20 19 what should I pay attention to when traveling to Serbia?

Everyone should not be so unfamiliar with Serbia now, because after Serbia granted visa-free access to China citizens in 17, although China people have a certain understanding of Serbia, it is still an unpopular tourist destination compared with those countries in Southeast Asia. Serbia is definitely a trip now, but after all, it's a long way to go to Serbia or Europe. Bian Xiao has compiled various matters needing attention for your reference!

A plane ticket.

At present, connecting flights between China and Belgrade are the main mode. I think Aeroflot is the most convenient and fast, with an average round-trip price of 4,500 RMB. Friends who have plenty of time can also apply for a Russian airline visa on a treasure and spend a day or two in Moscow. Secondly, the second echelon includes Emirates and Etihad Airways, both of which are Emirates. At present, the UAE has fully liberalized visas for China people. Friends who have time can also consider going out to the airport for two or three days. The average fare is around 5500-6000. It should be noted that if you take Emirates, the actual carrier from Dubai to Belgrade is fly.

Dubai, also known as Dubai Airlines, is a lower-cost airline than Emirates. The gap between A380 Big Mac and A320 is still a bit big. The third echelon is Turkish Airlines. As a company that has sprung up in recent years, it has been in the limelight recently and its catering service is better. The key is that the waiting time for connecting flights is also the most reasonable, and the price is relatively expensive, generally above 7000. According to personal experience, I recommend Aeroflot, which is the most cost-effective.

Second, accommodation.

Due to the popularity of the Internet, accommodation is now very convenient. No matter on Ctrip or booking, you can find your ideal house at a convenient and quick price. It should be noted that if you book a hotel in the city center, you must pay attention to the parking space for self-driving, whether there is a free parking lot in the hotel or apartment, or how much it costs per day. Belgrade is the center. Parking is a terrible thing.

Three trips

In Belgrade, it is actually recommended to live near Mi Jairo Pedestrian Street. Most of the scenic spots are actually near the pedestrian street, so it is very convenient to walk. Just take a taxi at a distant scenic spot like Tito's Tomb. When it comes to taxis, it really shames the hospitable Serbs. Deceiving passengers often leads to detours. Suggestions are as follows: When you take a taxi at the airport, you must go to the taxi information desk and ask the staff to fill out a Zhang Xiaobai form for you. As soon as I left the airport with the list, I saw a row of taxis waiting, all of which were regular. Just pay the money directly according to the price on the list after arriving at the destination. Take a taxi outside. My experience is a company called LUX.

The taxi company, the blue logo, never kills customers, and the rest really depends on luck. Buses and trams in urban areas are also very convenient. There is no route planning on Google Maps. You can download one called.

Moovit software, change the area to Belgrade and enter the place you want to go. One-day ticket to 300 yuan.

Dinar, about 20 RMB, take whatever you want a day. Local people in Belgrade basically don't use public transportation, because there have been several large-scale protests after the bus company was sold to private people, and the contradiction is quite big. Ticket inspectors generally don't check their own people, but as tourists, it's best not to covet petty advantages.

Four shopping

Generally speaking, shopping in Serbia is very dull. Not to mention other fashion capitals in Europe, even the second and third tier cities in China are slightly better than Belgrade. Generally speaking, there are European brand monopoly and mass buyer's shops in the pedestrian street and nearby alleys, and the price, style and domestic advantages are not great. If you don't particularly like it, you can not buy it here, and you can't get a 20% tax refund. First of all, you need the merchant to give you a tax refund list. I had a hidden office when I went to the airport. I put a stamp on you when I went, saying that I can't return it now, but I can only return it when I come back next time. It's valid for half a year, so I basically can't get the money. USCE is the first choice for shopping centers.

Shopping center, followed by Delta City.

5. Dining and nightlife

Personally, I feel that the coffee shops and bars all over Belgrade are the essence of this city. Many people will have a strange question when walking in the street. Young people here don't need to work. Why are coffee shops full in broad daylight? Everyone had a good chat, drinking beer and coffee? Actually, I can't answer this question either. I've talked to local people about this topic several times. The answer is the same: Serbia has a poor economy, few employment opportunities and low wages. Although there is little money, there is always a way to come out to play. Perhaps this is the most important thing in optimism. Money is never the most important thing. When night falls, many people's day really begins. If you arrive at the bar around seven or eight o'clock, you may wonder why the bar business here is not good at all, but you will be surprised if you haven't left at ten o'clock. After ten o'clock, you will change your state immediately, just like taking hormones, and more and more adults will gather with the volume. A glass of beer in an ordinary bar is about RMB 10, and a high-end bar is only about RMB 15. The price of a bottle of delicious red wine is also about 150 RMB, which is very cost-effective. You must not miss it. Dinner in Serbia is mainly barbecue. When you come here, you will find out what a carnivorous people are. Many Serbs live on meat. Those who don't like meat can search for Chinese restaurants in the public comment. There are also several Chinese restaurants in Belgrade. It should be noted that Serbian restaurants generally need to pay a tip, which is about 10% of the total price, and will increase or decrease according to the service quality. Not tipping is a denial of its service.

Six security guards

In fact, the most important issue is going out safely. Serbia has a good law and order because there are few refugees. However, it should be pointed out that there are still pickpockets in downtown Belgrade and Novi Sad, mainly Gypsies (without racial discrimination), and their looks are basically the same as those of Indians. Besides the problem of thieves, begging is also a problem. Occasionally, gypsy street children will grab your clothes and ask for money. Don't give money when you go In my experience, once you give him money, a group of children will follow you for money immediately. To sum up, it is better to take less cash and be vigilant in crowded places.