Novi Sad's main railway station has not taken passengers since November 2024. Trains stop in two places: at the new TPS Novi Sad stop on Rumenački put, in the north-west of the city, and at Petrovaradin station across the Danube. Below: where they are, how to get from them to the centre and how to travel between Novi Sad and Belgrade. The trips in the tables come from the timetable and are updated every day.
What happened to Novi Sad railway station
The station on Bulevar Jaše Tomića linked Novi Sad with Belgrade, Subotica and other cities. The building reopened after a reconstruction in July 2024; on 1 November 2024 the concrete canopy over its entrance collapsed and 16 people died (BBC News in Serbian, Radio Free Europe). The station has been closed to passengers since.
Trains started stopping at Petrovaradin. City buses ran from there to the centre, free trips from the station to Šafarikova street among them; those ended on 12 October 2026 (Ozon). The intercity bus station next to the old railway station is open: buses to Belgrade and other cities leave from there.
The new TPS Novi Sad stop on Rumenački put
TPS Novi Sad opened to passengers on 7 October 2026, at the roundabout on Rumenački put, about 4 km from the centre as the crow flies. Since 12 October the Belgrade – Novi Sad – Subotica trains run to a new schedule (Srbijavoz).
The stop has a car park (43 paved spaces, 4 of them for taxis, and 103 more on gravel), 46 bicycle stands and an underpass beneath the tracks. Tickets bought to or from Petrovaradin are valid to or from TPS Novi Sad as well (Srpske).
How to get from the new TPS station to Novi Sad centre
There are two city bus stops next to it: “Rumenački put – Železnička stanica” right by the platform and “Rumenački put – Kružni tok za NS” at the roundabout, a couple of minutes on foot. Line 4 (towards Liman 4, along Bulevar Mihajla Pupina next to Trg slobode) and line 14S (to Uspenska street by Pozorišni trg, the theatre square) go straight to the centre. Lines 5, 14, 41, 42 and 43 also call there (Srpske).
From TPS to the centre by bus
JGSP Novi Sad- 4→ LIMAN 4Rumenački put-Železnička stanica · 1 min walk to the stopto “Bulevar Mihajla Pupina-Pothodnik”, ~20 min ride75 on weekdays · 65 Sat · 64 Sun · weekdays 00:00–23:37
- 14S→ CENTARRumenački put-Kružni tok za NS · 5 min walk to the stopto “Uspenska-Pozorišni trg”, ~18 min ride35 on weekdays · 31 Sat · 23 Sun · weekdays 00:11–23:11
- 14→ CENTARRumenački put-Kružni tok za NS · 5 min walk to the stopto “Uspenska-Pozorišni trg”, ~45 min ride22 on weekdays · 14 Sat · 18 Sun · weekdays 06:10–00:20
- 14GS→ CentarRumenački put-Kružni tok za NS · 5 min walk to the stopto “Uspenska-Pozorišni trg”, ~18 min ride1 on weekdays · 0 Sat · 0 Sun · weekdays 06:52–06:52
How to get from Belgrade to Novi Sad by train
The fastest train is the high-speed Soko, every two hours: from Belgrade Centre (Prokop) it takes 38 minutes to Petrovaradin and about 45 to TPS Novi Sad. