About
Serbia is a country in Southeastern Europe with a rich history and culture. The capital is Belgrade. The country is known for its natural attractions, historical landmarks, and hospitality.
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Cities and Resorts
What to See
Connectivity & Internet
Average Speed50 Mbps
4G CoverageGood in cities
SIM from MTS, A1 or Yettel costs €5-15 for 5-20GB. NOT in EU - separate SIM needed. Available at airports and shops. Passport required.
Electricity
Voltage:230VV
Frequency:50HzHz
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C
F
European plugs Type C and F (Schuko). Voltage 230V. Standard European system. US/UK travelers need adapter
Local Transport
Operators: Lasta, Severtrans, Niš-Ekspres, Prevoz
Booking: lasta.rs, severtrans.rs, bus stations
Popular Routes
Belgrade-Niš3-3h30min
€7-14
Novi Sad-Niš3h30min-4h
€9-17
Belgrade-Novi Sad49min-1h
€5-9
Serbia—buses faster, trains cheaper! Belgrade to Novi Sad: bus 49min (€5-10) vs train 57min (€3-5). Trains slower for long routes. Belgrade trams good (90 RSD/€0.80). No regular domestic flights—country small. Lasta main bus operator. Belgrade-Novi Sad trains every 30min. Cheap by European standards. Old train infrastructure. BusPlus card for Belgrade. International trains to Hungary, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia.
Local Cuisine
Pljeskavica
ajvar
srpski krompir
Tipping
Local term: Napojnica
Restaurants
10% for good serviceTaxi
Round up fareHotels
Porter100-200 RSD per bag
Housekeeping100-200 RSD per day
Concierge200-500 RSD for special service
Tours
Guide (per day)500-1000 RSD per person
Driver (per day)300-500 RSD per person
Tipping in Serbia is appreciated for good service. Restaurants: 10%. Round up taxi fares. Cash preferred.