The Serbian Railways operates 2,700 miles (4,347 kilometers) of track. The main rail station, Belgrade Station, provides international service to such major cities as Venice, Zagreb, Munich, Vienna, Zurich, Athens, Istanbul, Bucharest, and Budapest and is located near the downtown area. A popular site, Mokra Gora is the home of the _argan Eight narrow gauge train which is aptly named since an ariel view of the tracks looks just like a figure eight. The Railways of Montenegro operates approximately 155 miles (250 kilometers) of track. The Podgorica Rail Station serves the Railways of Montenegro and Serban Railways. The Balkan FlexiPass and Eurail Select Passes are accepted in Serbia and Montenegro.
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Serbia and Montenegro
 Serbia and Montenegro amicably divorced in summer 2006, but please don’t let the split put you off, as there’s no reason not to get acquainted with both! Serbia hosts a great winter sports scene and one of the world’s highest concentrations of mineral spas – perfect for a little R&R – not to mention a lively and cosmopolitan capital in Belgrade. Montenegro, though smaller than its ex, is one of the fastest growing holiday destinations in Europe - as more visitors come to be swept away by the beauty of its gorgeous coastline and its interior's rugged mountain scenery. |