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About Belgrade
After years of bad shit, Belgrade has got something to prove. Cosmopolitan, lively and no shortage of good distractions. Public attitudes in Serbia have yet to reflect the sweeping changes that have been made in Western countries in recent decades in relation to lesbian and gay visibility. Many gay Belgraders chose to remain “in the closet” for fear off hostility and violence. Belgrade’s gay scene is very small. The safest bet is to go to the Club Apartman where you will be made to feel at home. We have listed some of the best places to eat, drink and sleep whilst on your travels; unfortunately they are not known to be gay friendly. If you are looking for an out and out gay friendly destination in Belgrade you will be very disappointed.
Belgrade Hotels
Balkan Hotel
Classic hotel in an outstanding central location. Nothing too sexy but an impressive 4-star. In-house ‘Orient Express’ resto-lounge is grand and inviting. International quality in smart surroundings.
Prizrenska 2Tel No: +381 11 363 6000
Hyatt Regency Belgrade
Hotel of choice for Western Embassies and businesses in town. Awesome first impression in the temple-like lobby. Great views over Central Belgrade. Expensive and elegant.
Milentija Popovica 5Tel No: +381 11 301 1234
Palace Hotel
Popular business as well as tourist choice. Great central location. Not spectacular but solid and well priced. Some rooms have bathrooms bigger than the room itself!
Toplicin Venac 2Tel No: +381 11 218 5585
Moskva Hotel
The grand old lady of Belgrade hotels. Upmarket but not too expensive. Includes 40 duplex rooms/suites on 2 levels. Great location bang in the middle of the city.
Balkanska br.1Tel No: +381 11 268 6255
Aleksandar Palas
Small boutique all-suites hotel. You couldnt get a more central location. Two in-house restaurants and loads going on nearby. Smart and upmarket.
Kralja Petra 13-15Tel No: +381 11 330 5300
Continental Hotel Belgrade
Cream of the crop with a colourful history. Lobby you could fit a small airport in. Great facilities in-house including quality restaurants and sports centre. Expensive but not outrageous.
Vadimira Popovica 10Tel No: +381 11 311 3333
Belgrade Bars / Club
Club Apartman
Great gay friendly club under the bridge.Holds private gay parties every Friday and Saturday.Just about the only place where gay and lesbians can relax and be true.Open 11pm til 5am.
Karadjordjeva 43Belgrade
Tel No: +381 63 1981606
Blaywatch
The most notorious of Belgrade’s floating bars clubs. Sprawling two level bar and club with both a dance floor and an indoor pool. Popular with the city’s well-off crowd. Best to book in advance and dress smart if you’re coming here.
Kej Oslobodjenja BBTel No: +381 63 477 771
Café Plato
Arty Bohemian cafe-bar option. Located just off the city’s main thoroughfare. Good foor during the day and jazz most evenings. Expect a mixed crowd including tourists.
Akademski Plato 1Tel No: +381 11 263 5010
Kalemegdan Terrace
Popular rooftop bar with outstanding views over the rivers. Located in the green heart of Belgrade. Includes an upmarket International cuisine restaurant. Expect a trendy crowd and a chilled vibe.
Mali kalemegdanTel No: +381 11 328 3011
Temple Music Bar
Temple bar is a gay friendly bar.Open daily from 8pm.Great music friendly atmosphere.
Nikole Spasicka 3Belgrade
Tel No: +381 11 627 457
Bibis
Upmarket bar with a sports theme throughout. Located on a branch of the Danube in Zemun. Popular with a well-heeled sports-leaning crowd. Smart expensive and laid-back.
Kej Oslobođenja bb StreetZemun Quay
Tel No: +381 11 319 2150
Belgrade Restaurants
Peking
Belgrade’s oldest and arguably most popular Chinese restaurant. The only Asian restaurant to be awarded 4-star status here. Great location in the centre of the city. Seats 120 and has a take-away service too.
Vuka Karadzica 2Tel No: +381 11 218 1931
Dačo
Number 1 Serbian national restaurant for Belgrade visitors. Traditional cuisine in a Serbian ‘village like’ setting. Best to book as tables fill up fast here. Located away from the city centre.
Patrisa Lumumbe 49Tel No: +381 11 278 1009
Little Bay
One of the best restaurants in the city. Sister act to the well established London spot. Limited menu but the quality is obvious. A little from the city centre but not a bad location.
Dositejeva 9aTel No: +381 11 329 4163
Bella Napoli
Danube Quay in Zemun. Features one of the most beautiful open terraces in the city. Refined yet chilled ambience. Good call for wine lovers – there’s a reassuringly impressive list here.
Zmaj Jovina 35Tel No: +381 11 219 8162
Indian Palace
Belgrade’s best Indian restaurant (although there’s not alot of competition!)Spicy and authentic North Indian dishesThis place is a little off the beaten track so best to get a taxiCool and relaxed ambience when you get inside
Ljubićka 1bTel No: +381 11 344 6235
Stara Koliba
Floating seafood restaurant near the confluence of the two rivers. Includes an outside terrace with great views. Best to book in advance for the best seats with views. Popular with an upmarket crowd.
Ušće bbBelgrade
Tel No: +381 11 311 7444
Belgrade Arts, Culture and Leisure
Bitef Art Cafe
Long standing and popular city club. Funk soul and jazz enthusiasts can all get a fix in here. Things also get pretty rowdy on the karaoke nights. Open Fri Sat from 10pm to 4am.
Skver Mire Trailović 1Tel No: +381 63 594 294
Belgrade Golf Club
9-hole golf course on the outskirts of the city. Golf is still developing in Serbia so don’t expect much choice in Belgrade. This club has good golf practise and dining facilities. Visitors extremely welcome.
Ada Ciganlija 2Tel No: +381 11 305 6837
Hala Sportova
Indoor bouldering/climbing option. Features an18m indoor wall for rope climbing with 5-8 routes. Part of a larger sports centre/complex. Very good central location.
Pariske Komuna 20Tel No: +381 11 260 8651
Autokomerc Karting Centre
Outdoor karting circuit located close to the airport. Track is 803m long and 8m wide with 18 curves. Open from March to October every day except Mondays. The circuit is flood lit so night karting is also available.
1. ulica 84cSurčin
Tel No: +381 11 316 9029
National Museum in Belgrade
Museum of a complex type.The most significant the oldest and central Serbian museum.Has 34 archaeological numismatic artistic and historical collections today.Great tourist attraction.
Trg Republike 1aBelgrade
Tel No: + 381 11 624 322
Grand Casino
The largest casino in South-Eastern Europe. All the main table games are covered plus slot machines. Also includes 3 restaurants, 2 bars and a VIP area. Big, impressive and open 24/7.
Hotel JugoslavijaBulevar Nikole Tesle 3
Tel No: +381 11 220 2800