Belgrade

Learn more about Belgrade

A captivating and unusual destination in Serbia, Belgrade has become a major stop in Eastern Europe. The capital of Serbia, the mysterious white city continues to attract more and more visitors curious to learn more about its historic past. Cultural, dynamic and attractive, Belgrade offers many sightseeing opportunities during your next stay in the heart of the Balkans.

Choose a hotel in Belgrade that matches your wishes in terms of comfort and amenities, then set off to discover this small country nestled in the centre of Europe. While the imposing fortress will appeal to lovers of history and old stones, the museums and the vast Kalemegdan Park will round off your days perfectly.

Cosmopolitan Belgrade is just waiting for your arrival to tell you all its mysteries, against a backdrop of Western civilisation.

Your hotel in Belgrade

Belgrade, which was once Roman, Celtic, Hungarian, Turkish, Byzantine and even Austrian, offers as many cultural as culinary curiosities during your stay on Serbian soil. Choose a hotel in Serbia close to the main tourist attractions to soak up the special, effervescent atmosphere of the capital.

It must be said that in Belgrade, there is something for everyone. Begin your journey with New Belgrade and the fortress, located at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers. The most beautiful and imposing fortress in the whole region, this building deserves a visit. The cradle of the city, Kalemegdan Fortress takes you through the history of Serbia, with Turkish and Roman architecture.

Continue with a walk towards the Alley of Heroes, before reaching Knez Mihailova Street, where shops, bistros and various boutiques await you. The Residence of Princess Ljubica will charm you with the tragic story of Prince Miloš's wife, as well as with its small museum devoted to collections of objects from the 18th and 19th centuries.

As you will have gathered, Belgrade is best enjoyed on foot, around every lane and every district. King Uroš Street will give you the opportunity to admire the Gallery of Frescoes, before reaching Republic Square and the National Museum of Belgrade.

And to add a touch of freshness, Ada Ciganlija lake offers many sporting activities whatever the season, as well as beautiful beaches for those who love lazing around. Košutnjak Park is perfect for family walks while discovering Prince Miloš's Residence.

Where to stay in Belgrade?

To fully enjoy Belgrade's atmosphere, the Stari Grad district (old town) is an excellent starting point. This central area is home to the main tourist attractions, notably the famous pedestrian street Knez Mihailova and Kalemegdan Fortress. The bohemian district of Skadarlija, with its traditional restaurants and artistic atmosphere, also offers an ideal setting to immerse yourself in Serbian authenticity.

Is Belgrade a safe city?

Belgrade is one of the safest capitals in Europe. The city enjoys an excellent level of safety, particularly in the tourist areas of the city centre. As in any big city, it is simply advisable to remain vigilant on public transport and in very crowded places.

What to do in Belgrade at night?

Belgrade's nightlife is renowned for its energy. From the splavovi (floating nightclubs) along the Sava to the trendy bars of Savamala and the historic cafés of Skadarlija, the city offers a multitude of options to liven up your evenings.

Stay at our hotel in Belgrade city centre

Discover the comfort and elegance of the Best Western Premier Natalija Residence, ideally located for exploring the treasures of the Serbian capital. This Belgrade hotel is located 6 kilometres south-west of the city centre. This refined hotel offers upscale services in a setting combining modernity and traditional charm. From the hotel, to get to the city centre, you can take bus line E2 at the Zarkovacka stop and get off at the Trg Republike stop, a few minutes from the main square.

How to get to the airport?

Nikola Tesla International Airport is 18 kilometres west of Belgrade city centre. Several options are available to reach your flight:

• The A1 minibus links the terminal directly to the city centre in 30 minutes
• Licensed taxis offer fixed-price transfers (around €15-20)
• Bus lines 72 and 607 serve the airport from various districts of the city

How to get to Belgrade?

You will easily reach your hotel in Serbia by air, landing at Nikola Tesla Airport, with airlines such as Lufthansa, JAT, Air France or British Airways. Numerous shuttles and taxis will allow you to quickly settle into your hotel room.