You can find the working hours of the info/registration desk here. The detailed schedule for the A1 bus can be found here.ī1) Once you arrive at Slavija square, if it’s during the working hours of the festival’s info/registration desk on Wednesday-Sunday, you can take a short walk (500 m) to ITN (see the City Info map) where we will gladly call a taxi to take you to your accommodation – the price should not be more than 5 EUR if your accommodation is located in the city center. You can take that same bus from Slavija square to the airport when leaving Belgrade. Another, somewhat cheaper way of getting to your accommodation is: A) Take the A1 bus to Slavija square – the ticket costs 300 RSD, less than 2.5 EUR. (Remember to use the free wi-fi network at the airport.)ģ.
The fare from the airport would be up to 10 eur (1250 RSD). Also, you can try out a ride sharing company, Car:go. Also, you can ask airport staff to call you a taxi at the airport’s Taxi info stand situated at the luggage claim hall.Ģ. The airport is covered with (free) wi-fi signal. If you so prefer, remember to ask for a non-smoking vehicle. So, if you are taking a taxi to your accommodation, ask the taxi driver beforehand to tell you the price and don’t accept any fare higher than 15 EUR. However, some taxi drivers parked at the airport might not turn on their taximeter (this is of course illegal and punishable by law) and ask that you pay a higher fee which can exceed 30 EUR. The trip from the airport to the city center shouldn’t cost more than 15 EUR (1800 RSD). The easiest way to get to your accommodation is, of course, by taxi.
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