Car rental Belgrade District

This region showcases a mix of natural beauty and urban sophistications. From the lush greenery of Avala Mountain to the confluence of Danube and Sava rivers, the panoramic beauty is truly mesmerizing. Explore the city’s architectural gems, ranging from modern designs to the relics of the Roman Empire, Ottoman influence, and Gothic churches.

Convenient Mobility with Car Rentals

Hire a car, and you can set your own pace, exploring everything Belgrade District has to offer. You'll also have the freedom to visit places that are off the beaten path, providing a unique and memorable travel experience.

Driving through Belgrade District

• Driving Routes: Scenic drives through the district include the high-speed E70 highway and the meandering Sava River route.
• Speed Limits: In built-up areas, the speed limit varies between 50 km/h and 80 km/h. On motorways, the speed limit is typically 130 km/h.
• Traffic Rules: Drive on the right, seatbelts are mandatory, and there's zero tolerance for drinking and driving. Always have your driving license, insurance documents and relevant car rental documentation on hand while driving.

Climate

Temperate-continental climate dominates this region with well-defined seasons. Summers are warm with the highest temperature around 35°C, while winters are cold, with temperatures dropping to an average of -2°C. The best time to visit depends on your preference for weather and activities.

Currency

The official currency of Serbia is Serbian Dinar (RSD). Credit cards are widely accepted in most parts of the Belgrade District, yet having some local currency on hand is advisable especially for smaller vendors and rural areas.

Local Attractions

Belgrade District is full of sightseeing destinations, including the Belgrade Fortress, Kalemegdan Park, Skadarlija - the Bohemian quarter and the pedestrian area Knez Mihailova Street. There are also several historic and cultural monuments, and rich nightlife with clubs on offers across the city.

Festivals and Events

There are numerous cultural and music festivals held throughout the year. Some of the best known are Belgrade Summer Festival (BELEF), Belgrade Music Festival (BEMUS), and Belgrade Book Fair. These events provide a unique opportunity to experience the local culture.