Belgrade neighbourhoods at a glance
Distances are measured from the city centre. Typical prices are the median nightly rate of hotels nearby.
Dorćol
One of the city's oldest districts, running from the centre down to the Danube, with a mix of historic streets, trendy cafés, design shops and a riverside promenade.
Around Dorćol
- Cetinjska Street bars
- Bajrakli Mosque
- Danube promenade
- Independent cafés
Hotels in or near Dorćol
Günstig
Mittelklasse
GehobenSavamala
A former port district on the Sava, known for its art spaces, street art and bars, now mixed with the new Belgrade Waterfront development.
Around Savamala
- Street art
- Riverside walks
- Cultural centres
- Branko's Bridge views
Hotels in or near Savamala
Mittelklasse
Günstig
GehobenVračar
A residential and elegant neighbourhood around the Temple of Saint Sava, with leafy streets, cafés and some of the city's best restaurants.
Around Vračar
- Temple of Saint Sava
- National Library of Serbia
- Kalenić Market
- Neighbourhood cafés
Hotels in or near Vračar
Mittelklasse
Gehoben
GehobenZemun
Once a separate town on the Austro-Hungarian side of the border, Zemun has cobbled lanes, a riverside promenade lined with fish restaurants and views from Gardoš hill.
Around Zemun
- Gardoš Tower
- Zemun Quay
- Fish restaurants
- Old town streets
Hotels in or near Zemun
Gehoben
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Where to stay in Belgrade: FAQ
What is the best area to stay in Belgrade?+
For a first visit, Vračar is the most central of the areas we cover (1.8 km from the centre). A residential and elegant neighbourhood around the Temple of Saint Sava, with leafy streets, cafés and some of the city's best restaurants.
Where to stay in Belgrade on a budget?+
Zemun has the lowest typical hotel price of the areas we compared, around €56 a night. Once a separate town on the Austro-Hungarian side of the border, Zemun has cobbled lanes, a riverside promenade lined with fish restaurants and views from Gardoš hill.
How much does a hotel in Belgrade cost per night?+
Typical nightly prices near the areas in this guide range from €56 to €81, based on hotel prices checked on February 4, 2026. Prices change with your dates.
Which Belgrade neighbourhood suits which traveller?+
Dorćol: Foodies, Nightlife, Creative travelers. Savamala: Street art lovers, Nightlife, Photographers. Vračar: Couples, Foodies, Longer stays. Zemun: Families, Seafood lovers, Relaxed walks.