Serbia, planned properly from the UK
Plain-English, step-by-step guides to Belgrade, Novi Sad and the rest of Serbia: flights from the UK, entry rules, itineraries, food, money, halal travel and getting around.
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Choose your trip
Plan Your TripWhen to go, how long to stay, itineraries and what it costs.Flights & AirportsLondon to Belgrade flights, Air Serbia, baggage, parking and the airport.Places to VisitBelgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, mountains and the Danube.Food & DrinkWhat to eat, how to order and what it costs.Muslim Travel in SerbiaHalal food, mosques, prayer and Islamic heritage in Serbia.Money & CostsDinars, cards, ATMs, exchange rates and everyday prices.Practical GuidesEntry rules, safety, SIM cards, transport and car hire.
Serbia is one of Europe's easiest surprises: close, cheap and full of character.
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Ready to book the first step?
Start with the flight: it is under three hours from London to Belgrade.
Check Air Serbia flights →Why UK travellers are looking at Serbia
- A short flight of under three hours from London
- Belgrade's famous food, nightlife and riverside life
- Many visitors find food, drinks and hotels cheaper than in the UK
- Fortresses, monasteries, mountains and the Danube within easy reach
- Visa-free entry for UK tourists for a short stay (check the latest rules)
- A friendly welcome and plenty of English in the cities
These guides explain each part in the order you will actually need to do it, using official sources for anything that can change.