SERBIA

 

Its capital, Belgrade, is a lively and upcoming European city with the Sava and Danube rivers running right trough it. It's a nice place to spend time. Stroll through Prince Michael Street, the cities main pedestrian street, or have a drink on Skadarlija, a vintage street in the spirit of old Belgrade, filled with restaurants and cafés. There are a lot of old buildings on all four banks, including the huge Kalemegdan Fortress, that has been built, modelled and remodelled by Celts, Romans, Byzantins, Serbs, Austrians and Turks over more than 2,000 years. Once an important military fortification, it now serves as central park of Belgrade with beautiful views, especially during sunset. Within the fort is a zoo, a military museum, famous churches, galleries, parks, sports fields, etc. It has a multitude of various towers and ports, and two long walking/biking paths along both rivers. Other Belgrade sights include the modern Temple of Saint Sava, the National Museum and the Old Castle. The river island Ada Ciganlija has an artificial lake and an 8 km long gravel beach, which is visited by thousands of bathers during the summer. It's a lively place with lots of entertainment, cafes and restaurants, some of which are opened the whole year round. Zemun, now part of the Belgrade urban area, developed independently for most of its history and is a pleasant area with a distinct identity. Novi Sad is another delightful city, with the Petrovaradin Fortress (one of the greatest and best preserved XVIII century fortresses in Europe) as it's main sight. The city also has a number of lovely parks that just ask for a long afternoon stroll or picnic. Sremski Karlovci near Novi Sad has a rich history, numerous monuments, museums, churches, galleries and famous wine cellars. Novi Pazar, your last stop before Kosovo, has a distinct Turkish heritage and a bunch of great monasteries in the surrounding area. Mokra Gora is a traditionally reconstructed village in the popular mountain region of Zlatibor. The village of Sirogojno is in the same region, with a nice open air museum and lots of traditional crafts on display. Very nearby is the traditional village of Drvengrad, also known as Mećavnik, which the Serbian film director Emir Kusturica built for his film Life Is a Miracle. If you've seen the villages, Zlatibor offers some great ski-resorts, hiking trails and landscapes. Or, hop on the The Šargan Eight, a narrow-gauge heritage railway running from Mokra Gora to Šargan Vitasi station (Zlatibor and Tara mountains). When it comes to the number of bridges and tunnels, and the rise of 18 per thousand, Sargan Eight is unique in Europe and a ride on the 8-shaped track is a popular pass time for tourists.

 

•  How to get from Serbia to Budapest?
  - There are some public transportation options from Serbia to Budapest. Direct train or public bus links run regularly, although these options are more time-consuming and less comfortable and flexible than a private transfer service. Most of the time you have to wait a long time for public transport and sometimes you have to transfer (connecting).

 

• What's the fastest journey time between Serbia and Budapest? Train, bus or private transfer?
  - Private transfer between Serbia and Budapest does not take any longer than by train or bus between Serbia and Budapest. The door-to-door private transfer service is the fastest way between this two place. Our transfers are also much more comfortable than travelling by train or public bus. On the way you can see many beautiful places. 

 

• How do I travel from Serbia to Budapest with my family?
  - The best way to travel from Serbia to Budapest is by private transfer service. It offers you the option to turn your trip into an exciting experience that is stress-free, relaxing, and flexible. You will not be sharing the vehicle with other passengers and the cost is for the private hire of the vehicle and driver. We provide transfers with clean and comfortable, air conditioned, fully licensed and insured vehicles and professional drivers.

 

• How much does a private transfer service from Serbia to Budapest cost?
  - It’s not the cheapest option, but for this price you can enjoy a hassle-free, door-to-door private transfer. You can pre-order reliable private transfer to the city center, comfortable car transfer for the family with children. The transfer cost between Serbia and Budapest is fixed at the time of pre-order and never rises: either when the driver is waiting for the passenger, when the stop is necessary, or because of traffic jams.

 

• How do I find my driver before my transfer from Serbia to Budapest?
  - Our local driver picks you up at the agreed time and at the agreed place and drives you safely to your destination in Serbia or Budapest. You can avoid finding cabs, taking care of your luggage, waiting at trains stations or security lines. We are very experienced and we drive this route very often between Serbia and Budapest (in both direction).

 

• How do people most often search for travel between Serbia and Budapest?
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• Do you have transfer service from Budapest to Serbia as well?
  - Yes, we provide transfers between both cities. We will tailor the journey to your needs and will travel to any destination in Budapest and Serbia (in both directions).

 

• What is included in the transfer price between Serbia and Budapest?
  - Easy and comfortable way of getting from Serbia to Budapest
  - Faster than train or public bus from Serbia to Budapest
  - Cheaper than private taxi from Serbia to Budapest
  - Experienced and professional English speaking drivers
  - Modern fleet (buses, minibuses & cars)
  - No suitcase or weight limit
  - No hidden extras

 

• Do you provide cheaper shared shuttle transport between Serbia and Budapest?
  - Unfortunately we do not operate such a service for transport. You might wish to consider using the train or bus instead. We can arrange transport from the airport to the train or bus station, and we can advise on the best transport available.

 

• We are very interested in this transport between Serbia and Budapest, but prices are too high. Can you give us a discount?
  - Unfortunately we are not able provide discounts unless you find a cheaper price from a reliable company for the same service we offer. We believe that our prices are already very competitive. Good to know: It is better to book your car and driver from Budapest to Serbia as soon as possible. The prices may increase closer to the departure date.