belgrade?
You can visit all year. Belgrade is lively day and night; the fortress park is busiest at sunset.
How do you get to Belgrade?
The nearest airport is Belgrade Airport (BEG), about 12 km away. Buses run from the airport to the centre. The old centre is walkable.
What is there to see near Belgrade?
Nearby hidden places include Novi Sad (72 km), Timișoara (122 km) and Tara National Park (129 km).