Belgrade

The capital city of Serbia has it all – from communist buildings to art nouveau architecture and ancient ruins.

There is a little bit for every taste, with exuberant nightlife and quiet green spaces during the day.

If you want to have a better look at the city, make your way to the Kalemagdan Fortress and take a stroll in the park that offers beautiful views of Belgrade.

For a little more relaxation, you can visit the small island of Ada Ciganlija and lay on the beach.

The same place also offers many adventure activities, such as bungee jumping, rollerblading or water activities.

Rosomački lonci

This is a true natural wonder, located near Pirot. As you walk through the canyon, the layered cliffs looking like imperfect cauldrons or pots will amaze you and make you feel like you are walking in another world.

The eastern part of Serbia will take you on a wonderful journey through untouched nature so this could very well be the perfect destination for a nature lover and an adventure lover as well.

The Rosomački Canyon strings along the Stara Planina Mountain, where you can follow the hiking trails.

Your Interrail or Eurail Serbia journey can take you to see some of Serbia’s famous landscape so pack your boots!

The Sretenje monastery

This is another hidden gem of Serbia. For those of you who are brave enough to go on an adventure on Mount Ovča, nature will reward you with a breathtaking landscape.

Not only is the scenery amazing with all the surrounding forests, but hidden deep in the woods there is a small monastery built in the 15th or 16th century.

You do not even have to be religious to admire the structure’s beauty and be amazed by how nature embraces a human-built piece of heaven.

In fact, nobody can say for sure when it was built, but one thing is for sure – the trip up to the top of the mountain is totally worth it!

Nis

The city of Nis has a long and rich history and perhaps the most notable information is that this is the birthplace of an important figure in Christianity.

This is where Emperor Constantine the Great was born and you can still feel the vibe of an important place in history.

The Nis Fortress is said to be one of the most stunning structures in the Balkans and it easy to see why once you get there.

The city bears the heavy cross of unhappy events as well and you can learn a valuable history lesson at the Red Cross Concentration Camp.

Novi Sad

The second largest city in Serbia is scattered with 19th-century Hungarian-style architecture and is a very pleasant place to take a relaxing walk.

The main square is home to the Neo-Gothic style church, called Name of Mary Catholic Church.

This is also a university town, so the scene is lively all year round. As there are many students around, there are also plenty of pubs, clubs and tasty restaurants to try on.

This is also the place to experience the crazy nightlife of Serbia while enjoying their delicious traditional food.

Interrail and Eurail Serbia Map and Planner

After you decide on which pass you need and you purchase it, you can expect to be delivered a pack at home. This will contain your ticket and other useful items. Amongst these, there will be a map so you can start building your itinerary.

Until you receive your pack, you can have a look at the vast transport network in Serbia and not only.

As difficult as it sounds, choosing an itinerary is easy when using an online tool such as interrailplanner.com. This user-friendly tool will generate you an itinerary based on your preferences and your final destination in the country and not only.

Interrail Romania – Serbia

The neighboring country of Romania can be easily visited from Serbia with your Interrail Global Pass, as there are connecting trains.

It is pretty hard to get bored of the natural wonders of Serbia, but you really should check out the hiking trails in the Carpathian Mountains in Romania as well.

Moreover, should you miss laying down in the sun, the Black Sea is close by and waiting for you to relax with a cocktail in your hand.

Route: Belgrade (Serbia) > Timisoara (Romania) > Bucharest (Romania)

The two capital cities are connected by train, but you can stop along your way and enjoy other Romanian cities as well.

Eurail Greece to Serbia

Your Eurail Global Pass can get you from the rugged landscape on Serbia all the way to the white beaches and gorgeous architecture of Greece. You can upgrade your Eurail Serbia journey and enjoy the passionate and exhilarating culture of Greece.

Route: Belgrade (Serbia) > Sofia (Bulgaria) > Thessaloniki (Greece) > Athens (Greece)

You can also visit Bulgaria along the way and admire the Golden Sands by the Black Sea.

Interrail Serbia – best places to stay

You’ll need to have somewhere to stay when you’re on your Interrail or Eurail Serbia trip. Here’s some places where you can do just that, brought to you by our readers, as well as our partners at Booking.com.

Reader Recommendations

We want to hear about the best places you stayed while you were on your Interrail Serbia trip – bonus points if they’re a little off the beaten track! Share the love and give us a recommendation – get in touch or add yours in the comments section (coming soon)!

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Recommended Interrail Serbia Route

Choosing an itinerary can be pretty difficult if you have not visited the country yet, which is why we thought we could help you out. Below is a route for your convenience, feel free to adjust it as you need.

Route: Belgrade > Nis > Novi Sad

Belgrade: Visit the capital city of Serbia and admire ruins of historical importance. The Kalemagdan Fortress is a must, as it is one of the top attractions in Serbia. Restaurants and pubs are at every corner, waiting for you to enjoy the local food and drinks. Book your hotel or hostel.

Nis: See for yourself where the Great Emperor Constantine was born and walk in his footsteps along the cobbled streets. The Nis Fortress is definitely worth checking out as well. Book your hotel or hostel.

Novi Sad: Get lost in the crazy nightlife that is typical of the Serbs. This university town will not disappoint you if what you are looking for is fun! Book your hotel or hostel.

Keep in mind that the Interrail Serbia Pass is only available to those of you who were born and live in Europe.

• Recommended: Interrail Serbia Pass
• Travel days needed: 3 days within 1 month
• Price: € 51

Which Eurail Serbia Pass Will I Need?

The Eurail Serbia Pass is available to non-European citizen and residents so make sure you choose the available pass for you.

• Recommended: Eurail Serbia Pass
• Travel days needed: 3 days within 1 month
• Price: € 53

Interrail / Eurail Serbia Photo Gallery

Here are some of the best photographs people have been kind enough to share from their previous Interrail Serbia trips.

If you have photos to share, we’re open to considering them for display on this page – just email us to start a conversation!

Conversely, if you see your photo here and want it taken down, just let us know.

Interrail Serbia FAQ

Whichever Interrail or Eurail Serbia guide you read, there will always be unanswered questions. If you feel that there is anything missing from this guide or the FAQ below, let us know in the comments or send an email!

Interrail and Eurail Serbia – get your Pass today!

Serbia will amaze you with its majestic natural wonders, just begging to be discovered, such as the meandering waters of Uvac River or the natural stone bridges known as Vratna Gates.

For winter sports enthusiasts, make sure to check out the Kopaonik ski town.

The delicious food along with the traditional drink of Rakia and the dazzling nightlife will leave you with plenty of memorable moments.