Belgrade to Niš: How to Get There
Verified · July 4, 2026Belgrade to Niš is a bus job, not a train one: about 3 hours by coach vs 6 by rail, plus the drive, prices and why the fast line does not run south yet.
Transport
Transport in Serbia - how to get around the country: the airport, intercity and regional buses, trains (including the fast Belgrade-Novi Sad line), transfers, and car rental. This section has practical guides: how to get from point to point, roughly how long the trip takes, and what options there are.
Here you’ll find the country’s main gateway, Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG), city transport, and popular routes like Belgrade → Novi Sad or Belgrade → Niš (bus, train, car) - and we keep adding directions and modes of transport. It’s handy to plan transport together with the “Car rental” and “Routes” sections.
In this section
Belgrade to Novi Sad: Train, Bus & Car
Verified · July 4, 2026Belgrade to Novi Sad in about 40 minutes on the Soko fast train, plus the bus and driving options, prices and the day-trip plan to be back for dinner.
Belgrade to Sarajevo: Bus & Car
Verified · July 4, 2026Belgrade to Sarajevo in 2026: the bus (day and night), driving the Drina route, why there is no useful train, and the East Sarajevo arrival trap.
Belgrade to Zlatibor: Bus & Car
Verified · July 4, 2026Belgrade to Zlatibor is a bus or car trip, about 230 km and 3 to 3.5 hours west into the mountains. No direct train. Prices, the drive and the seasons.
How to Get to Serbia: Flights & Overland
Verified · July 4, 2026How to get to Serbia in 2026: flights to Belgrade (BEG) and budget Niš (INI), overland by bus and the mostly-suspended trains, plus visa-free entry rules.
Belgrade Airport to City Centre
Verified · July 3, 2026Getting from Belgrade Nikola Tesla airport (BEG) to the centre: the free bus 72, the paid A1 minibus, fixed-price taxis and transfers - costs and tips.
Getting Around Serbia: Trains, Buses & Cars
Verified · July 3, 2026How to get around Serbia in 2026: the fast Soko train north, buses everywhere else, when a car pays off, and why Belgrade has no metro but free trams.