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How to get there?
From
Main bus station and Main train
station:
From Bus or Train station, take tram
number 2 to Cara Dušana street
(Zoo) or tram number 11 to the last
stop. From there, walk 5 minutes
towards the river to the Tennis
Center Novak.
 Price
of the ticket: 60 dinars at
kiosk or 120 dinars in the tram.
From Belgrade Airport
Option 1
From the airport, take public
transport bus number 72 to the
last stop. From there, walk towards
the city center (Trg Republike).
From Trg Republike, take bus number
26 to the end of Cara Dušana
Street (after it turns right near
the Zoo). Then walk 2 minutes
towards the river to the Tennis
Center Novak or take bus number 24 from
Trg Republike to the last stop next
to the Tennis Center Novak.
Option 2
From Belgrade Airport take Jat
Airways bus line that is operating
from 7 AM to 10 PM per hour and
after 10 PM upon landing of Jat
Airways aircrafts. Get off at Main
Train and Bus Station and take tram
number 2 to Cara Dušana street
(Zoo) or tram number 11 to the last
stop. From there walk 5 minutes
towards the river to the Tennis
Center Novak.
Price of the ticket:
250 dinars for Jat Airways bus
(tickets are sold in the bus)
60 dinars kiosk or 120 dinars in the
tram
From Trg Republike:
From Trg Republike take bus number
26 to the end of Cara Dušana
Street (after it turns right near
the Zoo). From there, walk 2 minutes
towards the river to the Tennis
Center Novak or take bus number 24 from Trg Republike to the last stop,
next to Tennis Center Novak.
How to get to Tennis Center Novak
from Trg Republike on foot?
If you decide to take a walk from
the city center to the tournament
complex Tennis Center Novak, you can get there in 10
minutes. Take Knez Mihajlova Street
that starts from Trg Republike,
which is pedestrian zone all along
to Kalemegdan. When you reach the
park turn right and take Tadeuša
Košćuška Street to the end and you
will reach the MGM complex.
Parking advice:
Serbia Open advises you to get to
the tournament on foot or by public
transport. Parking near the Tennis
Center Novak (near Nebojsina Kula) has
limited capacity and neighboring
Dorćol is already a place where it’s
hard to find a parking spot.
* Note: You can buy a paper
ticket at kiosks (it costs 40 RSD
and is empty when bought, so you
have to put some money on it; paper
tickets last for 3 months and can
only be refilled with up to 600 RSD;
this is probably the best option for
tourists), or a plastic ticket
(looks like a credit card; it is
valid for 3 years, costs 250 RSD and
is also empty when bought); one ride
is 60 RSD.
Ticket bought from the driver costs
120 RSD. |
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