How to travel from Munich to Belgrade
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You can get from Munich to Belgrade by train, bus or flight.
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To get from Munich to Belgrade on Jun 27 we recommend taking a bus because it’s the best combination of price and speed.
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Travel Information to Belgrade from Munich
 | Distance | 480 miles (774 km) |
 | Available travel modes | Bus, flight, ferry or train |
 | Fastest mode | Flight • $228 (€203) • 1 h 25 min |
 | Popular travel companies | Flixbus or Lufthansa Cityline |
Travel 480 miles (774 km) by bus, flight, ferry or train between Munich and Belgrade. The most popular travel companies which serve this route are Flixbus or Lufthansa Cityline among others. Travelers can even take a direct flight from Munich to Belgrade.
Travel Tips: Travel from Munich to Belgrade
Travel from Munich, Germany to Belgrade, Serbia is: Fully open.
Is international entry into Belgrade from Munich restricted?
International entry is currently allowed for: Entry is fully open for citizens and permanent residents of Germany.
Do I need to self-quarantine upon arrival to Belgrade, Serbia from Munich?
- There are no current restrictions
What are the COVID-19 safety measures to follow in Belgrade, Serbia?
The government of Serbia has imposed the following measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19:
- Social distance requirement: 2 metre (s) (7 feet)
- Face mask requirement: Mandatory
The above information was last verified on 6/25/22. Remember to check the latest COVID-19 travel safety regulations for your trip to Belgrade from Munich closer to your planned date of departure here.
Return travel to Munich, Germany from Serbia is: Fully open.
Are there any travel restrictions on reentering Germany from Serbia?
Entry into Germany is allowed for: Entry is fully open for citizens and permanent residents of Serbia.
Are there requirements to self-quarantine on arrival into Germany from Serbia?
Requirements for reentering Germany:
- There are no current restrictions
What are the requirements for social distancing and wearing face masks in Germany?
All travelers must abide by the following measures in Germany to reduce the spread of coronavirus in the country:
- Social distance: 1.5 metre (s) (5 feet)
- Face masks: Mandatory
The above information about your return travel to Munich, Germany was last verified on 6/25/22. As this information can change due to the nature of the pandemic, please check the latest COVID-19 travel safety regulations closer to your planned date of travel to Munich from Belgrade.
There are 4 ways that you can travel from Munich to Belgrade. You can take a bus, flight, ferry or train.
The cheapest way to travel from Munich to Belgrade is by taking a ferry with an average price of $1 (€1).
This is compared to other travel options to Belgrade:
Taking a ferry is usually $67 (€60) less than taking a bus to Belgrade, which costs on average $67 (€60) for the same trip.
Taking a ferry is usually $228 (€203) less than taking a flight to Belgrade, which costs on average $228 (€203) for the same trip.
A ferry is $10 (€9) less than a train for this trip with tickets for a train from Munich to Belgrade costing on average $10 (€9).
The fastest way from Munich to Belgrade is by flight with an average journey time of 1 h 25 min.
There are alternative travel options to Belgrade that can usually take longer:
In comparison, going by bus can take 13 h 30 min on average.
In comparison, getting to Belgrade by ferry can take on average 0 h 0 min.
In comparison, traveling by train can take you on average 0 h 0 min.
You should expect to travel around 480 miles (774 km) between Munich and Belgrade.
These are the most popular departure and arrival points from Munich to Belgrade:
- Buses from Munich to Belgrade most often leave from München, ZOB and arrive in Београд, Aутобуска Cтаница (Belgrade, Autobuska Stanica).
- Flights from Munich to Belgrade most often leave from Munich Airport and arrive in Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport.
If finding a good deal is your main consideration for your trip from Munich to Belgrade, then we'll help you find the best value travel companies for you:
- Flixbus can get you to Belgrade by bus. You can find a good deal for bus tickets with Flixbus from Munich to Belgrade for $67 (€60) on Omio.
- Lufthansa Cityline can get you to Belgrade by plane. You can find a good deal for plane tickets with Lufthansa Cityline from Munich to Belgrade for $228 (€203) on Omio.
Yes, there are direct routes from Munich to Belgrade with the following travel companies:
- You'll find direct flights with Lufthansa or Lufthansa Cityline.
Direct services to Belgrade tend to save you time and add more convenience as you won't need to transfer at another stop in between, so it's worth paying attention to before booking tickets for your trip.
When planning your trip from Munich to Belgrade, it’s good to keep in mind what tickets to buy and their prices in the next 7 days:
- Bus tickets cost $67 (€60) one way on average.
- Plane tickets are costing on average $228 (€203) one way.
- Ferry tickets cost on average $1 (€1) one way.
- Train tickets cost $10 (€9) one way on average.
However, we recommend buying tickets from Munich to Belgrade online a few months in advance to get the best deals and save money on your upcoming journey.
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