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Zemun
Belgrade, Serbia · Neighborhood Guide
Former separate town; Danube riverfront with restaurant strip (kej); distinctly Hungarian architecture; more relaxed pace
Data verified June 18, 2026
Zemun at a Glance
Mid-Range
Cost Level
€250–€450/month for 1-BR
Rent Range
Very good — quieter than central Belgrade
Safety
50–200 Mbps fibre; some areas slightly slower
Internet
Who Lives in Zemun?
Local Serbian families, retirees, budget-conscious expats, restaurant owners.
Living in Zemun — Practical Details
Walkability
Good — compact old town; less walkable in newer areas
Grocery & Food Access
Very good — Zemun market (one of Belgrade's best), supermarkets
Getting Around
- Buses to central Belgrade (20–30 min)
- Danube riverfront for cycling
- Car:Go app available
Nearby Coworking
- Limited locally — commute to Savamala/Stari Grad (20 min by bus)
Insider Tips for Zemun
- 1The Zemun kej (Danube promenade) has the best fish restaurants in Belgrade — try the smoked carp
- 2Gardoš Tower offers panoramic views over the Danube confluence — free entry
- 3Zemun feels like a separate town — it has its own distinct identity and pride
- 4The Saturday farmers' market is outstanding — fresh cheeses, honey, and seasonal produce
FAQ — Zemun, Belgrade
What is Zemun like for expats?
Zemun is a mid-range neighborhood in Belgrade. Former separate town; Danube riverfront with restaurant strip (kej); distinctly Hungarian architecture; more relaxed pace Best for: Expats wanting a quieter, more local feel at lower prices
How much does it cost to live in Zemun, Belgrade?
Zemun is classified as "Mid-Range" in Belgrade. Typical rent: €250–€450/month for 1-BR. Total monthly budget in Belgrade: €1,000–€1,500.
Is Zemun safe for expats?
Very good — quieter than central Belgrade
Who lives in Zemun?
Local Serbian families, retirees, budget-conscious expats, restaurant owners.
Other Neighborhoods in Belgrade
Savamala
Mid-RangeBelgrade's coolest neighbourhood — repurposed warehouses, galleries, coworking, craft breweries, techno clubs, riverside bars
Stari Grad (Old Town) / Dorćol
Higher-EndHistoric centre; pedestrianised Knez Mihailova street; mix of old-school kafanas and modern cafés; walkable to everything
Vračar
Higher-EndUpscale residential; Saint Sava Temple; quiet streets; good restaurants; popular with diplomats and long-term expats
Novi Beograd (New Belgrade)
Budget-FriendlySocialist-era tower blocks; now home to business centres, malls, Belgrade Arena; practical, affordable, excellent metro connections
Dedinje / Senjak
LuxuryExclusive southern hill suburbs; embassies, villas, private schools, greenery
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