Welcome to Serbia

Practical information


Dear colleagues, Welcome to the 31st NISPAcee Annual Conference "The future of public administration enabled through emerging technologies"taking place on 25-27 May in Belgrade, Serbia! In order to make your stay more comfortable, we have prepared some practical tips you might find useful. The conference venue is at our premises in Vojvode Stepe 51, a part of Belgrade situated about 25 minutes by public transportation from the city centre. ( https://rb.gy/mpepya )

Travel information


By air

Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (Serbian: Аеродром НиколаТесла Београд /Aerodrom Nikola Tesla Beograd) is the onlyinternational airport in Belgrade, Serbia. It is the largest and thebusiest airport in Serbia, situated 18 km (11 mi) west of downtownBelgrade ( Google maps Belgrade Airport - http://tiny.cc/jvo3vz). There are several public transportation options from BelgradeAirport to the city center (15-20 minutes by taxi, 30-45 minutes by bus lines).

There are several public transportation options from BelgradeAirport to the city center (15-20 minutes by taxi, 30-45 minutes bybus lines). The following scheduled bus services connect the airport with its surroundings: Service Destination (departing from the airport): Line A1 Slavija Square Line 72 Zeleni Venac Line 607 New Belgrade/Surcin Line 860i Savski Square/Baric 

By car

Serbia is land-locked and easily accessible by car from all neighboring countries (Hungary, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina,Montenegro, Albania, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania). Serbia is land-locked and easily accessible by car from all neighboring countries (Hungary, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina,Montenegro, Albania, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania).

Public transportation in Belgrade

By tram or bus – Belgrade’s public transportation network takes you almost everywhere. Belgrade Public Transport, GSP, is responsible for buses and trams. You can plan your journey and read more information at GSP’s webpage or using Google Maps (shorturl.at/dlOT4).

Taxi in Serbia

Belgrade taxi tariffs are published in the official tariff ordinance.They are valid for all taxi companies driving in the downtown area and may not be exceeded or undercut. This is ensured by officially calibrated taximetres installed in the vehicles. Of course, potential passengers should always watch out for unlicensed drivers as they may not have or set taxi metres in their vehicles. The price of a Belgrade cab depends on several factors. These are the route to be travelled, the journey time and of course, traffic conditions.
Generally speaking, these are the applicable fares for a taxi in Belgrade:
Day fares (from 06:00 till 22:00)
Base tariff: 164 дин (€1.40)
Price per kilometre: 58 дин (€0.50)
Night fares (from 22:00 till 06:00, on Sundays and holidays)
Base tariff: 164 дин (€1.40)
Price per kilometre: 82 дин (€0.70)
AIRPORT NIKOLA TESLA TO TOWN CENTRE AVERAGE PRICE 30€-35€ (20 MIN)

Taxi operators in Serbia

Pink Taxi 19803
+381116355000

Lux Taxi 19944
+38165 3033 123

Naxis Taxi 19804
+38163581111
VIBER: +381642229804

YandexGo

Car:go



Useful information

Time Drinking water
Serbian tap water is of the highest quality and can be consumed safely throughout the country. Bottled mineral and spring water is available in shops and restaurants.
Currency & credit cards
The currency unit is Serbian dinar. Major credit cards are acceptedin hotels, restaurants and shops.


If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us! We wish you a pleasant stay here in Belgrade! Best regards, On behalf of the Serbian delegation,
Dejan Miletić