Garages and Parking Lots in Belgrade

Parking in Belgrade is organized through several different systems. In the central parts of the city, you will most commonly find on-street parking zones, where parking fees and time limits depend on the zone. In addition to street parking, drivers can use public parking garages, designated parking lots, shopping centre garages, parking areas at business and commercial properties, as well as private car parks.

For a short visit to the city centre, using a parking zone is often the simplest option. However, a parking garage or car park can be much more convenient if you plan to leave your car for several hours. Rules, prices and time limits vary from one location to another, so it is important to pay attention to signs and payment instructions.

You should also check whether parking at a particular location is subject to a time limit. It is not a good idea to risk illegal parking in Belgrade. A vehicle parked where parking is prohibited, on a pavement, green area or in a way that obstructs traffic may be removed by the Parking Service tow truck.

If you want to explore Knez Mihailova Street, Skadarlija, Kalemegdan, Beton Hala, Belgrade Waterfront or another part of the city without rushing, a parking garage or car park is often a more practical option than searching for a free space on the street.

Public Parking Garages Operated by Parking Service

Belgrade's public utility company Parking Service currently operates 9 public parking garages with around 2,800 parking spaces, as well as 17 designated parking lots with approximately 4,600 spaces available.

Below are some of the garages that are particularly useful for visitors to Belgrade, especially if you plan to leave your car for several hours and want to stay close to the city centre or major tourist attractions.

The capacity and parking conditions at individual facilities may change, so it is always a good idea to check the latest information provided by Parking Service. The company operates automated entry and exit control systems and parking payment systems at its garages and parking lots.

Which Parking Garage Should You Choose?

Obilićev Venac is one of the best options if you are driving to central Belgrade. With 805 parking spaces, it is the largest public parking garage operated by Parking Service, and Knez Mihailova Street, Republic Square, Skadarlija and Kalemegdan are all within easy walking distance.

Masarikova is particularly convenient for Slavija and the central part of the city. If you are heading towards Terazije, Tašmajdan or the city centre, this garage can often be a better option than searching for an available space on the street.

Baba Višnjina is a good choice if you are visiting Vračar, Kalenić Market or the Temple of Saint Sava.

If you are heading to Zemun, Pinki is a convenient option, located close to Gardoš, Gospodska Street and the Zemun riverfront.

Public Parking Lots Operated by Parking Service

In addition to parking garages, Parking Service operates 17 public parking lots. These can be particularly useful in parts of the city where there is no suitable public parking garage.

The payment system at some parking lots differs from that of standard parking garages. For example, Ada Ciganlija has a special daily parking system, while Parking Service offers different types of parking tickets and longer parking options at selected locations.

At the VMA parking lot, there is an option for a seven-day parking ticket after 78 consecutive hours of parking, making it suitable for longer stays as well. The first 30 minutes are free.

Parking Near Slavija – Masarikova Garage and Hilton

If you are driving to Slavija, you have several parking options.

One of the main public options is the Masarikova parking garage, with 457 parking spaces. It is conveniently located for Slavija, Terazije, Tašmajdan and the wider city centre.

The Hilton Belgrade, located at 35 Kralja Milana Street, is also nearby. The hotel has its own parking facilities, which are available for parking even if you are not staying at the hotel. This can be a useful alternative when the Masarikova garage is full or when the hotel's location is more convenient for your destination.

The Hilton parking garage can be particularly useful for short stays around Slavija, Kralja Milana Street, Beograđanka and the Temple of Saint Sava.

How Much Does Parking Cost and How Can You Pay?

The cost of parking depends on whether you leave your car in a parking zone, a public garage, a designated parking lot or a private parking facility.

Parking Service garages and parking lots have their own price lists. At some locations, parking is charged per started hour, while daily tickets and other special parking options may also be available. This means that for longer stays, simply multiplying the hourly rate by the number of hours may not always give you the correct total price.

Payment at garages and many parking lots can be made in cash or by card, while Parking Service also offers electronic payment options.

Prices can vary significantly between locations. For example, the Botanical Garden garage has a lower first-hour rate than some other facilities, while Baba Višnjina is more expensive. For longer stays, it is therefore best to check the complete price list for the specific parking facility.

Parking Garages at Shopping Centres

Parking in Belgrade is not limited to facilities operated by Parking Service. Many shopping centres have their own parking garages or outdoor parking areas.

