Many travelers from Europe, the UK, USA, Canada, and Australia can enter visa-free for up to 90 days. For other nationalities, check with the nearest Serbian embassy or consulate before travel.

Be in Balkan reminds all visitors to ensure passport validity and verify entry conditions, especially when visiting multiple Balkan countries. Travel prepared, and visit Serbia with ease.

Serbian cuisine is hearty, smoky, and full of flavor. Expect grilled meats, savory pastries, and fresh seasonal salads. Cevapi, sarma, ajvar, kajmak, and gibanica are just a few classics you’ll find in homes and restaurants alike.

Food is central to culture here – long meals, homemade rakija, and regional specialties vary from the plains of Vojvodina to the hills of Šumadija. When you Be in Serbia, every meal is an invitation to tradition.

Serbia has a public healthcare system and a growing number of private clinics. Services in cities like Belgrade and Novi Sad are well-equipped, with international clinics available. Be in Balkan provides guidance to the best options during your trip to Serbia.

Pharmacies (apoteka) are widely available and well-stocked. Staff are generally helpful, and many understand English. Whether you need basic medication or assistance, help is never far while you visit Serbia.

The official language is Serbian, written in both Cyrillic and Latin alphabets. It’s a South Slavic language with rich linguistic and literary traditions. Learning a few words like “hvala” (thank you) or “zdravo” (hello) adds warmth to your travels.

English is widely spoken among younger people and in urban areas. Locals appreciate any effort to speak Serbian, and Be in Serbia becomes even more meaningful when you connect through language.

Serbia’s restaurant culture is both rustic and refined. Traditional kafanas serve hearty portions, live folk music, and plenty of rakija, while Belgrade boasts fine dining and global fusion cuisine.

Outside the capital, towns like Niš, Novi Sad, and Subotica offer delicious surprises. Whether you’re enjoying a lakeside meal or a vineyard dinner, Be in Serbia and let your taste buds explore.

Serbia offers diverse accommodation – from elegant boutique hotels and spa resorts to rural guesthouses and city hostels. Belgrade and Novi Sad lead with variety and style, while countryside inns provide authentic comfort.

Be in Balkan partners with top accommodations to ensure your trip to Serbia includes warm hospitality, cleanliness, and local flair.

Serbia’s museums celebrate history, art, and innovation. In Belgrade, the National Museum, Nikola Tesla Museum, and Ethnographic Museum reveal stories from ancient to modern times.

Smaller towns host charming institutions like the Museum of Vojvodina in Novi Sad or the open-air village museums of Sirogojno. When you visit Serbia, the past is always within reach.

Belgrade is famous for its nightlife – float through the night on riverside splavovi (party boats), or discover underground clubs in Dorćol. From jazz to techno, the city’s energy never fades.

Novi Sad offers a creative, youthful vibe with live music bars and its globally renowned EXIT Festival. In Niš, music and kafana culture blend seamlessly for nights full of soul.

Whether you dance until sunrise or enjoy a slow evening with wine and violin, Be in Serbia and let the nights surprise you.

Serbia uses 230V power (plugs C & F). Internet and mobile coverage is excellent, with fast connections and widespread availability of Wi-Fi. Mobile providers like MTS, Yettel, and A1 offer tourist SIMs.

Transport, banking, and postal services are well developed. Be in Balkan offers logistics support and insider help to streamline your trip to Serbia.

The local currency is the Serbian dinar (RSD). Credit cards are widely accepted in urban areas, though some rural places prefer cash. Currency exchange is straightforward at banks and kiosks.

Major banks include Banca Intesa, Komercijalna Banka, Raiffeisen Bank, AIK Banka, and OTP Banka. ATMs are plentiful. Be in Serbia and enjoy modern financial convenience.

Essential contacts during your trip to Serbia:

• Emergency (All Services): 112
• Police: 192
• Ambulance: 194
• Fire Brigade: 193
• Tourist Info (Belgrade): +381 11 2635 622

Be in Balkan ensures your travel is supported and safe every step of the way.

Serbia follows Central European Time (CET, UTC+1) and Daylight Saving Time in summer (CEST, UTC+2).

This keeps Serbia in sync with neighboring countries, making your Balkan travel seamless. From sunrise hikes to late-night concerts, Be in Serbia and let time flow with your journey.

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