Overview
Serbia offers Belgrade’s legendary nightlife, Novi Sad’s cultural charm, and ancient monasteries — all at prices that make it one of Europe’s cheapest destinations. The Serbian dinar (RSD) keeps daily costs to $25-$60. No visa required for most nationalities.
Budget travelers spend $25-$38/day, mid-range $60-$84/day, luxury $180+/day.
Daily Budget Breakdown
Budget ($25-$38/day): Budget accommodation ($8-$20/night), local food ($3-$8/day), public transport, free attractions.
Mid-Range ($60-$84/day): Comfortable hotels ($25-$55/night), restaurants ($8-$18/day), guided tours, mixed transport.
Luxury ($180+/day): Luxury accommodation ($70-$200+/night), fine dining ($20-$50/day), private experiences, premium transport.
How to Save Money
- Serbia is one of Europe’s cheapest countries with no visa required for most nationalities. Belgrade’s nightlife is legendary. Eat at kafanas for $3-$6 meals. Drink rakija. Visit Novi Sad (EXIT Festival), Nis, and the countryside monasteries. The dinar (RSD) provides excellent value.
Worth the Splurge
- The destination’s most iconic experience.
- A signature local culinary highlight.
- The top natural or cultural attraction.
- A unique local experience.
