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Marsala Birjuzova 22, Belgrade, 11000, Serbia
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How much should I expect to pay for a taxi ride from airport to the city centre?
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Corra
I've used Bel Drive company several times and was satisfied with their services.
Their website bel-drive.com says airport transfer should cost 15-22€.
Taxis in Beograd cost on average as follows:
140 din. - starting price
55 din. per km.
During the night - 70 din. ~
Here is a link with all the taxi companies in Beograd:
http://www.beograd.rs/cms/view.php?id=201690
NEVER EVER go with the taxi without calling the service. The taxis at the airport are probably the only tourist trap I am aware of in Serbia. The airport itself is a pretty neat place, even with free WiFi upstairs if you have your own laptop and it's even Mac (Apple) - friendly enough.
The airport parking is one of the cheapest I know and the airport is pretty clean.
But: the shops and food are so-so (at least, you can buy coffee and some sandwiches) and the taxis are pretty bad (suspicious or no meters, usual taxi mafia like at Budapest Keleti station).
Call a taxi company on the phone. If you arrive with JAT, the JAT magazine has some taxi ads. I was in Belgrade a month ago but it was by train. I remember a street ad about 999 Dinars (under 10 Euro).
Here is a link what explains you:
http://www.travelserbia.info/belgradeairport.php
As to me, I also wouldn't take a taxi. I'd better take the bus, which goes from the airport to the downtown (I guess, price was 1,50 EUR).
Thankyou all.
Corra
I was going to suggest the same Penny.. The airport shuttle is very good. and covers all the main stops in the old town. And the price is right just under €2.
I certainty agree that taxi from the Airport of the railway station is tourist trap and rip off.
Belgrade had excellent bus and street car network. Take advantage of it!
415-25 Euros IS a LOT! do not pay that at all.
If I am not wrong, Belgrade means "The White City".
It does have a lot of white. However because white is a colour that makes the dirt quite visible, it gets rather greyish in many areas of the town. Seen from the other side of the River Sava, the white, not-so-clean buildings, and the sketchy look reminds of some Portuguese cities.
The hill of old Belgrade reminds me of the town of Coimbra, Portugal.
Beograd means white town . Well not so much white , but stil beautiful.It is 2 millions citizens city with lots to be seen.Don't miss Kalemegdan,Skadarlija Street with great restourants . For sure go for a walk near rivers Danube and Sava , if you come during summer you should go by boat to see how wonderful it looks from river...
Belgrade has more then 2,000,000 citizens and its territory covers an area of 322,268 ha (inner-city area covers 35,996 ha), and it is administratively divided into 17 municipalities:
Ten urban
2. Voždovac
3. Vraèar
5. Zvezdara
6. Zemun
9. Novi Beograd
11. Palilula
12. Rakovica
13. Savski venac
15. Stari grad
17. Èukarica
and 7 suburban municipalities
1. Barajevo
4. Grocka
7. Lazarevac
8. Mladenovac
10. Obrenovac
14. Sopot
16. Surèin
Founded in 1844, it is the oldest Museum in Belgrade.
Its establishment was attributed to Jovan Sterija Popovic who was minister of education at the time the museum was opened. During the years the museum the museum changed its name and place many times.In 1915, during the First World War it was bombed and many valuables were destroyed. It took the name of National Museum in 1950 and moved the to the building of the ex-Mortgage Bank (Republic Square=Trg Republike)
MUSEUM WORKING HOURS
Monday closed
Tuesday 10.00-17.00
Wednesday 10.00-17.00
Thursday 12.00-20.00
Friday 10.00-17.00
Saturday 10.00-17.00
Sunday 10.00-14.00
Here are addresses and contacts so people belong to Jewish Religious Community can organize their religion needs.
- Jewish Commune of Belgrade, Kralja Petra 71a
tel. 624-289, 2622-449, fax 624-289, e-mail: jcb@drenik.net
- Federation of Jewish communes of Yugoslavia, Kralja Petra 71a
tel. 624-359, 2621-837, fax 626-674, e-mail: savezjev@infosky.net
- Jewish Historical Museum, Kralja Petra 71a, www.jim-bg.org
tel. 622-624, fax 626-674, e-mail: muzej@eunet.yu
Working hours: every day except Mondays, 10:00 - 12:00 AM
- Sinagogue, Marsala Birjuzova 19, e-mail: rais@eunet.yu
- Jewish cemetery, Mije Kovaceviæa 1, tel. 768-250
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