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After more than half a century in operation, Belgrade’s main bus station is relocating to a new site in Block 42, New Belgrade. 

As of 29 September, all buses will be rerouted to the new hub in a move designed to ensure a seamless transition for passengers, with the switch taking place in just one day.

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Strategically positioned near the city’s major motorway and within easy reach of the Novi Beograd railway stop, the new station will also be just minutes away from local public transport routes, including those serving Nikola Tesla Airport.

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