The fastest option is the A1 Minibus, which reaches Slavija Square in around 30 minutes. You can also use the 72 bus line towards Zeleni Venac or the 600 bus line which connects directly with the Central Railway Station (Prokop).
Uber does not operate in Serbia. The most popular local alternatives are Car:Go and Yandex Go. You can request a vehicle via their mobile apps, but note that the pick-up point is usually at departures level or in the car parks, as there are restrictions in the arrivals area.
Yes, the airport provides free and unlimited Wi-Fi across all passenger areas. Simply connect to the official airport network and follow the steps on the welcome portal.
You can purchase prepaid SIM cards at newsstands located in the public arrivals area of Terminal 2. Local operators usually offer tourist-specific data packages at affordable prices.
Currently, Belgrade Airport does not offer luggage storage or lockers for operational and security reasons. You must keep your luggage with you at all times.
You should go to the Lost & Found office located in the baggage reclaim area. If you have already left the airport, you can contact them on +381 11 209 4411 or email [email protected].
There are several currency exchange offices and ATMs in the public arrivals and departures areas operating 24 hours a day. It is recommended to exchange only a small initial amount, as rates in the city centre are usually more favourable.
Yes, there is a pharmacy located in the public area of the terminal, where you can purchase basic medicines and personal care items.