Weather Belgrade enjoys a moderate continental climate and four seasons. Springs are mild and pleasant and autumns are mellow with long sunny spells. Rainfall peaks in May and June and is least abundant in February.
Belgraders usually seek shelter in kafanas. For example, when it is noon in summer in Belgrade, it is 10am in London, 2pm in Moscow and 6am in New York. Opening times Banks generally open from 9 to 17 Monday to Friday. Most food shops open around 7 until 21 Monday to Saturday and 7 on Sundays. Large shopping malls open around 10 until 22 on all days.
There are kiosks selling newspapers, cigarettes and juices throughout the city, open 24h. Please note that under current regulations, no spirits may be sold between 22 and 7. This ban is applicable to shops and kiosks, but not to restaurants and bars. Most restaurants open until midnight, but their kitchens take orders until Health If you should have a minor health problem, you may want to consider visiting one of many private medical practices in Belgrade.
They will be harder on the pocket, but you will avoid the agonising wait which are lamentable and inseparable part of otherwise good national health care service.
You are therefore advised to take out international health insurance so you do not have to worry about the costs of medical treatment. In case of major traumas and need for emergency and urgent care, go straight to the Urgent Care Centre or call Ambulance, which is part of the Emergency Care Service it has its own walk-in centres, some of which are accessible even 24 hours. For emergency dental treatment try one of the below listed dentists which are part of the national health scheme.
