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The honest English guide to Belgrade
Belgrade, honestly.
Where the Sava meets the Danube: the sights worth your time, where to stay, what to eat and drink, how to get around, and how to turn Expo 2027 into a proper Belgrade trip.
- Rivers
- 2Sava + Danube
- City buses & trams
- Free
- Currency
- RSDdinar
- Ideal first visit
- 3days
Before you go
Plan your first visit
- Money Serbia uses the dinar (RSD); cards are widely accepted, but keep some cash for kiosks and markets.
- Getting around City buses, trams and trolleybuses have been free for everyone since 2025.
- Visas & entry Many nationalities enter visa-free for up to 90 days — confirm your own case before you fly.
- Is it safe? Belgrade is generally safe; the real risks are pickpockets in crowds and taxi overcharging.
- When to go April–June and September–October are the sweet spot; July–August is hot and lively.
- How many days? Three days covers the city comfortably; two works if you keep to the centre. Add days for Expo or day trips.
15 May – 15 August 2027
The world is coming to Belgrade.
A Specialised Expo at Surčin, by the airport. We track every country, pavilion and contract, marked confirmed, reported or unknown.
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