Serbia

Valid from 1. 9. 2023

Are you travelling to Serbia?

For a trip to Serbia, you can use, for example, the City Star discount.

Where and how to purchase a ticket?

at an international ticket counter

By train to Belgrade

In the current timetable, ČD does not operate any direct connections. These tickets cannot be purchased in the ČD e-shop. For ticketing on connections with a transfer, please use a ČD international ticket office.

You can obtain more detailed information about train journeys to Serbia from our Search for a Connection page.

How Much to Serbia

Complete offer for your trip to Serbia

Ticket prices are set in EUR. The price in CZK may change according to the current exchange rate against the euro.

Basic Information

area ... 88,361 km²
capital ... Belgrade (Београд)
population ... 7.33 million
highest point ... Đeravica (Ђеравица), 2,656 m.a.s.l.
length of the railway network ... 3,809 km

Main railway carriers:

Serbian Railways – ЖС (Железнице Србије)

Serbia is an inland country on the Balkan Peninsula. It borders on Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Kosovo. Like other parts of south-eastern Europe, Byzantine and European influences blend here. Due to the direct train connection with Prague, it is an ideal destination as well as a transfer point for further travel in the Balkans.

Belgrade

With its more than one million residents, Belgrade lies on the confluence of the Danube and Sava Rivers on sites where there has been human settlement for 7,000 years. The city is deserving of attention for its monuments (Kalemegdan Fortress, St. Mark’s Church, the Cathedral of Saint Sava), as well as its modern architecture (e.g. the National Bank). Those interested in engineering can also visit the railway museum on the main boulevard near Belgrade Station.

Kazan gorge

Among the many interesting sights outside the capital are e.g. the Kazan Gorge on the Danube at the Romanian border, a deep canyon more than 100 km in length. In the 1970s, he Iron Gate dam was built to produce hydroelectric power, one of the largest in the world at the time. The gorge’s surroundings were declared a national park.