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Cheapest plane ticket found$471
Cheapest month to flyDecember
Average flight time9 hrs, 13 mins
Possible destinations3
Most popular airlinejetBlue
Average flights per week14

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Looking for the cheapest ticket prices to Serbia? It looks like October is currently the cheapest time to fly.

Which airlines fly direct to Serbia?

Frequently asked questions

jetBlue and Air Serbia both fly non-stop to Serbia.
We crunched some numbers and found that the cheapest month to fly to Serbia is currently December.
Yes – some airlines fly direct to Serbia. You'll most likely fly non-stop to Belgrade.
The best price we found for a round-trip flight to Serbia is $472. This is an estimate based on information collected from different airlines and travel providers over the last 4 days and is subject to change and availability.
The cheapest city to fly into is Belgrade, and the cheapest airport serving this city at the moment is Belgrade Nikola Tesla.
The cheapest airport in Serbia is Belgrade Nikola Tesla – we've found flights from $472.
After crunching the numbers on our flight calendar, we found that the cheapest date to fly to Serbia is Saturday, December 14, 2024, to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport.

Discover Serbia

Cheap Flights to Serbia

Archaeologists believe that European civilization emanated from the Danube Basin and fertile lowlands of Serbia. Bearing the indelible legacies of Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman and Hungarian empires, the ancient land is situated at the crossroads of Central and Southeastern Europe. Tour the beautiful green countryside dotted with historic architecture that also boasts a lively bohemian atmosphere. You can enjoy wonderful music festivals, fine food and art by taking advantage of one of the many available cheap flights to Serbia.

Flights to Serbia

While there are three other small airports in the country, the majority of flights to Serbia land at the award-winning Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG). In addition to airlines like Lufthansa, Qatar Air and the national flag carrier Air Serbia, you can book cheap flights to Serbia on low-cost airlines such as easyJet, Pegasus Airlines and Wizz Air. The airport has two terminals. Most international and low-cost flights utilize Terminal 1. Along with a variety of shops, eateries and other passenger amenities, the airport offers travelers complimentary Wi-Fi within the terminals. To get to the Belgrade city center, take a bus for the 11-mile journey, which should cost less than $1.

Attractions in Serbia

From the picturesque banks of the Danube River to the country's highland center, there is a lot to see and do in Serbia. The half-mile-long stretch of beach along the river in Štrand is considered one of the best in Europe. Adventurous travelers can hike the mountains or raft a cascading river. Just outside the town of Despotovac, tour the massive underground halls of the primordial Resavska Cave before visiting the 15th-century Manasija Monastery complex. The frescoes depicting the ascension of Mary in the 13th-century Sopocani Monastery are some of the most revered in the nation. The Roman ruins of Sirmium mark one of the empire's four capitals. A favorite of Constantine the Great, it was an early center of Christianity. Explore Belgrade's past from ancient times to the Cold War during a tour of the city's underground caves, bunkers and secret passageways. Flights to Serbia also enable you to visit Kalemegdan Citadel, which has played a major role throughout the nation's history. The Nikola Tesla Museum highlights the life of this famed inventor and engineer, and there is also mausoleum dedicated to Marshall Josip Tito.

Travel Tips for Serbia

Serbia generally boasts a warm, humid continental climate that produces cold winters with temperatures in the 30s and hot summers with temperatures in the 70s. Precipitation is well distributed throughout the year. The weather can change quickly because of shifting air masses off the Adriatic Sea and the Carpathian Mountains, so travelers should dress in layers.

Popular cultural celebrations include the EXIT music festival, the Belgrade Summer Festival and the Belgrade Beer Fest. Reflecting a mix of Mediterranean, Slavic and Turkish as well as Central European influences, the local cuisine plays an important role in Serbia social life. Specialty dishes include caseless sausages, stuffed cabbage and corn porridge washed down with Slivovitz, a plum brandy that has become the national drink.


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