What should I know before visiting Serbia?

Still, here are some things to know before you go so that you make the most of your Serbia trip.

• There’s More than Just Belgrade.
• Getting There.
• Getting Around Serbia.
• A Sense of Grandeur.
• Money.
• Extensive History.
• Language.
• Bountiful Nature.

How safe is Serbia for tourists?

OVERALL RISK : LOW. Serbia is generally very safe. It is ranked 31st of 162 on the list of the safest and most dangerous countries. Its people are very kind and happy to help, and tourists especially shouldn’t encounter any bigger problems in Serbia.

What Covid test do I need to travel to Serbia?

Entry and Exit Requirements Starting December 20, 2020 the Government of Serbia is reporting that foreigners seeking to enter Serbia, U.S. citizens included, will need to provide a negative PCR test, not older than 48 hours.

Is Serbia safe for female Travellers?

After spending months in Serbia we can assure you that Serbia is no war zone and indeed Serbia is safe to travel to, whether you’re a solo female traveler, traveling in a group of friends, or traveling as a couple. In our two months exploring Serbia, we’ve never experienced any issues with crime in the country.

What should I wear in Serbia?

Re: How to dress in Serbia? No special dress code, dress same as you would dress anywhere in Europe. And dress well (trendy), Serbians pay attention to that! Only in churches a woman will be asked to cover sholders and wear at least a knee high skirts.

How many days do I need in Serbia?

Depends on how much time you have! If you are planning a trip to Serbia, I would highly recommend exploring at least two cities, to get a more authentic feel of the country. This means a minimum of 4-5 days. Here’s a quick itinerary to help you figure out how many day to spend there.

Is there any quarantine in Serbia?

ALL TRAVELERS arriving from countries of special risk (or that have been in countries of special risk within the last 14 days prior to entering the Republic of Serbia) will be subjected to a 14-day home quarantine with a mandatory testing within the first 24 hours from entry and on the 7th day from the start of the …

What is the best time to visit Serbia?

The best time to visit Serbia is generally from March to May and then September to October, avoiding the heat of June, July and August.

What is it like to live in Serbia?

One thing that will feel very retro for many visitors from the rest of Europe or North America, is that Serbia still allows smoking inside of restaurants, bars, and coffee shops. These places can get pretty smokey, and during the day this can feel extra stuffy when sunlight is streaming through the windows amplifying the smell.

What should you avoid when traveling to Serbia?

A stroll through Nemanjina Street and you will realize why this wound is still sore for Serbia. Another topic we’d advise you to avoid when in Serbia is politics. Serbs are very opinionated when it comes to politics, and because their political views often differ, this can easily spark an argument.

What do I need to know about leaving Serbia?

Don’t lose the small white piece of paper either, you may need it when leaving the country. The currency of Serbia is the dinar (RSD), and it is one of those with a relatively high exchange rate. At the time of writing there were 120 dinars to the euro, so expect to be taking out thousands and thousands of notes from ATMs.

Are there any do’s and don’ts in Serbia?

In Serbia, we have to admit, there are a lot of do’s and only a couple of don’ts. After reading these tips you’ll surely be able to make the most of your time in Serbia. In fact, you’re bound to have A GREAT TIME! The Serbian Spirit – whether you’ve just met them or really got to know them, we’re sure you would describe Serbs the same as we would.