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Belgrade Airport (BEG) guide

Belgrade Airport to the city centre: every way to get there, honestly compared

  • Updated September 2026
  • 6 min read
  • Checked against the airport’s own information

The short answer

Travelling light and alone? Bus 72 is free and reaches Zeleni Venac in the centre in 30–40 minutes. Want a car? The official taxi voucher costs 3.000 RSD to the centre; a booked AirGo transfer is 2.800 RSD for the whole car, up to 4 passengers — with your driver already waiting in arrivals and the price settled the day you book.

BEG

Nikola Tesla Airport

about 18 km

Centre

Republic Square

By car
25–40 min
By bus
30–40 min
Price range
Free – 3.000 RSD

Which traveller are you?

Skip the reading. Find yourself below and you have your answer.

Solo, backpack, daytime

Nothing beats free. Bus 72 leaves from outside the terminal and ends at Zeleni Venac, a short walk from the pedestrian zone.

Take bus 72

On your own, with a suitcase

A booked car to the centre is from 2.800 RSD, against 3.000 RSD for the taxi voucher — and the driver is already there when you come out.

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Family with children

No queue with tired children. The driver is waiting when you come out. Ask for a child seat when booking and we confirm it before the trip.

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Group of five to eight

A taxi takes four. One van keeps the whole group and the luggage together, instead of two cars arriving apart.

See the van

Late landing or a dawn flight

Buses thin out at night, and the taxi voucher only exists for rides from the airport. A booked driver comes at the hour you choose, at the daytime price.

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Nothing booked, in a hurry

Take a voucher from one of the taxi kiosks in the baggage hall. The fare for your part of the city is printed on it before you get in.

Official taxi voucher

Five ways into the city, side by side

From the cheapest to the easiest. Prices are for the ride to the city centre.

City bus 72, 600 and 607

Line 72 runs to Zeleni Venac in the centre, 600 to the Beograd Centar railway station and 607 to Banovo Brdo. At night, line 72N connects the airport with Republic Square. Public transport in Belgrade is free of charge.

30–40 min To a bus stop, not your door Awkward with big luggage

Free

per person

A1 airport minibus

A direct shuttle between the terminal and Slavija Square (Kralja Milutina Street). You buy the ticket from the driver, and only cash in dinars is accepted — so change money before you board.

About 30 min To Slavija Square Cash in dinars only

Ticket

per person, paid to the driver

Ride apps: CarGo and Yandex Go

There is no Uber in Belgrade. The local apps work well around the city, but the fare moves with demand and you need mobile data the moment you land.

25–40 min Door to door Price changes with demand

Varies

per car, shown in the app

Official taxi with a voucher

Four self-service kiosks — three in the baggage hall, one in the passenger lounge — print a voucher with a fixed fare for your part of the city: 2.300 RSD to New Belgrade, 3.000 RSD to the centre. It covers up to four passengers with their luggage, and the driver may charge only what is printed.

25–40 min Door to door From the airport only Queue at busy hours

3.000 RSD

per car, up to 4 passengers

Booked ahead, waiting when you land

AirGo private transfer

Your driver tracks the flight, waits in the arrivals hall and takes you to the exact address. You know the price the day you book, and it is the same by day, at night and on holidays — in both directions.

25–40 min Door to door Flight tracked Free cancellation

from 2.800 RSD

≈ 24 EUR · per car, up to 4 passengers

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Booked transfer or taxi voucher: what you actually get

Both are fixed-price cars. The difference is everything that happens before you sit down — and on the way back.

Shared between you, per person 1 passenger 2 passengers 3 passengers 4 passengers
Taxi voucher 3.000 1.500 1.000 750
AirGo transfer 2.800 1.400 934 700

To the city centre, in dinars. Both prices are for the whole car — ours is 2.800 RSD, the voucher 3.000 RSD — divided by the number of people travelling.

Taxi voucher AirGo transfer
When you learn the price At the kiosk, after you land The day you book, in dinars and euros
Finding your ride Kiosk, then the taxi rank outside The driver waits for you in arrivals
If the flight is late Not relevant — you join the rank when you arrive We track the flight and move the pickup
The ride back to the airport No voucher; a street taxi on the meter Same fixed price in both directions
A 4 a.m. departure Whatever is available at that hour A car reserved in your name, no night surcharge

From landing to your door

What a booked transfer looks like, step by step.

  1. 1

    Book in two minutes

    Online at any hour, or by phone, WhatsApp and Viber from 08 to 22. You see the price before you confirm, and nothing is paid upfront.

  2. 2

    We watch your flight

    Give us the flight number and a delay is our problem, not yours: the pickup moves with the real landing time.

  3. 3

    Meet in arrivals

    Your driver waits in the arrivals hall and you have their phone number before you land. For 700 RSD they hold a sign with your name.

  4. Pay at your door

    Cash to the driver at the end of the ride — exactly the amount you were quoted.

An AirGo driver waiting for a passenger

Questions travellers ask

Is there Uber at Belgrade Airport?

No. Uber does not operate in Serbia. Locals use the CarGo and Yandex Go apps, official taxis with a fixed-price voucher wait outside arrivals, and pre-booked transfers such as AirGo meet you inside the terminal.

Is the bus from Belgrade Airport really free?

Yes. Public transport in Belgrade is free of charge, and that includes lines 72, 600 and 607 from the airport. Line 72 reaches Zeleni Venac in the city centre in about 30–40 minutes. The A1 minibus is a separate service with a ticket bought from the driver, in cash and in dinars only.

How much is a taxi from Belgrade Airport to the city centre?

With the official voucher from the kiosks in the baggage hall, 3.000 RSD to the central municipalities such as Stari Grad and Vračar and 2.300 RSD to New Belgrade, for up to four passengers with luggage. A booked AirGo transfer to the centre is 2.800 RSD for the whole car, up to 4 passengers, with one bag each included.

How long does it take to get from the airport to the centre?

The centre is about 18 km from the terminal. A car takes 25 to 40 minutes depending on traffic; bus 72 and the A1 minibus take 30 to 40 minutes, plus the wait for the next departure.

What happens to my transfer if the flight is delayed?

Nothing you need to handle. We follow the flight number you gave us and move the driver to the actual landing time, and the price does not change.

Can I pay for the transfer in euros or by card?

You pay the driver in cash at the end of the ride. Fares are set in dinars, and we show the euro amount alongside so you know what it comes to in the currency you carry.

Bus, minibus and taxi information comes from Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (beg.aero) and the City of Belgrade’s taxi price decision, as read on September 19, 2026. AirGo prices are read live from our price list.

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Prices

Every zone and every surcharge, on one page

The full fare list, including rides with more than one address.

Groups

The van: eight seats and room for the bags

For families, teams and wedding guests arriving together.

FAQ

Booking, changes, waiting time and payment

Straight answers to what passengers ask before they ride.

Land. Walk out. Get in.

Book your airport transfer ahead of time and the hardest part of arriving in Belgrade is already done.

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