dubrovnik travel
Posted May 12, 2009
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What is the best way to get from Dubrovnik in Croatia in Belgrade in Serbia? Are there trains or buses?
I was thinking of flying to Dubrovnik then travel to Belgrade within 2 days or less. Is this possible, anyone? Is it possible? I guess there are no trains, but is the direct bus or put me on a long trip?
Dubrovnik has a railway. The first thing you can do is go to the bus station and, as if there is a direct bus to Belgrade. If so, will probably once a week. If not, then ask for a bus to Montenegro, Kotor probably because it is part of the federation of Serbia and Montenegro is likely to be better connected with Belgrade can Dubrovnik.the other is taking a flight from Podgorica, Montenegro's capital, Belgrade.
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