Serbia 5 Day Itinerary

Serbia 5-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Belgrade (Capital City) - Explore the Urban Jungle

  • Morning: Start your day with a visit to Knez Mihailova, Belgrade’s main pedestrian zone filled with shops, cafes, and street performers. Don’t miss the Trg Slavija, a beautiful city square surrounded by impressive buildings.

  • Afternoon: Visit St. Sava Temple – one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, and then head to Topčider Park for a relaxing walk.

  • Evening: Explore the Skadarlija Quarter, known as “the soul of Belgrade”, filled with traditional Serbian restaurants called Kafanas. Try some Ćevapi or Rakija!

Things to Know: Belgrade is famous for its nightlife, with many clubs along the Sava and Danube rivers. The city uses both the Serbian Dinar (RSD) and Euros in most places.

Day 2: Novi Sad - The European Youth Capital

  • Travel to Novi Sad by train or bus. It takes about 1.5 hours from Belgrade.

  • Morning: Visit Petrovaradin Fortress, an 18th-century fortress overlooking the Danube River. Explore the city center and enjoy a coffee at one of the many cafes.

  • Afternoon: Check out the Name of Mary Church and Napredak Museum. In the evening, stroll along the river promenade and enjoy the vibrant street art scene.

Day 3: Sremski Karlovci - Wine Tasting Paradise

  • Travel to Sremski Karlovci (30 min from Novi Sad).

  • Morning: Visit the Hortus Botanicus, a beautiful botanical garden. Take a leisurely walk around the town and visit the Baroque Fountain.

  • Afternoon: Indulge in wine tasting at one of the local wineries. Don’t miss Vina Kalica or Kogovelj.

Day 4: Šimanovićke Pećine - Natural Beauty

  • Travel to Šimanovićke Pećine (1h 30min from Sremski Karlovci).

  • Morning: Explore the stunning limestone caves at Šimanovićke Pećine. Take a guided tour for the best experience.

  • Afternoon: Relax on the pebble beach or take a dip in the crystal clear waters of the Danube River.

Day 5: Return to Belgrade - Shopping and Final Exploration

  • Spend your last day shopping for souvenirs or revisiting favorite spots from Day 1 in Belgrade. If you haven’t already, check out the Nikola Tesla Museum or the Museum of Aviation.

Visa Requirements: Citizens of many countries do not need a visa to enter Serbia for tourism purposes and stay up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Always check the latest requirements with your country’s embassy or consulate.

Transportation: Trains and buses are the most common modes of transport in Serbia. Belgrade has an extensive tram and bus network, while Novi Sad and smaller towns are best explored on foot. Renting a car can also be a convenient option.