EuroVelo 6 Atlantic – Black Sea

In Serbia, EuroVelo 6 follows the Danube, entering at Bački Breg or Bezdan and leading cyclists through picturesque plains, historic towns and lively cities such as Sombor, Novi Sad and Belgrade before reaching the spectacular Iron Gates. Along the way, riders discover Bač and Golubac fortresses, Silver Lake, Lepenski Vir and the impressive Đerdap Gorge, enjoying a unique blend of river landscapes, cultural heritage and authentic local experiences.

Public Transport and Bicycles in Serbia

Travelling with a bicycle in Serbia has become much easier in recent years, thanks to significant investments in railway infrastructure and rolling stock.

Most trains now operating in Serbia are brand new, modern sets equipped with clearly designated spaces for bicycles. On many routes, there is ample room for bikes, making train travel a convenient option for cyclists exploring the country, including sections of EuroVelo 6 – Atlantic–Black Sea.

A major improvement is the recently opened high-speed railway connecting Belgrade and Subotica via Novi Sad. This line offers frequent departures and significantly shorter travel times, providing cyclists with a fast and comfortable way to reach northern Serbia and continue their journey toward Hungary or further along the Danube corridor.

Please note that the previously mentioned bus line operating along the Danube between Belgrade and Kladovo, which was equipped with bicycle racks, is no longer in service.

For detailed information on train stations, bus stations, and mobility information centers along the Serbian section of EuroVelo 6, please refer to the green logos on the map and the “Public Transport” section below it.