Culture Zone
The theatres of Belgrade are of the repertoire type, meaning that each night a different show is playing at the twenty-odd theatres around the city, providing plenty of choice.
The theatre season lasts from October to June and if you know the play you choose to see, language will not represent an issue. Should you find yourself in Belgrade in September, make sure to reserve a ticket for BITEF, the world-renowned Belgrade International Theatre Festival with guests from the most interesting troupes and theatres of today.
The artistic expression of the city can be discovered in over 50 exhibition spaces, while the most important new work of local authors in fine and applied arts and design can be found at the October Salon.
Founded in 1969, the Belgrade Music Festival – BEMUS is the oldest and the most prominent music festival in Serbia and one of the most distinctive classical music festivals in the South-Eastern Europe.
Apart from the well established performers, BEMUS opens its venues to young musicians who are ready to launch their professional careers. Equal attention is committed to exclusive contemporary music and stage productions (operas, ballets and multimedia projects) which often reach for alternative artistic achievements.
