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Cheapest Car Rental Rates

Belgrade Airport
Economy
Ford Fiesta or similar
Ford Fiesta
  • 5
  • 1
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Man.
Surprice
$8.28 per day
Belgrade Airport
Mini
Toyota Aygo or similar
Toyota Aygo
  • 4
  • 1
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Man.
United Rent A Car
$8.30 per day
Belgrade Airport
Compact
Ford Focus or similar
Ford Focus
  • 5
  • 2
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Man.
Goldcar
$11.26 per day
Belgrade Airport
Intermediate
Skoda Rapid or similar
Skoda Rapid
  • 5
  • 2
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Man.
Yours Car Rental
$12.26 per day

Most Popular Car Rental Deals

New Belgrade
Mini Elite
Fiat 500 or similar
Fiat 500
  • 4
  • 1
  • 3
  • A/C
  • Man.
WheeGo
$14.72 per day
Belgrade Airport
Standard
Opel Astra or similar
Opel Astra
  • 5
  • 2
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Finalrentals
$29.19 per day
Downtown
Compact Elite Crossover
Volkswagen Taigo or similar
Volkswagen Taigo
  • 5
  • 2
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Europcar
$45.03 per day
New Belgrade
Full-size Van
Renault Trafic or similar
Renault Trafic
  • 9
  • 3
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Man.
SIXT
$63.76 per day
The above prices are only approximate and were last updated at 1:18 PM on 10/12/24. Prices may vary based on the booking dates, length of rental, and car class.

Travel Information

Languages
Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Hungarian
Currency
RSD
Drive on
Right-hand side
Country code
+381
Average car rental price
$24 per day
Average car rental length
8 days
Speed limit within town
50 km/h or 31 mph
Speed limit out of town
80 - 130 km/h or 50 - 81 mph
Acceptable limit of BAC
0.02%
Rating
9.0 / 10
Average gas price
$1.85 per liter or $6.99 per gallon
Lowest gas price
$1.65 per liter or $6.23 per gallon
Highest gas price
$1.96 per liter or $7.43 per gallon

Why rent a car in Belgrade?

Belgrade is a great place for renting a car. Busy and beautiful, it offers interesting architecture, great museums, and plenty of green areas, but is yet to be discovered by large masses of foreign tourists. From here, you can easily explore the rest of Serbia and its stunning natural beauty, as well as to travel to neighboring countries like Hungary, Romania, or Croatia.

Belgrade

One-Way Car Rentals in Belgrade

The most popular one-way rental options for pick up in Belgrade and drop off in another city include:

  • From Belgrade to Skopje - 25 offers from $35.43 per day
  • From Belgrade to Novi Sad - 10 offers from $40.06 per day
  • From Belgrade to Nis - 26 offers from $24.56 per day
  • From Belgrade to Bucharest - 25 offers from $91.71 per day
  • From Belgrade to Tirana - 26 offers from $110.47 per day

Top ways to enter Belgrade

  • Belgrade Airport: Also known as Nikola Tesla Airport, it is by far the busiest airport in the country, having served about 5.6 million travelers in 2018. Made up of two terminals, the airport is a hub for Air Serbia and also hosts flights by around 30 other airlines. Located 19km (12 miles) west of the city center, the airport can be reached in about 20 minutes.
  • Niš Constantine the Great Airport: Named after the Roman emperor who was born in the city, Niš Airport is the second-busiest in Serbia. A focus city for Air Serbia, it also has flights by low-cost carriers WizzAir and Ryanair as well as Swiss International Air Lines. Located in Southeast Serbia, Niš Airport is 235km (146 miles) from Belgrade and can be reached in a tad more than two hours.
  • Timișoara Airport: Located in neighboring Romania near the Serbian border, Timișoara Traian Vuia Airport has flights by more than 10 different airlines that offer flights to and from countries like Germany, Italy, Greece, and even Tunisia and Egypt. Located about 165km (102 miles) from Belgrade, the distance between the two can be traveled in about two hours. Since you’ll have to cross an international border, first ask your rental car provider if they permit it.
  • Budapest Ferenc Liszt Airport: The airport serving the capital of Hungary is one of the largest in the region. Around 40 different airlines fly to and from Budapest, handling nearly 15 million travelers every year. Located about 370km (230 miles) north of Belgrade, the distance between the two can be traveled in about 3 hours and 30 minutes. To go from Budapest to Belgrade, you’ll have to cross an international border, so first ask your rental car provider if they permit it.
  • Tuzla Airport: The second-busiest airport in neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina is a large hub for Wizz Air. The low-cost company connects Tuzla to Berlin, Vienna, Stockholm, Eindhoven, and many other destinations around Europe. Belgrade is 215km (133 miles) northeast of Tuzla and can be reached in about three hours. Since you’ll have to cross an international border to make this trip, first ask your rental car provider if they permit it.

