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Belgrade by bus

Company Eurolines operates from following countries in Europe to Belgrade, Serbia: – Sweden (Kristianstad, Malmø) – Denmark (Copenhagen, Frederiksverk) – Belgium (Bruxelles, Antwerpen) – Holland ( Amsterdam) – Germany (Munich, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Nuremberg, Dortmund, Hamburg, Berlin, Köln) – France (Paris, Mets, Grenoble, Lion, Strasbourg , Marseilles, Nice, Montpellier ) – Switzerland (Zurich, St.Galen) – Austria (Gratz, Salzburg) – Slovakia ( Bratislava) – Czech (Prague, Brno) – Slovenia ( Ljubljana) – Croatia ( Split, Pula, Rijeka, Osijek, Knin) – Italy ( Padova, Vicenza, Verona, Milan, Genoa )

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