Why visit
Serbia is a destination in Europe known for its cultural identity: local traditions, music, crafts, and a distinctive regional character that differs from its neighbors.
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Serbia
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At a glance
Location
44.0°, 21.0°
Coast
Landlocked
Country area
88,361 km²
34,116 mi²
Country population
7.2 million
81/km²
Subregion
Southeast Europe
Currency
Serbian dinar (дин.)
RSD
Dial
+381
Language
Serbian
Demonym
Serbian
Internet
.rs
UN
Member state
ISO code
RS / SRB
Where in the world
44.0° · 21.0°
Serbia
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Did you know
- Exit Festival in Novi Sad is held inside an 18th-century fortress and regularly ranks among the world's best music festivals.
- Serbia produces about a third of the world's raspberries.
- Belgrade has been destroyed and rebuilt more than 40 times throughout its 7,000-year history.
Bordering Serbia
Plan checks
- Start research with the capital Belgrade, then compare two or three other regions.
- Check passport validity, visa rules, health requirements, and travel insurance for current conditions.
- Reserve top restaurants 2–4 weeks out and plan two standout meals per city.
- Check opening days. Major sites close on Mondays or Tuesdays in many countries.
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Frequently asked about Serbia
What is the capital of Serbia?
Belgrade is the capital of Serbia.
What currency does Serbia use?
Serbia uses the Serbian dinar (дин.), ISO code RSD.
What languages are spoken in Serbia?
The primary language is Serbian.
Is Serbia landlocked?
Yes, Serbia is landlocked: it has no sea coastline.
What countries border Serbia?
Serbia borders Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania.
What is the international calling code for Serbia?
The calling code is +381.
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