The most convenient and fastest way to get to Serbia is by air, but if you want to see almost the entire territory of southeastern Europe, you can use the train connection.
Instructions
Step 1
Buy a ticket for train number 015B on the Moscow-Belgrade route, it departs daily from the platforms of the Kievsky railway station at 23.44 and goes through cities such as Bryansk, Kiev, Lviv, Budapest, Baska Topol, Subotica and India. The total travel time is just over two days. You can book and pay for travel documents on the official website of Russian Railways. When issuing tickets, keep your passport on hand, the passenger data must be filled in as written in this document.
Step 2
Travel to Serbia by plane. Daily non-stop flights to Belgrade are carried out by JAT Airways, Aeroflot planes also fly to the capital of Serbia, but the cost of tickets of the Russian carrier is about 30% higher than that of the Serbian one. The flight duration is 3 hours. Air tickets can be purchased online on the airlines' websites. Payment is made using a bank card. You will receive an electronic itinerary receipt as confirmation of your ticket booking.
Step 3
Use the services of other air carriers. Flights from Moscow to Belgrade with one stopover are operated by Aegean Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Malev Hungarian Airlines, LOT-Polish Airlines, Montenegro Airlines, Swiss Airlines, Adria Airways, Austrian Airlines, AlItalia. Companies are listed in ascending order of airfare. The total flight time is from 4 hours 45 minutes.
Step 4
Rent a bus to travel to Serbia. There are no regular buses from Moscow in this direction, and if you are planning a group trip, then this is one of the most affordable options. Remember that buses for traveling in Europe are rented for at least five days, the fee for one day is from 400 euros. Travel time is approximately 2 days. Remember to apply for a Hungarian transit visa for each passenger.
