The best places to study in Belgrade

“Café 'Zaokret' stands out in this: until 4 pm quiet music is played and inside you can find many people on their own with their laptops. A large number of sockets, dimmed lights and good coffee make this place perfect for anyone who does not feel like sitting at home at the computer.”

Kafić „Zaokret” se izdvaja po tome – do 16 časova se pušta tiha muzika i unutra se mogu naći mnogi ljudi sami sa svojim laptopovima. Veliki broj utičnica, prigušena svjetla i dobra kafa čine ovo mjesto savršenim za svakoga kome se ne sjedi kod kuće za kompjuterom.

“This unassuming café has a surprisingly large space once you pass through the door and take a couple steps down. It’s nicely decorated with plenty of seating, Wi-Fi, beverages and food.”

“Be aware that in the afternoon around 15:00 the sun shines through the window, making it harder to see your screen at the window-facing seats, but there are seats that do not face the window.”

“It is at Skerlićeva 1 and has 12 reading rooms with 600 seats. Opening hours are 8 am to 8 pm on weekdays, while on Saturdays it is open 8 am to 3 pm. The annual membership is 3,000 dinars, but it gives you access to a large collection of books and electronic resources.”

Nalazi se u Skerlićevoj ulici 1 i ima 12 čitaonica sa 600 mesta. Radno vreme je od 8 do 20h radnim danima, dok subotom radi od 8 do 15h. Godišnja članarina iznosi 3.000 dinara , ali ti pruža pristup velikom fondu knjiga i elektronskih izvora.

“A blend of modern design and traditional elements of Serbian culture, this cafe offers a great atmosphere for work, accompanied by delicious coffee and crispy croissants.”

“The National library or The Belgrade City library should be accessible to you, you just need to pay the membership (I guess foreigners are allowed).”