City facts

  • Belgrade has a humid subtropical climate with four distinct seasons. Its summers can get very hot while its winters are often quite cold. The average temperature is 23°C  (73°F) in July, the hottest month, and 1°C (34°F) in January, the coldest month. Belgrade experiences quite a lot of snow every year from December to February, while June is the month that has the most precipitation.
  • Belgrade has a population of 1.16 million people, making it the largest city in former Yugoslavia and one of the largest in Southeast Europe. Another 500,000 people live in the larger Belgrade District, which means that nearly every fourth inhabitant of Serbia lives in or around the capital city.
  • Belgrade has been inhabited since prehistoric times. Archaeological finds show that the area was inhabited by Neanderthals and by the Vinča culture, one of the earliest human cultures of Europe. Later, the area was known to the Ancient Greeks and was inhabited by Celts and Thracians. It was included in the Roman Empire, the Ostrogothic Kingdom, the Byzantine Empire, and the Kingdom of Hungary. The first Kingdom of Serbia, also known as the Realm of Stefan Dragutin, was established in 1212 with Belgrade as its capital city. Many traces of the peoples who ruled and lived in the area are still recognizable in the city’s architecture and culture.

Top sights and activities

  • Belgrade Fortress. Located on Singidunum, an old Celtic settlement, the fortress consists of a citadel and Kalemegdan Park, the largest and most central green area of the city. First built in the 3rd century B.C. by the Roman emperor Justinian I and heavily renovated by different rulers throughout history, the fortress has been and remains one of the main symbols of Belgrade. Take a look at the landmarks like Despot Stefan Tower and Gate of Charles VI or simply enjoy a pleasant day outdoors.
  • Knez Mihailova Street. Every European capital has that one special street, and in the case of Belgrade, it’s Knez Mihailova. Named after the 19th century prince of Serbia, it stretches from Belgrade Fortress to the Republic Square, and offers splendid architecture, as well as plenty of galleries, museums, cafeterias, and buildings of historical importance. 
  • Nikola Tesla Museum. One of the most influential inventors in human history, Nikola Tesla spent much of his adult life in the United States. What is less known is the fact that he was an ethnic Serb born in what was then the Austrian Empire. The small, but interesting museum located in Belgrade honors Tesla’s work and features many of his early inventions. The museum’s team of guides is made up of engineering students who all speak English and help guests understand the science behind Tesla’s groundbreaking, imaginative work.
  • National Museum. Genuinely impressive, the main art museum in the country boasts not only examples of all the most notable Serbian artists but also works by such globally renowned masters as Picasso, van Gogh, Rubens, and Klimt. On top of that, the museum also has interesting collections of prehistoric and antique art with a special focus on civilizations that once inhabited Southeastern Europe.
  • Churches. Serbia is an overwhelmingly Orthodox Christian country, so learning about the faith can be a great way of getting to know the local culture. Belgrade has a number of notable houses of prayer, not least the Temple of Saint Sava and the Presentation of the Virgin Monastery. The city is also home to several Catholic churches, the Sukkat Shalom Synagogue, and the Bajrakli Mosque.

