There Is Nothing Like The Riverfront Party Scene

Few cities have used their riverfronts as effectively as Belgrade has. The Danube and Sava rivers are lined with more than 200 floating pubs, clubs, and eateries known as Splavovi. These establishments range from cozy tiny cafés to expansive nightclubs that stay open until dawn. While some are only open during the summer, others, like Splav Play, operate all year round. Cocktails for less than 500 dinars come with lovely river views.

Here are some suggestions for you. The most well-liked clubs in Belgrade are Mainstream Splavs. They are busy with partygoers every day of the week throughout the summer. You can party at clubs with Tech House or clubs with Hip Hop RnB music, depending on your musical interests. The majority of Belgrade's clubs play foreign music. Deep House beats, Tech House, and R&B. There is a dress code. You cannot enter in athletic attire. Regular Splavovi - Floating river Clubs demand reservations for tables. You will be put on a club guest list if you make a table reservation. The only way to enter one of them is in that manner. The fact that there are no entry fees is awesome! There aren't many alternative splavs around. 20/44, Shlep, and Zappa Baraka are three of the Few that are performing well. There is no specific attire that must be worn. Sport clothing is still not at all advised. No reservations are required.

The Sava River is the location of the open-air National Live Splavovi, floating river clubs that are similar to Mainstream summer Splavs. Rock and Turbo Folk Live Bands are available on National Live Splavs in the local tongue. Between sets, a DJ will play international music. Summertime is a great time for national live music splavs because a lot of ex-Yugoslavians return for the holidays. Clubs require early table reservations and prompt entry. Do not arrive at a club in sportswear or when intoxicated. Even if they have a reservation, drunk persons are not permitted in Belgrade clubs.