- How many hours to fly from Moscow to Serbia?
- Flight Moscow - Belgrade
- Flight Moscow - Nis
The answer to the question "How long to fly to Serbia from Moscow?" everyone is interested in skiing in Kopaonik, improving their health in Soko Banya, Zlatibor and other Serbian balneological resorts, exploring the Resava Cave (20 km away from the city of Despotovac; its length is 2850 m), see the Belgrade Fortress, the Cathedral of St. Sava and house of flowers in the Serbian capital, Nis and Petrovaradin fortresses, visit the village of Drvengrad and the City Museum of Novi Sad, the national parks of Djerdap, Tara and Sutjeska.
How many hours to fly from Moscow to Serbia?
You can fly directly to Serbia from the Russian capital together with Jat Airways or Aeroflot in about 2.5 hours.
Flight Moscow - Belgrade
Those who decide to fly in the Moscow - Belgrade direction (the ticket price is 5500-11600 rubles) will leave 1,726 km behind in almost 3 hours (Aeroflot's SU2092 flight departs every day, while Air Serbia's flight JU651 departs every day, except Wednesday and Saturday).
If you stop in the capital of Greece, you will be able to get to Belgrade after 11.5 hours (rest - 6 hours), in Tivat - after 5.5 hours (4-hour flight), in Podgorica - after 6.5 hours (docking - 2, 5 hours), in Dubrovnik - after 7 hours (the flight will take more than 4 hours), in Thessaloniki - after 7 hours 10 minutes (the flight on flights SU2124 and JU523 will take 4 hours and 50 minutes), in the Bulgarian capital - after 8 hours (passengers will be checked-in for flights SU2060 and JU123, between which there will be a 3.5-hour rest), in Prague - after 8 hours and 15 minutes (passengers will check-in for flights OK895 and JU615), in Vienna and Zurich - after 10 hours (above ground will have to spend about 6 hours), in Prague and Zurich - after 17 hours (respite - 11.5 hours), in Munich and Frankfurt am Main - after 9 hours (3-hour rest).
The Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport terminals are equipped with: a 24-hour waiting room (where passengers will find snack machines, a Land Side restaurant, shops, ATMs, cameras for storing hand luggage) and a conference room (it is designed for 50 seats); information desks, banks (Kommercijana Bank Belgrad and Alpha Bank Serbija), currency exchange offices (it is more profitable to contact the point located in front of the customs desks).
You can refund VAT if the amount of purchases exceeds 10,000 Serbian dinars (you need to go to the customs desk in the departure hall). You can get to the Serbian capital by Jat Shuttle (it takes 30-35 minutes to the Central Square of Belgrade) or bus number 72 (the final stop is Zeleni Venac; the journey will take 45 minutes).
Flight Moscow - Nis
To cover 1,782 km in the direction Moscow - Nis (a ticket costs about 22,100 rubles), passengers will spend about 3 hours on the road. If desired, they can take a break at Memmingen airports (the flight on flights DP821 and W64268 will end after 25.5 hours), the Polish capital (6-hour journey), Thessaloniki (arrival in Nis can be expected 7 hours after departure from Sheremetyevo), Ljubljana (the road to Niš on flights JP915 and JU195 will take 7.5 hours, of which 3 hours will be allocated for rest), the capital of Romania (the flight on flights SU2034 and JU643 will last 8 hours, and the respite between them will be almost 4 hours), Tivat (trip duration - 7.5 hours), Istanbul (the journey will take 8.5 hours, and between flights SU2130 and JU553 you can rest for 3 hours), Bulgarian (trip - 8 hours, rest from flights SU2060 and JU123 - 3 hours 40 minutes) and the capital of France (those registered for flights AF1045 and JU315 will spend about 9 hours on the way).
Tourists arriving at Aerodrom Nis - Konstantin Veliki Airport will find dining, taxi and car rental services there. The center of Niš (4 km) can be reached by regular buses every 15 minutes, running from early morning until midnight.