Traffic and parking

  • Serbia drives on the right hand side of the road.
  • Unless specifically indicated otherwise, the speed limits are 130 km/h (81 mph) on highways (Autoput in Serbian), 100 km/h (62 mph) on expressways, 80 km/h (50 mph) on all other roads outside populated areas and 50 km/h (31 mph) within populated and built-up areas.
  • It is illegal to use a mobile phone while driving.
  • The legal alcohol limit is 0.02% for all drivers. Exceeding the limit can lead to large fines and a licence ban.
  • Most road signs in Serbia are written in both the Cyrillic and Latin alphabets.
  • There are four parking zones in Belgrade, varying in price and maximum time allowed. Payment can be made via a ticket machine, at a parking ticket kiosk (if there is one nearby), or via an SMS sent from a local number. Find out more about parking in Belgrade on the city’s official website
  • There are also several large parking garages, some of them located near the city center. They are generally more expensive, but parking your car at one will give you the freedom to go around the city all day and not worry about exceeding the allowed parking time in one of the city’s parking zones (which would result in a large fine and your vehicle being towed).
  • Yellow lanes in Belgrade are reserved for public transportation and taxis. Private cars are prohibited from using them and will be fined for doing so.
  • Proof of insurance and documentation of the car needs to be in it whenever you’re driving.
  • When driving you need to have your passport or ID card with you at all times.
  • The police number in Serbia is 192, the fire brigade number is 193, and the ambulance number is 194. 

Toll roads

There are a number of toll roads in Serbia. Some toll entry-exit points are in Belgrade or nearby, for example, in Požarevac, Smederevo, and Stara Pazova. 

Most Serbian toll roads use a closed toll system. This means that upon entering the toll road, you’ll have to stop at a toll booth where you’ll be given a ticket that will state your time and point of entry and your vehicle category. Upon exiting from the toll road, you’ll stop at an exit booth where the fee that you’ll have to pay will be calculated. The fee depends on your car size, the specific road you use, and the length of your trip. It’s important not to lose the ticket, otherwise you’ll be charged the highest possible fee.

It’s possible to pay either by credit card or in cash, although it’s better to always have cash with you. Some toll booths will accept a payment in Euros, but most will expect you to pay in Serbia’s national currency, the Serbian dinar (RSD). As of July 2019, 1 EUR = 118 RSD.

Some rental cars in Serbia are equipped with electronic toll transponder called E-go. Cars equipped with E-go will be automatically registered at the toll gates and the toll payment will be later added to your rental fee. Some rental car providers might charge an additional fee for providing the transponder. Do ask your rental car provider about it in advance.

See the latest map of Serbian toll road gates here. Check out the toll fees and use the toll calculator on the Roads of Serbia official website.

Ideas for day trips

  • Novi Sad. Serbia’s second city is a true melting pot - Serbs, Hungarians, Croats, Slovaks, and others have lived here for centuries (and continue to do so), creating a unique mix of traditions, architecture, and cuisine. Novi Sad is famous for its castles, museums, galleries, different religious buildings, many festivals, and Sremski Karlovci, a small and picturesque village nearby that is one of the most famous tourist spots in Serbia. Located just 93km (57 miles) north of Belgrade, it can be reached in about one hour by car.
  • Palić Lake. A 7km-long (4.3 miles) lake with a resort town of the same name located on its northern edge, Palić is a beautiful area in the far north of Serbia. Its grassy beaches and high-quality spas attract thousands of visitors every summer. From here, it’s easy to visit nearby Subotica, a picturesque Serbian town famous for its Art Nouveau architecture. Palić is about 189km (117 miles) north of Belgrade and can be reached in about two hours.
  • Tara National Park. Located in the Dinaric Alps in Western Serbia around a high mountain of the same name, Tara is one of the most impressive areas in the country. Its cliffs, ravines, and the Drina River offer great hiking options, and the park is home to unique wildlife like roe deer, jackals, griffon vultures, and the Eurasian eagle owl. The nearby town of Bajina Bašta has the beautiful Rača Orthodox Monastery. Located 162km (100 miles) southwest of Belgrade near the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina, the national park can be reached in about three hours by car.
  • Kragujevac. A large central Serbian city known for both its historical importance and economic prowess (it is the capital of the local auto manufacturing industry), Kragujevac boasts an attractive city center, varied religious architecture, interesting museums, and an industrial heritage. Within a 20-minute drive of the city, you’ll also find three well-preserved monasteries, namely, Drača, Divostin, and Grčnarica. The trip from the capital takes about two hours.
  • Niš. The city of Niš doesn’t attract quite as many visitors as Belgrade, but it can be a fascinating place to visit. The birthplace of Emperor Constantine the Great has plenty of history to offer and can also be used as a hub for exploring the rest of southern Serbia, a region that remains a mystery to most foreign visitors. The drive from the capital takes only about three hours.

