Guide to Belgrade

Belgrade’s traffic isn’t for the faint-hearted, but once you get the hang of it, it’s a uniquely charming experience—kind of like taming a wild horse. It’s chaotic, yes, with a steady stream of cars that seem to have no regard for lanes or logic, but there’s a certain rhythm to it all. If you’re new to the city, it might seem overwhelming at first: cars packed onto narrow streets, often double-parked, honking like they’re competing in some citywide symphony. Parking is, well, an adventure in itself. Finding a spot can feel like striking gold, especially in the busy downtown area. But after a while, you learn to go with the flow and maybe even appreciate the wild, untamed spirit of Belgrade traffic. Belgrade is a city with more cars than it seems equipped to handle, and yet, it doesn’t stop moving. Drivers are always in a rush, trying to outmaneuver each other for a minute’s advantage—only to get caught at the next red light, muttering under their breath. There’s no metro system in the ...