What is the Capital of Serbia?

The flag of Serbia is composed of three equal horizontal bands of red, blue and white. The coat of arms of Serbia is superimposed at the center of the field slightly towards the hoist side.
Capital of Serbia Belgrade

Facts last checked 31 August 2026.

The capital city of Serbia is Belgrade. Serbia is located in Southeast Europe, Europe, with a population of 6,567,783. The official currency is the Serbian dinar and the primary language spoken is Serbian.

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Capital of Serbia โ€” FAQ

What is the capital of Serbia?

The capital of Serbia is Belgrade.

Is Belgrade the largest city in Serbia?

Yes โ€” Belgrade is both the capital and the largest city of Serbia.

What country is Belgrade in?

Belgrade is the capital city of Serbia.

What continent is Belgrade in?

Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, is located in Europe.

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