Most popular cars

The most popular rental car in Belgrade is the Fiat Panda, but a lot of travelers also go for the Fiat 500 and the Renault Clio. The most popular rental car types in Belgrade are mini, economy, and compact.

Further destinations

  • Budapest. One of the most impressive cities of Europe, Budapest is famous for its stunning parliament building (the Országház), the Royal Palace, thermal baths, and Margaret Island in the middle of the Danube. Located 380km (236 miles) north of Belgrade, Budapest can be reached in about four hours by car. You’ll have to cross an international border, so first ask your rental car provider if they permit it. Also, check to see if you need a visa as Hungary is a member of the European Union and the Schengen Area while Serbia is not.
  • Montenegro. A small country on the Adriatic Sea that regained its independence in 2006, Montenegro is one of the up-and-coming travel destinations of Europe. With stunning mountains, large national parks, and famous beach resorts like Ulcinj, Bar, Kotor, and Budva, it has something for every traveler. Montenegro’s capital, Podgorica, is 450km (279 miles) south of Belgrade and can be reached in about seven hours. From there, it’s just a short trip to the beach. To travel from Serbia to Montenegro, you’ll have to cross an international border, so first ask your rental car provider if they permit it. Also, make sure you don't need a visa to enter Montenegro.
  • Transylvania. One of Europe’s most interesting regions, Transylvania in neighboring Romania is famous for its folklore and legends. Visit Bran Castle which is connected to the Dracula legend, take a trip to the impressive Carpathian mountains, or enjoy atmospheric medieval cities. The nearest of them (and arguably the most beautiful one), Sibiu, is located 420km (261 miles) east of Belgrade and can be reached in five to six hours. To travel to Romania with a car, you’ll have to cross an international border, so ask your rental car provider in advance if they permit it. Also, make sure you don't need a visa to enter the country.

Car rental prices in Belgrade

  • Station wagons - from $26 per day
  • Large cars - from $10 per day
  • Medium cars - from $10 per day
  • Vans - from $45 per day
  • Premium cars - from $67 per day
  • Small cars - from $8 per day
  • SUVs - from $15 per day

Money-saving and other tips

Follow these tips to land a great rental car in Belgrade:

  • Compare the rates of different rental car providers
  • Book your rental car well in advance
  • Plan your route before you go
  • Know your fuel and mileage requirements
  • Visit during the month when the rental prices are the cheapest. According to our data, visiting Belgrade is the cheapest in December when renting a car is a whole 85% cheaper than the yearly average. Come visit the capital of Serbia in Christmas time!
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What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Belgrade?

Car rental prices in Belgrade vary by time of year. This graph shows the average prices per month to help you find the best time of year to rent.
Average rental costs per day in Belgrade
$20.03
January
$15.69
February
$17.14
March
$21.56
April
$23.64
May
$26.57
June
$44.28
July
$38.82
August
$23.92
September
$21.98
October
$21.24
November
$24.22
December
The cheapest month to rent a car in Belgrade is February (when prices average $15.69 per day). This is 37% cheaper than the yearly average and 65% cheaper than renting in July (when prices average $44.28).

