Explore Serbia — eSIM Data Plans & Travel Guide
Travel guide for Serbia with instant eSIM data plans from DataOnly. No SIM swapping, no roaming fees.
Must-see in Serbia
Belgrade Fortress & Kalemegdan Park
An expansive historic fortress perched high above the scenic confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, featuring parklands and sunset views.
Church of Saint Sava
One of the world's largest Orthodox church buildings, renowned for its colossal dome and millions of dazzling gold mosaic tiles.
Petrovaradin Fortress (Novi Sad)
A historic fortress across the Danube featuring an iconic clock tower with reversed hands and sprawling underground military tunnels.
Local food to try in Serbia
Ćevapi
Grilled minced meat sausages typically served inside warm somun flatbread alongside chopped onions and creamy kajmak.
Burek
Layers of crispy phyllo dough stuffed with savory minced meat or salty cheese, best enjoyed warm with a glass of liquid yogurt.
Kajmak
A rich, creamy, and slightly tangy dairy spread made from unpasteurized cow or sheep milk that pairs with virtually every Serbian meal.
Practical tips for Serbia
- The official currency is the Serbian Dinar (RSD); while cards are widely accepted in cities, carry cash for smaller bakeries, green markets, and taxis.
- Avoid hailing random street taxis in Belgrade—use reputable apps like CarGo or Pink Taxi to ensure metered, fair pricing.
- When toasting with rakija or any beverage, always maintain direct eye contact and say 'Živeli' to avoid bad luck.
Fun fact about Serbia
Serbia is one of the world's largest exporters of raspberries, supplying a huge portion of Europe's total crop from lush orchards around the town of Arilje.