Belgrade - Bars & Nightlife

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Bars & Nightlife The guide was updated: 2024-09-11

Belgrade ushers in a new era of nightlife with a vibrant party scene that defies logic. Experience top parties, an extraordinary atmosphere, and urban clubbers in a city where the fun begins after midnight and lasts until sunrise on the Sava River.

Brankow

Brankow

Brankow, nestled under one of Branko's Bridge columns, offers a nightlife experience with a chic blend of Berlin, London and New York styles. The club's interior features striking contrasts of concrete, glass, wood and leather, with a long bar and booths under concrete arches. Brankow's urban and avant-garde vibe is complemented by a rich music program of jazz, funk, disco, and pop, ensuring a memorable party experience.

Hype

Hype

Hype stands out as one of Belgrade's most luxurious clubs, boasting state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems. Known for its unique blend of house, techno, and disco music, it's a must-visit for every music lover. Reservations are required, and there's a strict dress code. The club's motto, 'Dress elegant or die trying!' underscores the importance of elegance.

Tranzit Bar

Tranzit Bar

Tranzit Bar combines a restaurant, lounge bar, and nightclub. Visit for a late afternoon drink and explore the extensive drink menu. Relax on a comfortable couch on the patio, enjoying a cheese plate with green olives and crunchy bread. As evening falls, witness its transformation into a vibrant party venue with DJs and excellent music.

Bitef Art Cafe

Bitef Art Cafe

Bitef Art Cafe is one of Belgrade's longest-standing live music venues, featuring popular Serbian cover bands across a wide spectrum of genres, from pop and rock to house and disco. Notably, it is the only club in the city where Serbian folk music is strictly off-limits, ensuring a unique musical experience. With a top-notch sound system and spacious dancefloor, it's a premier destination for dance enthusiasts.

Drugstore

Drugstore

Drugstore is a DIY cultural venue in Belgrade, located in a former slaughterhouse. Its brutal interiors and intense industrial atmosphere set the stage for a diverse array of international underground music acts, from contemporary techno to indie bands and avant-garde projects. The venue is also a hub for local artists and interdisciplinary art events, making it a unique cultural oasis in the city.

Leila Records

Leila Records

Leila Records is a haven for enthusiasts of art, books, vinyl records, and hi-fi technology. The shop features Dutch-style furniture, complemented by graffiti from young Belgrade artists. The majority of the space is dedicated to an extensive collection of records. This Belgrade café and bar not only showcases, but also sells a variety of arts and limited edition handcrafts, including souvenirs, sculptures and paintings.

Sindikat splav

Sindikat splav

Sindikat is a floating summertime nightclub known for its vibrant atmosphere, drawing together the most talented individuals from Belgrade's nightlife scene to create a unique experience. The club is known for its high-quality service, modern design, and state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment.

Klub 20/44

Klub 20/44

Experience electric energy, excellent DJs and strong drinks in an amazing atmosphere. Dance all night on one of two stages, each boasting a great sound system. Situated on the Sava River opposite the city centre, the club offers stunning city views. For those looking to dance their heart out and immerse themselves in a true European clubbing scene, club 20/44 is the place to be.

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