Some of the best-known options include:

• UŠĆE Shopping Center
• Galerija
• Delta City
• Ada Mall
• Mercator Center
• BEO Shopping Center
• Stadion Shopping Center
• Rajićeva Shopping Center

These garages can be particularly convenient if you want to leave your car close to the place you are visiting. Parking conditions vary from one shopping centre to another – some offer a certain period of free parking, while parking is charged after that period expires.

For example, UŠĆE Shopping Center has more than 1,200 parking spaces across two underground levels, making it a practical option for visiting Ušće, the New Belgrade business district and the area around Branko's Bridge.

Other Publicly Accessible Parking Areas in Belgrade

In addition to Parking Service facilities and shopping centre garages, Belgrade has many other parking areas operated by private companies, business complexes, hotels, supermarkets and other properties.

These parking areas can be very useful when you want to leave your car close to a specific destination, but prices and rules vary from one location to another.

Parking at Sava Centar

One notable example is Sava Centar, which has its own large parking area. The parking facility is available 24 hours a day and is located directly next to the complex.

This parking area is convenient for visitors to Sava Centar, conferences and events, as well as the wider New Belgrade area. Since it is not operated by Parking Service, parking conditions and current prices should be checked according to the rules of the facility itself.

Parking in Zemun

There are several parking options around central Zemun, Gospodska Street, the market, Gardoš and the Danube riverfront. In addition to the Pinki garage and Parking Service facilities, there are other publicly accessible parking areas in this part of the city.

Parking at Supermarkets

Parking areas next to supermarkets, including Lidl, can be convenient for short shopping trips. However, they are primarily intended for customers, and each location may have its own parking rules and restrictions.

You should therefore not automatically assume that you can leave your car there for several hours simply because the car park is open and does not have a barrier.

Parking at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport

Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport has its own parking system, ranging from short-term parking areas to facilities intended for passengers leaving their cars for several days.

The airport officially lists these parking capacities and operates them 24 hours a day. Garage G is approximately 150 metres from the terminal, while P7 is around 300 metres away. P11 Tesla is located on the road towards Surčin and is intended for passengers leaving their cars for longer periods.

P11 Tesla – When You Are Leaving Your Car While Travelling

P11 Tesla is particularly interesting for passengers who want to leave their car for several days. With 1,500 parking spaces, it is the largest of the official parking facilities at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport.

The parking area operates 24 hours a day, and an organised transfer is available to the terminal. If you are parking for several days, it is worth comparing the total cost for your entire stay with other airport parking options and private parking services in the surrounding area.

Kiss & Fly – Short-Term Drop-Off and Pick-Up

For quickly dropping off or picking up passengers, the airport has a Kiss & Fly zone in front of the terminal.

This area is not intended for long-term waiting. Special rules and time limits apply, so drivers should pay attention to the signs and the airport's current price list.

Private Parking Near the Airport

There are many private parking facilities around Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport for passengers who want to leave their cars for several days or longer.

The process is usually simple: you leave your car at the private parking facility, and their transfer service takes you to the terminal. When you return from your trip, you are picked up at the airport and taken back to your car.

For longer trips, it is worth comparing this option with P11 Tesla and the airport's other official parking facilities. Private parking providers may offer different prices and additional services, such as transfers to and from the terminal.

Where Is the Best Place to Park in Belgrade?

The best option depends primarily on where you are going and how long you plan to leave your car parked.

If you are visiting central Belgrade, Obilićev Venac, Pionirski Park and Zeleni Venac are practical options. For Slavija, the Masarikova garage, Slavija parking lot and the Hilton parking garage are particularly convenient.

For Vračar and the Temple of Saint Sava, Baba Višnjina is a good option. For Dorćol and the Kalemegdan area, you may want to consider the Botanical Garden garage, Donji Grad, Vidin Kapija or Obilićev Venac, depending on your exact destination.

For Zemun, Pinki and other parking areas around central Zemun are worth considering. In New Belgrade, it can often be more practical to use a shopping centre garage, business complex parking or a designated parking lot rather than trying to find a free space on the street.

If you are leaving your car for several days while travelling, compare the official parking facilities at Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport with private parking providers in the surrounding area.

The most important thing is to check the current price list, opening hours, payment methods and any time restrictions before parking. Parking rules and prices in Belgrade can change, so the information in this guide should be considered informative and verified before your trip.

Prices and other information in this guide are based on the conditions at the time of publication and may be changed by Parking Service, the airport, hotels or other parking facility operators.