Kopernikus Hotel Prag

Overview

Kopernikus Hotel Prag is the perfect mix of comfort and convenience for a cracking city break. Located near Belgrade's main attractions, it offers modern amenities, free WiFi, and smashing panoramic views of the city and rivers. With some fab dining options and plenty of cultural sites nearby, it's a top pick for a memorable stay in Belgrade.

Location

Bang in a handy spot, Kopernikus Hotel Prag is close to Belgrade’s must-see sites and transport hubs. Just 500 metres from the main square and a kilometre from the impressive Kalemegdan Fortress, you’re in prime exploring territory. Republic Square, Knez Mihailova Street, and Belgrade Fortress are a quick stroll away, and cultural gems like the National Museum, Belgrade National Theatre, and the Nikola Tesla Museum are all nearby. For a bit of retail therapy, Ušće Shopping Mall is just a 17-minute walk. Only 300 metres from the city centre and 500 metres from the bus and train stations, getting around is a doddle. Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport is 16.7 kilometres away, and Ada Ciganlija Island, with its sports and recreational hub, is only 5 kilometres from the hotel.

Rooms

Kopernikus Hotel Prag’s rooms are top-notch for both relaxation and a bit of work if you need. With free WiFi and high-speed wired internet, they’re perfect for shooting off a few emails or just chilling with a coffee while soaking up those fab views of Belgrade and the Sava and Danube rivers.

Food & Drink

You won't go hungry at Kopernikus Hotel Prag. Start your day with a lush breakfast buffet in the breakfast room. Later, take your pick from the café with its cracking city views or the laid-back bar for a cheeky drink. The on-site restaurant serves up scrummy à la carte lunch and dinner, with vegetarian options on offer too. There’s even a posh banquet hall if you’re feeling fancy.

Distance From Major Transportation Hubs

Kopernikus Hotel Prag is a mere 16.7 km from Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport and just 500 metres from the bus and train stations. Getting around Belgrade couldn't be easier.