Belgrade Airport to Kragujevac Transfer Service

Travelling to Kragujevac from Belgrade Airport (BEG)? Begin your journey in comfort with our professional Belgrade Airport to Kragujevac transfer service. We provide direct private transportation from Belgrade Airport to Kragujevac -- 162 kilometres in approximately 107 minutes -- with a professional driver confirmed and waiting at arrivals.

Why Choose Our Belgrade Airport to Kragujevac Taxi Service?

Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport is Serbia's principal international gateway, connecting arriving visitors to the capital's Kalemegdan fortress and legendary nightlife, the Danube baroque of Novi Sad and Sremski Karlovci, the Art Nouveau magnificence of Subotica, the Smederevo and Kragujevac historical monuments, the Roman and Ottoman heritage of Nis, the Banat vineyards at Vrsac, and Kopaonik's mountain ski slopes. Our Belgrade Airport to Kragujevac private transfer delivers you directly -- confirmed, comfortable and door-to-door.

About Kragujevac

Kragujevac is Serbia's fourth-largest city and the most historically important industrial and memorial city of central Serbia -- a city of 150,000 inhabitants 162km southeast of Belgrade Airport in the heart of the Sumadija region, whose extraordinary combination of its status as the first modern Serbian capital (Kragujevac was the capital of the Principality of Serbia from 1818 to 1841 -- the seat of the first Serbian parliament, the first Serbian printing house, the first Serbian theatre, the first Serbian theological seminary and the first Serbian lyceum -- the city that founded all the key institutions of the modern Serbian state, the most concentrated point of Serbian institutional national-state development in the 19th century), the Sumarice tragedy (the shooting of 21 October 1941 -- the most massive Nazi reprisal in Serbia in World War II, when 2,778 civilians including pupils and teachers of the Kragujevac Grammar School were executed, the most traumatic single-day civilian loss in Serbian history during the Second World War, Sumarice Memorial Park -- the most important memorial park in Serbia, visited every 21 October in the most powerful manifestation of collective remembrance in the Serbian annual memorial tradition) and the Zastava factory (FIAT/Stellantis Serbia, successor to Zastava -- the most important car factory in Serbian history, the Yugo -- the most controversial and most internationally recognised Serbian industrial export product -- giving Kragujevac an industrial identity that transcends the boundaries of the Balkans) give it a historical, memorial and industrial identity of exceptional national significance.

Kragujevac is also the city with the most important university in the Serbian interior -- the University of Kragujevac, founded in 1976, is now the second-largest state university in Serbia with nearly 20,000 students, the most important academic institution in central Serbia. The Sumarice Museum (the most important World War II memorial museum in Serbia), the National Museum of Kragujevac (the most important historical collection in Sumadija, its archive of the First Serbian Government and the founding state institutions the most complete documentation of the founding of modern Serbian institutions), the Knez Arsenal (the oldest and most completely preserved artillery industry building in Serbia, from the time of Milos Obrenovic) and the Sumadija Fair (the most important economic fair in the Serbian interior) give the city a historical-memorial, academic and industrial identity of extraordinary density for a city of its size.

Important Transfer Information

First Modern Serbian Capital 1818-1841 -- Seat of All First Serbian State Institutions, Most Important Point of Serbian 19th-Century National Development: Kragujevac as the first modern Serbian capital (1818-1841, seat of the first Serbian parliament, first printing house, first school, first seminary, first lyceum -- the city that established all the key institutions of the modern Serbian state) gives it a historical role in Serbian national development without parallel outside Belgrade.

Sumarice -- Most Important Memorial Park in Serbia, 2,778 Civilians Shot on 21 October 1941 Including Schoolchildren, Most Powerful Collective Remembrance in Serbian Annual Tradition: The Sumarice Memorial Park (the most massive Nazi reprisal in Serbia in WWII, 2,778 executed civilians including pupils and teachers of Kragujevac Grammar School on 21 October 1941 -- the most traumatic single-day civilian loss in Serbian history, the most important memorial park in Serbia visited annually in the most powerful collective memorial event in the Serbian calendar) gives the city a memorial identity of deep national dignity.

A1/E763 Southeast -- 107 Minutes to the Heart of Sumadija: The transfer from Belgrade Airport to Kragujevac takes approximately 107 minutes via the A1 and E763 motorway southeast -- through Sumadija to the first modern Serbian capital.

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