The Belgrade quiz
How well do you know Belgrade?
Rivers, rakija country, a free airport bus and a World Expo on the way. 10 questions, one tap each, and every answer comes with the story behind it.
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Which two rivers meet at Belgrade?
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The Sava and the Danube. The confluence of the Sava and the Danube is the view from Kalemegdan, the fortress whose walls run from Roman to Austrian times. Things to do in Belgrade: 8 must-sees and why each one matters
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You land at Nikola Tesla Airport. What does bus 72 into the centre cost?
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Nothing, it's free. Since 1 January 2025 all regular Belgrade city public transport has been free, the airport buses included. Fare policies change, so check before you rely on it. Belgrade Airport to the city centre: bus, A1 minibus and taxi prices
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Can you pay cash in euros in Belgrade?
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Not really: the dinar is the only legal cash currency. Many prices are quoted in euros, but you pay the dinar equivalent. The few places that take euro notes informally usually give a poor rate. Belgrade currency: the dinar, euros, cards vs cash and where to exchange
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Every foreign visitor's address must be registered with the police. Within how long of arrival?
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24 hours. The 24-hour rule applies to every nationality. Hotels usually do it at check-in and hand you a white card; in a private apartment the host must register you, or you do it yourself. Do you need a visa for Serbia? Entry rules and registration
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A friend suggests a night on a splav. What are you getting into?
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A bar, restaurant or club floating on the river. Splav simply means a floating structure tied to the bank. On the Sava and the Danube it covers everything from quiet riverside bars to big nightclubs. Splavovi Belgrade: the floating river clubs explained (2026)
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What do Belgraders call Ada Ciganlija?
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Belgrade's sea. It's a lake and beach peninsula on the Sava with swimming, cafés and sports, and lifeguards from May to September. Things to do in Belgrade: 8 must-sees and why each one matters
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What does the golden orb at the Nikola Tesla Museum hold?
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Tesla's ashes. The museum holds Tesla's personal archive and runs live electrical demonstrations. Bring dinars: it's cash only. Things to do in Belgrade: 8 must-sees and why each one matters
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Why do Zemun's streets feel so different from central Belgrade?
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For centuries it was the Habsburg frontier town facing Ottoman Belgrade. That border history is why Zemun is lower, older and more Central European, with a fish-restaurant quay and the Gardoš Tower above the Danube. Zemun — Belgrade's Austro-Hungarian old town & Gardoš Tower
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What is the theme of Expo 2027 Belgrade?
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Play for Humanity: Sport and Music for All. The wrong answers belong to Dubai 2020, Osaka 2025 and Milan 2015. Belgrade's Expo runs from 15 May to 15 August 2027 at Surčin. What is Expo 2027 Belgrade — and is it worth visiting?
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How many countries has the organiser said are registered for Expo 2027?
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141. The director called it a record for a Specialised Expo. Our tracker follows every country that has been publicly named. Expo 2027 participant tracker