The trip by public transport typically takes about 44 minutes, on line 8, 104, 33, with 1 transfers — plus about 12 minutes of walking.
How to get there
Typical routes from the timetable — allow longer at rush hour
About the origin and destination
Slavija
Slavija Square is the largest public transport junction in Belgrade — more lines pass through it than through any other point, and it is the most common transfer between the north and the south of the city.
Borča
Borča lies in the Banat part of Palilula, across the Pančevo bridge. All transport towards the centre goes over that bridge, which makes it a bottleneck at peak hours.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take from Slavija to Borča?
A typical trip takes about 44 minutes, of which roughly 12 minutes is walking to and from the stops. Allow longer during morning and afternoon rush hour.
Which line runs from Slavija to Borča?
There is no direct line. The fastest combination is 8 + 104, with 1 transfers.
Is transport from Slavija to Borča free?
Yes. City and suburban transport in Belgrade has been free for all passengers since 1 January 2025 — no ticket and no validation. The exceptions are minibus line A1 and suburban E lines (E2, E6, E9).
