Belgrade 6 Day Itinerary

Belgrade 6-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival & City Center Exploration

  • Stay at: Hotel Moskva, a historic and luxurious hotel in the city center. (Book Now)

  • Visit Knez Mihailova Street, Belgrade’s main pedestrian zone filled with shops, cafes, and restaurants.

  • Explore Town Hall Square and Belgrade Fortress offering panoramic views of the city.

  • Have dinner at Skadarlija, Bohemian quarter known for its traditional Serbian restaurants (Kafana). Try Ćevapi or Rakija.

Day 2: Museums & Art

  • Morning visit to Nikola Tesla Museum. Learn about the life and work of the famous scientist.

  • Lunch at Zeleni Venac Market, enjoy local produce, cheese, and traditional dishes.

  • Afternoon at Museum of Aviation or Museum of Contemporary Art.

  • Dinner at Beton Hala, a trendy riverside area with multiple restaurant options.

Day 3: Kosančićev Venac & Ada Cíganski Island

  • Morning stroll in the picturesque neighborhood of Kosančićev Venac. Visit Saint Sava Temple, Serbia’s largest Orthodox church.

  • Boat trip to Ada Ciganlija, a river island transformed into a recreational peninsula with beaches, sports facilities, and cafes.

  • Return to the city center for dinner. Try Vintage Industrial or Zavicaj for modern Serbian cuisine.

Day 4: Skadarlija & Savamala

  • Revisit Skadarlija in the evening, enjoy live traditional music and more authentic Kafana experiences.

  • Head to Savamala, Belgrade’s hipster district with vibrant bars and clubs. Visit Fabrika, a former industrial complex turned entertainment venue.

Day 5: Zemun & New Belgrade

  • Cross the Gazela Bridge to reach Zemun, an old town with beautiful architecture, gardens, and cafes by the Danube river.

  • Lunch at Dvorište, a restaurant serving local specialties in a rustic setting.

  • Visit Ada Huja Island or enjoy a leisurely walk along the Danube riverside.

  • Dinner in New Belgrade at Uzušeće, known for its diverse food scene. Try Rossija Hotel’s restaurant for a touch of nostalgia.

Day 6: Departure

  • Spend your last hours shopping or relaxing before your departure. Remember to try Belgrade’s famous sweets: Baklava and Knefe.

Transportation: Belgrade has an efficient public transportation system including buses, trams, and the Belgrade Waterfront tram (#72) offering great views of the city. You can also rent bikes or use taxis.

Things to Know: Serbia uses the Serbian Dinar (RSD). English is not widely spoken, so it’s helpful to learn a few basic phrases. The currency exchange desks at the airport offer competitive rates. Be prepared for nightlife that starts late (around 10 pm) and goes into the early hours of the morning.

Tips: Belgrade is famous for its hospitality. Locals are friendly and always ready to help, so don’t hesitate to ask for directions or recommendations. Enjoy your trip!