According to “Lonely planet”, the best known publisher of tourist guides, Belgrade is the city with the best nightlife. What can’t be found in other European capitals, surely can and will be found in Belgrade as this is the city that, like New York, never sleeps.
Nightlife in Serbia is as varied as the country itself. An evening may begin with drinks at a relaxed neighbourhood bar, continue with live music or dinner in a traditional kafana, and end on a dance floor well after midnight.
Belgrade is the country’s largest and most diverse nightlife centre, but memorable evenings are not limited to the capital. Novi Sad combines a youthful atmosphere with riverside venues and cultural events, while Niš, Kragujevac, Subotica, and Serbia’s mountain resorts each offer their own rhythm.
Music plays a central role in nights out across the country. Contemporary clubs, alternative venues, jazz bars, acoustic performances, and traditional live music exist side by side, allowing visitors to choose between an energetic night and a slower evening built around conversation, food, and atmosphere.