This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.

What’s the usual rental length in Belgrade?

How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in June, the average renter keeps their car for 11 days, and in November, they keep their car for 6 days.
Average number of rental days in Belgrade
7
January
7
February
8
March
8
April
9
May
11
June
9
July
9
August
9
September
8
October
6
November
7
December

What's the most popular month to rent a car in Belgrade?

Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Belgrade is August, and the least popular is November.
Monthly searches in Belgrade by pick-up date relative to the average
75%
January
89%
February
92%
March
87%
April
102%
May
112%
June
113%
July
136%
August
117%
September
108%
October
70%
November
98%
December

Car rental information

Car rental locations 4
Airport locations 1
Popular suppliers Carwiz, Alamo, Autounion, Ok Mobility, CarQ
Popular car categories Small cars, SUVs, Medium cars, Large cars
Lowest price $8 per day
Cheapest supplier Surprice

Most popular car models of rental suppliers

Rental Supplier Model Doors Luggage Type
Carwiz Volkswagen T-Cross 5 2 SUVs
Ok Mobility Volkswagen Polo 5 2 Small cars
Carwiz Renault Clio 5 2 Small cars
Alamo Citroen C3 4 1 Small cars
Carwiz Skoda Fabia 5 2 Small cars
CarQ Fiat Tipo 4 2 Medium cars
Carwiz Fiat Panda 5 1 Small cars
GreenMotion Opel Corsa 4 1 Small cars
Carwiz Ford Focus 5 2 Medium cars
Alamo Fiat Panda 4 1 Small cars

Our customers' reviews

Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have the option to post a review here. Instead, we ask each and every customer to leave a review after they return their rental car. This way, you know that all reviews are authentic.

Serbia
Citroen C3
5/20/24
Photo 1 by Mirko C. about renting a Citroen C3 in Belgrade (5/20/24) Photo 2 by Mirko C. about renting a Citroen C3 in Belgrade (5/20/24) Photo 3 by Mirko C. about renting a Citroen C3 in Belgrade (5/20/24) Photo 4 by Mirko C. about renting a Citroen C3 in Belgrade (5/20/24) Photo 5 by Mirko C. about renting a Citroen C3 in Belgrade (5/20/24)
Ireland
Citroen C3
4/10/24
Everting was great
Serbia
Dacia Duster
2/18/24
Serbia is very beautiful country. We enjoyed our stay
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Citroen C3
9/6/23
Photo 1 by Srdjan K. about renting a Citroen C3 in Belgrade (9/6/23) Photo 2 by Srdjan K. about renting a Citroen C3 in Belgrade (9/6/23)
Canada
Fiat Panda
7/23/23
Golubac castle, zemin neighborhood, Ram fortress, slotibar, and mladenovic to see a few. Waterfront in downtown Belgrade is amazing!
Canada
Renault Clio
7/19/23
All of the above
Canada
Volkswagen T-Cross
11/17/22
The Serbian Terme Spas were great to relax before or after a day of driving the countryside.
United States of America (USA)
VW Polo
8/25/22
Fun to see rain.
United Arab Emirates
Ford Fiesta
7/26/22
We had an amazing drive up to Frusca Gora National Park, and then also drove to rural regions to the south-east of Belgrade.
Cyprus
Volkswagen Up
4/15/22
Belgrade is fantastic place to visit any time of the year !
United States of America (USA)
Volkswagen Up
3/12/22
Be careful and check everything before you sign the papers. Places visited were excellent, food and sittings are plenty.
United Arab Emirates
Ford C Max
2/5/22
Carwiz counter is outside the terminal building since the renovation is happening.
United States of America (USA)
Renault Megane
12/9/21
Great experience renting from this location. This is my second time and will continue renting from them.
United Arab Emirates
Fiat Panda
8/3/21
We had explore most of the regions in the country. And driving was a very different experience.
Canada
Fiat Panda
10/22/20
Great city, there is a lot to do and see.
Serbia
VW Golf
12/5/19
Belgrade was a blast! Great nightlife, restaurants, good food, wonderful Theater scene (at least this last October). The bad is the lack of parking and traffic at rush hour is insane.
Malta
Ford Focus 5d
8/6/18
In Belgrade I would not recommend to rent a car as it is too busy and parking is a nightmare. But the countryside is fantastic and you need the mobility to move around from our place to another where you need a car. Driving is very safe and the roads are good. Novi Sad and Nix is a must and while there why not going for a day in Skopje. Leskovac is also a nice country side village/city with particular characteristics. The language is a barrier but the people are very friendly.
Israel
Ford Focus
7/4/18
there's almost no place to park within Belgrade. Free parking in the streets is from Saturday 2PM till Monday morning

