EXPO 2027 · Belgrade · May 15, 2027 - August 15, 2027
EXPO 2027 takes place in Surčin, on the western edge of Belgrade, next to Nikola Tesla Airport and the new National Stadium. This page follows every public transport link to the site as it opens: the EKSPO bus lines, the new train line from Belgrade Centre via the airport, and the trains that bring you to Belgrade from Novi Sad, Subotica and abroad.
Last checked October 11, 2026. Dates are the organiser's plans and can still change.
EKSPO 2, 3, 4 and 5 buses from the city
EKSPO 1 from the airport, and the bus from National Stadium station
Train: Belgrade Centre (Prokop) - Airport - National Stadium
Full network: 7 direct lines and 3 local lines
EXPO 2027 opens
Every EKSPO line runs directly to the EXPO complex in Surčin. Until 31 March 2027, 31 eco buses serve the first four lines, leaving roughly every 15 to 22 minutes for most of the day. During the exhibition the buses from Beograd na vodi run about every 9 to 10 minutes and from Vukov spomenik about every 11 minutes. Exact routes, stops and hours have not been published yet; we will add them here as soon as they are.
Nikola Tesla Airport
Surčin · from April 1, 2027
"Beograd na vodi" terminus, under Gazela bridge
Savski venac · from November 1, 2026
"Zemun (Bačka)" terminus, Bačka street
Zemun · from November 1, 2026
Vukov spomenik
Zvezdara · from November 1, 2026
"Ustanička" terminus
Zvezdara · from November 1, 2026
Belvil, near Delta City shopping centre
New Belgrade · from May 1, 2027
Blok 45, by the Sava
New Belgrade · from May 1, 2027
Tip: Vukov spomenik, where EKSPO 4 starts, is also an underground BG Voz station, so you can come in by commuter train and change to the bus there.
A new double-track, electrified line of about 18 km branches off the existing railway at Zemun Polje and runs via Singidunum, Belgrade Airport and Surčin to the National Stadium station next to the EXPO site. BG Voz trains will start from Belgrade Centre (Prokop), and most trips are planned to take about 32 minutes to the National Stadium. From the station, a dedicated bus takes you to the EXPO entrance.
Status: under construction. Building and electrification were due to finish at the end of 2026, followed by test runs, and the opening is now expected in spring 2027. As soon as Srbija Voz publishes the timetable, every departure will appear on vozovi.rs with live delay reports from passengers.
The airport station is about 500 metres from Terminal 1 and is linked to it by a footbridge.
The EKSPO 1 bus runs from the airport straight to the EXPO complex from April 1, 2027. When the rail line opens, the airport gets its own station on it. Heading into the city first? See Belgrade Airport to Prokop station.
Arriving at Belgrade Centre (Prokop)?
Platforms, tickets, ATMs and onward connections at Belgrade’s main station.
Open the station guide →From November 1, 2026, four direct EKSPO bus lines run to the EXPO complex in Surčin from Beograd na vodi (EKSPO 2), Zemun (EKSPO 3), Vukov spomenik (EKSPO 4) and Ustanička (EKSPO 5). From spring 2027 a new train line is planned from Belgrade Centre (Prokop) via the airport to the National Stadium station next to the site, with a bus to the entrance.
A new 18 km rail line is being built from Zemun Polje via Belgrade Airport and Surčin to the National Stadium station beside the EXPO site. Trains are planned to run from Belgrade Centre (Prokop) in about 32 minutes. The opening is expected in spring 2027; the exact date has not been announced.
EKSPO 2, 3, 4 and 5 start on 1 November 2026. EKSPO 1 from Nikola Tesla Airport and a bus from the National Stadium railway station to the entrance start on 1 April 2027. From 1 May 2027 the network grows to seven direct lines, adding EKSPO 6 from Belvil and EKSPO 7 from Blok 45 in New Belgrade, plus three local feeder lines.
From 1 April 2027 the EKSPO 1 bus runs directly from Nikola Tesla Airport to the EXPO complex. Once the new rail line opens, the airport will also have its own station on the line to the National Stadium, about 500 metres from Terminal 1 and linked by a footbridge.
The EXPO 2027 complex is in Surčin, on the western edge of Belgrade, next to Nikola Tesla Airport and the new National Stadium.
EXPO 2027 Belgrade is open from May 15, 2027 to August 15, 2027. The organisers expect more than four million visitors.
Belgrade city public transport has been free for all passengers since 1 January 2025. The organiser has not yet said whether the EKSPO lines follow the same rule; we will update this page when it does.
vozovi.rs is an independent train timetable for Serbia, not the EXPO organiser. For tickets and opening hours, check the official EXPO 2027 channels.
Cookies help us make vozovi.rs better for you and show you content and offers that match your interests. More in our privacy policy.