Accommodation

IN Hotel

IN Hotel

Located in the centre of the business part of New Belgrade, IN Hotel is just a short walk and a bus ride to the venue.

Booking.com rating: 9.0

TripAdvisor rating: 4.0

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Falkensteiner Hotel

Falkensteiner Hotel

This new city hotel is located in the vibrant business and entertainment district of Belgrade. 

Booking.com rating: 9.3

TripAdvisor rating: 4.5

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Tulip Inn Putnik Hotel

Tulip Inn Putnik Hotel

This hotel with tradition of quality in hospitality industry is located a short walk and a bus ride from the venue.

Booking.com rating: 8.1

TripAdvisor rating: 4.0

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Villa Petra

Villa Petra

This XIX century house, turned bed and breakfast villa is situated in the centre of Zemun, just minutes walk from the venue.

Booking.com rating: 9.1

TripAdvisor rating: 4.5

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Hostel 1910

Hostel 1910

Hostel 1910 is completely renovated 100-year-old house in the heart of Zemun, located just a few steps from the venue.

Booking.com rating: 9.5

TripAdvisor rating: 5.0

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Skadarlija Sunrise Hostel

Skadarlija Sunrise Hostel

Located at the very heart of Belgrade, bohemian quarter Skadarlija, this hostel is situated in close proximity to tourist attractions in Belgrade

Booking.com rating: 9.2

TripAdvisor rating: 5.0

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Travel

To Belgrade by plane

Nikola Tesla airport is located about 18km from the city centre. You can reach city center by a minibus A1 (estimated 30 minutes from airport to Slavija Square, ticket price is 300 dinars (about 2,6 euros) and you pay the ticket in the mini bus), a bus 72 (estimated 30-40 minutes from airport to Zeleni venac, ticket price is 150 dinars (about 1,3 euros) and you pay for the ticket with the driver of the bus). The other option is taxi.

Public transportation

You can buy public transportation tickets at a kiosk. There are many options for tickets, but we recommend you buy a three day tickets that costs 700 dinars (about 5.9 euros). You can use that ticket in all public transportation – busses, trolleys and trams. You cannot use this ticket in mini busses that have an “E” (E1, E2, E5, E6, E9) prefix on them – they are private companies that have their own price range and matter of payment (they cost 150 dinars per ride, and you buy the ticket from the driver).

Bus stops near the venue: 

  • Trg Branka Radičevića (around 100 meters, about 3 minutes walking): 17, 45, 73, 83, 84, 705;
  • Rk Beograd (around 150 meters, about 4 minutes walking): 703, 704, 706, 706E, 707.

Taxi

There are many taxi companies in Belgrade. Prices differ from company to company, but not significally. Some of the taxi companies that we would recommend you use are: ALFA TAKSI (19807), TAXI BELL (19808), PINK TAXI (19808, +381654889977), NAXIS TAXI (19804).

Other than taxi companies, there is an option of CAR:GO application (you can download it via Google Play or AppStore), that functions similarly to Uber.

Park your car

You can park your car in public garages and parkings. In public garages parking is not limited and is charged by an hour, since at public parkings parking is limited from 1 to 3 hours. However, other than paying by the hour there is also an option of "Parking PasS" card, which you can purchase in the garage, and which lasts 1 day (1500 dinars, about 12.7 euros), 3 days (3500 dinars, about 29.7 euros) or 7 days (6500 dinars, 55.1 euros).

Interesting places to visit

Belgrade has rich history that offers many tourist attractions. There is something here for everybody - from historic landmarks, to clubs, bars and incredible restaurants.

Belgrade Fortress

Belgrade Fortress

Located at the spot overseeing the confluence of the Sava River and the Danube, it is the most visited tourist attraction in Belgrade. When you check out the view, you will understand why.

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Skadarlija

Skadarlija

A bohemian quarter located at the very heart of Belgrade. Fondily compared by Belgraders with Paris' Montmartre, it is a place held dear in everyone's heart who ever came to visit.

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Church of Saint Sava

Church of Saint Sava

The Church of Saint Sava is the biggest church in Serbia, and one of the biggest Orthodox churches in the world. Serene surroundings will give you a unique sense of inner peace.

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Knez Mihailova Street

Knez Mihailova Street

The main pedestrian and shopping area in Belgrade, and it is protected by the law as one a historic ensemble of outstanding value.

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Ada Ciganlija

Ada Ciganlija

A river island, fondily known as Ada, that has artificially been turned into a peninsula, offers an escape from the all surrounding conrete into the calmness only nature can provide.

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Clubbing

Clubbing

Take a dive into evergrowing offer of night clubs, bars, pubs, barges (splavs), kafanas, and see one of the main reasons Belgrade has become the most attractive city in South East Europe.

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Moja Nekretnina

Moja Nekretnina

If you are looking for a longer stay in Belgrade you can consider renting an apartment in Belgrade for one month.

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