Serbia: main airports
Serbia is served by Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade, the country's main hub, and by the secondary Niš Airport, in the south of the country.
Serbia offers a lively cultural scene, historic fortresses along the Danube, UNESCO World Heritage Orthodox monasteries and a rapidly growing food and wine scene.
Serbia: recommended activities
Serbia: visa and entry requirements
Citizens of the EU, United Kingdom, United States, Canada and Australia do not need a tourist visa for stays of up to 90 days in 180.
A valid passport is required; Serbia is not part of the European Union or the Schengen area, so border crossing involves a standard passport check.
Serbia: safety
Serbia is generally considered safe for visitors, with violent crime contained in tourist areas.
Usual precautions apply in major cities such as Belgrade, especially at night. Always check your country's updated travel advisories.
Serbia: health situation
No mandatory vaccinations are required for entry from Europe. Tap water is generally drinkable in the main cities.
The public healthcare system is of variable standard: always carry adequate travel insurance.
Serbia: currency, payments and connectivity
The currency is the Serbian dinar (RSD), not the euro, despite some tourist prices sometimes also being quoted in euros.
The official language is Serbian, written in both Cyrillic and Latin alphabets. At Belgrade airport there is a regulated taxi voucher system at the 'TAXI INFO' desk in the baggage claim area, to avoid unofficial surcharges.