Car Rental Statistics

Highest-rated company
Autounion
9.2 / 10
)
Lowest-rated company
ABBYCAR
6.7 / 10
)
Total number of reviews
35
Total rental companies
27
Average daily price
$24.10
Lowest daily price
$8.28
Total cars available
863

Top 27 suppliers in Belgrade in 2024

Autounion
Autounion
Exceptional 9.2 / 137 reviews
2 locations
$35 - $144
Surprice
Surprice
Very good 8.7 / 45 reviews
2 locations
$8 - $30
Carwiz
Carwiz
Very good 8.5 / 443 reviews
2 locations
$11 - $102
CarQ
CarQ
Very good 8.4 / 72 reviews
1 location
SIXT
SIXT
Very good 8.3 / 67 reviews
3 locations
$17 - $150
GreenMotion
GreenMotion
Very good 8.3 / 58 reviews
2 locations
$13 - $64
Ok Mobility
Ok Mobility
Very good 8.2 / 111 reviews
1 location
$20 - $185
AddCar
AddCar
Very good 8.2 / 78 reviews
2 locations
$11 - $33
Enterprise
Enterprise
Very good 8.2 / 34 reviews
2 locations
$19 - $106
Firefly
Firefly
Very good 8.1 / 30 reviews
2 locations
$22 - $27
United Rent A Car
United Rent A Car
Very good 8.1 / 17 reviews
2 locations
$8 - $185
Alamo
Alamo
Good 7.8 / 102 reviews
1 location
$17 - $99
EXER
EXER
Good 7.8 / 3 reviews
1 location
$123 - $126
OTOQ
OTOQ
Good 7.8 / 2 reviews
1 location
$13 - $128
Ace Rent a car
Ace Rent a car
Good 7.7 / 50 reviews
1 location
$12 - $72
Thrifty
Thrifty
Good 7.7 / 3 reviews
1 location
$32 - $205
Alma Car Hire
Alma Car Hire
Good 7.6 / 2 reviews
2 locations
$13 - $79
Cargini
Cargini
Good 7.6 / 2 reviews
1 location
Yours Car Rental
Yours Car Rental
Good 7.6
1 location
$12 - $71
Hertz
Hertz
Good 7.4 / 16 reviews
2 locations
$24 - $44
Finalrentals
Finalrentals
Good 7.4 / 3 reviews
2 locations
$29 - $175
Goldcar
Goldcar
Good 7.3 / 35 reviews
2 locations
$9 - $68
WheeGo
WheeGo
Good 7.2 / 41 reviews
2 locations
$15 - $431
Europcar
Europcar
Good 7.2 / 8 reviews
2 locations
$21 - $384
Dollar
Dollar
Good 7.2 / 7 reviews
1 location
$39 - $159
RightCars
RightCars
Good 7.1 / 9 reviews
1 location
$43 - $125
ABBYCAR
ABBYCAR
Satisfactory 6.7 / 10 reviews
2 locations
$12 - $73
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