Most city beaches are municipal and therefore are totally free.

Here is how you can get from Novi Sad to Timișoara: by bus to Vršac, and from there you can take the train to Timișoara which runs once a day at 6:30PM.

The most favorable exchange rate of buying Serbian dinar is provided at currency exchange offices on Prince Michael (Knez Mihailova) Street.

Pastries may have quite unexpected flavors, the one which is supposed to be sweet, turns out to be salty. For example, pastries with farmer cheese filling are salty. Keep this in mind and don’t forget to ask before buying.

In Belgrade there are very few public lavatories. There are paid ones at the railway stations and a few in Kalemegdan.

Taxi meter often provide an inaccurate measure. So, you should agree upon the fare in advance.

The cheapest way to get from the airport to Belgrade downtown is city bus №72.

Tickets for public transport are sold at newspaper kiosks. They are required to be punched. You can also buy tickets from the driver but they will be more expensive.