A recurring social meetup hosted at Kafe Princ, where locals and internationals gather to practice English and socialize over drinks. The venue itself is a cafe located in Belgrade city center.
Come to the blitz chess tournament at KC Grad. Test your skills in a fast-paced game format!
Weekly meeting of the Belgrade IT community at the TransformArt bar: people come to meet, exchange contacts, and talk about work over drinks. The format is casual, conversations are in English, and you can come alone. Every Friday from 18:00 to 21:00.
Practice languages in a casual, friendly setting where each language has its own table: English, Serbian, Russian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Italian. Just pick your table, grab a drink, and start chatting. Come practice, meet people, and chat in a relaxed atmosphere.
Sunday evening at a relaxed pace: soft music, cool drinks, and long conversations in the garden. People come alone and in groups, speaking English. During the warm season, evenings take place every Sunday.
Friday communal dinner: expats, locals, entrepreneurs, students, and travelers gather around one table. There is no structured networking; connections happen naturally over food and conversation. Communication is in English. It's best to book a spot in advance; you can also just come for a drink.
The exhibition "Museum Laboratory" explores Yugoslav heritage and the museum institution itself. Here you can learn about the significance of museum objects and their role in understanding life in Yugoslavia. Visitors can choose different routes, including themes related to the history of disabilities and industrial heritage.
Weekly meeting of the Belgrade IT community at the TransformArt bar: people come to meet, exchange contacts, and talk about work over drinks. The format is casual, conversations are in English, and you can come alone. Every Friday from 18:00 to 21:00.
The Zepter Museum sits right on Knez Mihailova, Belgrade's main pedestrian street, so you'll basically walk past it whether you mean to or not. It's tucked into one of the handsome old facades near the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, and the location alone makes it an easy stop while you're wandering the strip. Here's the thing to know: this is a private museum, opened in 2010 by Madlena Zepter and registered as Serbia's first private art museum. The whole place is built around one person's collection of Serbian and Yugoslav modern art, mostly from the second half of the 20th century onward. What that means for a visit is that it's compact and focused rather than sprawling. You're looking at paintings, drawings, sculptures, and installations from postwar Serbian modernists through more recent names, well hung across a few floors. It won't eat your whole afternoon, which is honestly a plus, and it pairs nicely with the rest of Knez Mihailova. Don't expect blockbuster crowds; it's a quieter, curated kind of spot. Open Tue–Fri 12:00–20:00, Sat–Sun 10:00–20:00; closed Mondays Free entry every Sunday
The National Museum of Serbia is the country's oldest and biggest museum, and it sits right on Trg republike (Republic Square) — basically the heart of downtown Belgrade, the spot everyone uses as a meeting point. The building itself is a grand early-1900s affair from 1903, restored and reopened a few years back after being shut for what felt like forever, so it's in good shape now. Here's the thing to know: this is a proper encyclopedic collection, running from prehistory and antiquity through medieval Serbian art up to 18th–20th century painting. The headline piece is the Miroslav Gospel, a 12th-century illuminated manuscript that's the oldest surviving Cyrillic Serbian document and a UNESCO Memory of the World entry — though it's so fragile it's usually shown as a facsimile, not the original. Give yourself a couple of hours; the permanent display spans several floors and it's a lot to take in. Sundays are free, which is great but also busier. Worth checking what temporary exhibition is on before you go. Open Tue, Wed, Fri, Sun 10:00–18:00; Thu, Sat 12:00–20:00; closed Mondays Free entry every Sunday
The exhibition "Museum Laboratory" explores Yugoslav heritage and the museum institution itself. Here you can learn about the significance of museum objects and their role in understanding life in Yugoslavia. Visitors can choose different routes, including themes related to the history of disabilities and industrial heritage.
A recurring social meetup hosted at Kafe Princ, where locals and internationals gather to practice English and socialize over drinks. The venue itself is a cafe located in Belgrade city center.
Играем в настольный теннис — просто, по-дружески и без турнирного пафоса. Берёшь ракетку, играешь несколько партий и заодно знакомишься с новыми людьми: приходи один или с друзьями, новичкам рады. Встречаемся раз в две недели, по четвергам в 19:00, в Ping Pong Room в торговом центре Galerija.
Come to the blitz chess tournament at KC Grad. Test your skills in a fast-paced game format!
OldTown Archery Belgrade is an archery center located within the historic Kalemegdan Fortress, offering both indoor and outdoor shooting. It provides beginner lessons from experienced archers and a unique setting inside the historic walls. Minimum package — 1000 RSD: 10 arrows and instruction in English or Serbian.
Team VR escape: solve puzzles inside a virtual world with your whole group. Duration ~60 minutes. Price: 2200 din. Languages: Serbian, English.
Крытый тир рядом с центром Белграда, недалеко от Belgrade Waterfront. Лицензия, опыт и своё оружие тоже не требуются — просто приходишь и пробуешь. В арсенале настоящее оружие: Glock, классический ТТ, Colt Peacemaker, Walther, Beretta и револьверы разных калибров. Инструктор всё спокойно покажет и будет рядом всё занятие. Можно сходить одному, позвать друзей или подругу, а можно устроить необычное свидание. Тир на 15 метров, 5 дорожек. Работают с 2003 года, новичков здесь видят каждый день — так что если ты первый раз, это совершенно нормально. Мини-тренинг проводят на сербском или английском. Платишь только за то, что отстрелял. А цены для такого места и настоящего оружия одни из самых низких в городе — пожалуй, самый доступный тир в Белграде. Можно докупить выстрелы из другого оружия прямо на месте. Минимальный пакет — 4500 динар: + 30 патронов для длинноствольного оружия + 20 патронов для пистолета + мини-тренинг с инструктором + оружие, мишени и всё снаряжение Запись обязательна, с собой нужен Паспорт
VR-In — free-roam VR arena in the center of Belgrade: 20+ games of various genres (shooters, adventures, sci-fi, escape horror), birthdays, team building, and VR Art exhibitions. You can play in Russian, Serbian, and English. Price: 2 players — 1600 din/person, 5 players — 1500 din/person.
Snap Bar — a billiards bar in the center of Belgrade (Vračar). Two professional American pool tables with quality cues and everything for a comfortable game. Game — 1000 din/hour. Non-smoking place.
Karaoke bar in Palilula with a huge library the venue puts at 100,000+ songs, including a solid Russian-language selection alongside Serbian and international hits. A favourite with Belgrade's Russian-speaking crowd; small, loud and easy-going.
A popular neighborhood bowling venue in the far southern part of Belgrade offering bowling, billiards, darts, and table football. Known for its cozy and colorful interior with friendly local staff and a relaxed atmosphere.
An outdoor professional karting track located on the Danube riverbank in Belgrade, recently expanded with a multi-level adventure track. It offers karts designed for adults with a layout that challenges both speed and technical driving skills. The riverside location provides a fresh outdoor environment and a classic motorsport atmosphere.
Weekly meeting of the Belgrade IT community at the TransformArt bar: people come to meet, exchange contacts, and talk about work over drinks. The format is casual, conversations are in English, and you can come alone. Every Friday from 18:00 to 21:00.