Serbia

Cities

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  Belgrade

  Serbia's capital and largest city, home to 1,681,405 people across seventeen municipalities on both banks of the Sava. It is less a single…

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  Novi Sad

  Serbia's second city and the centre of Vojvodina: a flat, walkable Danube town of 368,967 people with a strong university and a…

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  Niš

  Serbia's third city and the centre of its south: a walkable core by the fortress, a full university and clinical centre, and 249,501…

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  Kragujevac

  Kragujevac is the largest city of Šumadija and Serbia's first modern capital, today a compact university and industrial centre of 171,186…

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  Pančevo

  South Banat on the Tamiš: close enough to Belgrade for a daily commute, old enough to hold the best-preserved Habsburg military-frontier…

• No imageHistory12 February Memorial Complex (Crveni Krst Camp)A memorial museum on the site of the World War II Nazi camp at Crveni Krst, named after the mass prisoner breakout of 12 February 1942. The preserved camp buildings and grounds are the most important historical site in this part of Niš.
• CultureGallery of Matica SrpskaThe oldest museum of fine art in Serbia, with a permanent display of Serbian painting from the 18th to the 20th century. It stands on the central square of galleries, a few steps from Trg slobode.
• HistoryHouse of FlowersThe mausoleum where Josip Broz Tito is buried, set in a garden on the slopes of Dedinje. It is part of the Museum of Yugoslavia complex and is visited on the same ticket.
• HistoryJajinci Memorial ParkOne of the largest execution sites in occupied Serbia during the Second World War, now a landscaped memorial park with monuments and commemorative markers. It is the most significant place of remembrance in southern Voždovac and a quiet green space for the surrounding settlements.
• CultureKPGT TheatreAn independent theatre housed in a hall of the former Čukarica sugar factory on Radnička Street. It stages drama productions and concerts, and is the best-known cultural venue in the industrial part of the municipality.
• CultureMadlenianum Opera and TheatreA privately founded opera and theatre house in central Zemun that stages opera, ballet and drama. It is the municipality's main venue for the performing arts.
• CultureMuseum of Contemporary ArtSerbia's national museum of modern and contemporary art, housed in a modernist pavilion in the Ušće park at the confluence of the Sava and the Danube. It is the main cultural institution of Novi Beograd and a short walk from the surrounding blocks.
• CultureNational Museum of PančevoPančevo's central museum, founded in 1923 by Dr Branislav Jankulov and housed since 1965 in the old Magistrat building on Trg kralja Petra I. Its holdings include a version of Paja Jovanović's Migration of the Serbs, works by Uroš Predić, the restored 1848/49 flag of the Serbian Vojvodina, and the Okovano stablo, the nail-studded trunk that serves as the city's guild emblem.
• No imageCultureNational Museum of SerbiaThe country's central museum, on Republic Square, with archaeological, medieval and fine art collections. It is the reference address for art exhibitions in the city centre.
• No imageCultureNikola Tesla MuseumMuseum dedicated to the inventor Nikola Tesla, housed in a villa on Krunska Street, where his personal archive and urn are kept. It is the best-known address in Vračar and the usual first stop for anyone showing visitors around the neighbourhood.
• No imageParkNiška Banja Spa ParkThe main public park of the Niška Banja spa settlement, laid out between the bathhouses and the spa hotels. It is the everyday green space and promenade for people living in the centre of the spa.
• HistorySkull TowerA stone tower built by Ottoman forces after the Battle of Čegar in 1809, faced with the skulls of fallen Serbian fighters. It stands inside a later chapel on Bulevar dr Zorana Đinđića, east of the city centre, and is open to visitors as a museum.

Official price per m² (RZS)

1,839 €/m²January 2024

Average net salary

1,038 €April 2026

Population (2022 census)

6,647,003January 2022

Building permits (year)

40,021January 2025