Belgrade

Public Transport in Belgrade

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Belgrade does not have an underground railway system, and it does not look as if it is going to get one soon (although it has one of the deepest tube stations in Europe, at 42m below ground level). City transport comprises buses, trams and trolley buses. Buses are operated by a public utility company controlled by the city council and a number of private companies, which accounts for the differences in shape, colour and age of the buses out on the streets.

The best option for paying are the newly launched BusPlus tickets, which cost 100 dinars and are good for 75 minutes with unlimited connections on buses and trams. There are also single-ride tickets for 72 dinars, or you can buy a fare on board from the driver for 140 dinars. You have to validate your ticket once you get on board.

A ride without a valid ticket could cost you a 3000 dinar fine. Public transport runs (roughly) from 04:30 to 23:30. During night time, buses run at 1-hour intervals. Night buses depart from special stops on Trg Republike towards other parts of the city. The night fare is 100 dinars, available on board. You are advised to avoid trams if you are in a hurry, because one broken tram blocks an entire line (or two), and this invariably happens right in the middle of two stops, in pouring rain.

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