Luggage Storage Bus Station Belgrade

About Belgrade Bus Station

The Bus Station in Belgrade, Serbia and connects other Serbian cities such as Sabac, Cacak, and Ruma as well as international destinations like Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, and 16 other European cities. 

The bus station has two bus terminals (one for arrivals and the other for departures) and one bus stop for buses to come and go. Inside, you’ll find an ATM, bathrooms, luggage storage, an information kiosk, a coffee bar, fast food options, and a currency exchange office.

Belgrade Bus Station is only 1.38 km from the city center meaning you’re already super close to much of what the Serbian city has to offer.

Check out the Belgrade Fortress that’s over 2,000 years old. Or if you’re a fan of quaint cafes and boho vibes, you won’t want to miss Skadarlija. 

Want to get outdoors? Head to Ada Ciganlija. More of the museum type? The Nikola Tesla Museum is a showstopper. Only have time for a quick walk to stretch your legs before the next bus ride? Check out Republic Square or Knez Mihailova Street. 

With an interesting royal history and tons of gorgeous architecture almost everywhere you turn, there is so much to see and do in Belgrade. As you arrive at Bus Station Belgrade, it’s now your chance to take it all in.

Things to Do near Belgrade Bus Station

Even if you only planned to stop through Belgrade on your way to another part of Europe, you may want to rethink your itinerary. Although this Serbian city might be on your bucket list, it’s certainly worth it to at least make a day of exploring this stunning region.

Not sure where to start? Here are some of the best things to do near the Belgrade Bus Station:

• Spend the day in the sun at Ada Ciganlija, Zemunski Kej, or Zeleni Venac, Belgrade’s outdoor market.
• Go shopping on Knez Mihailova Street or enjoy a long lunch at one of the boho cafes in Skadarlija.
• Take in Serbia’s history of royalty by checking out the Belgrade Fortress, the Residence of Princess Ljubica, Stari Dvor and Novi Dvor, and the White Palace.
• See the sights as you explore the Church of St. Strava, Gardos Tower, St. Marks Church, Avala Tower, St. Michael’s Cathedral, the House of the National Assembly of Serbia, and Ruzica Church.
• Museum-lovers will enjoy the Nikola Tesla Museum, exploring the life and work of Nikola Tesla, Serbian national treasure and iconic physicist, engineer, and inventor. Other museums in the area include the National Museum, the Belgrade Military Museum, the Museum of Yugoslav History, the Museum of Aviation, and the Historical Museum of Serbia.
• Take a walk through Republic Square.
• Spend the night on a splavovi, one of Belgrade’s floating bars and restaurants.
• Catch a performance at the National Theatre or watch a sporting match at Rajko Mitic Stadium.

Transit Options at Belgrade Bus Station

• Taxi stand, 318 m from Bus Station Belgrade
• Tram station, 413 m from Bus Station Belgrade
• Central Train Station, 279 m from Bus Station Belgrade
• Belgrade Airport, 18.44 km from Bus Station Belgrade

Luggage Storage near Belgrade Bus Station

If you’ve just arrived at Bus Station Belgrade, chances are you’re doing a bit of traveling. That means you probably have quite a bit of luggage with you. What to do with it all?!

That’s where Bounce comes in. We partner with local businesses to offer safe, convenient, affordable luggage storage in Belgrade. It’s easy. Download our app, search your location, and easily find all the places where you can store your luggage so that you can explore the ins and outs of Belgrade.

Attractions and Activities near Belgrade Bus Station

Once your luggage is safely stored with one of our Bounce partners, it’s time to get to know Belgrade. First, you’ll need to make your way to the city center. From the bus station, it’ll take about 18 minutes if you walk, or you can grab a taxi and get there even quicker. 

• Republic Square: The main business hub of Belgrade, this is s a great starting point for your Serbian adventure. In the area, you can head to the National Theatre to see a show. Or, you might peruse the National Museum, also nearby.
• Historic architecture: As you venture further outside the square, you’ll be awestruck by the incredible architecture scattered throughout the city. From stunning churches like the Church of St. Strava and St. Michael’s Cathedral to royal palaces such as Stari Dvor and Novi Dvor. 
• Museums: Belgrade has a lot to offer. From the Nikola Tesla Museum focusing on the famous inventor to history museums such as the Museum of Yugoslav History and the Historical Museum of Serbia, you’re sure to find a museum in Belgrade that piques your interest.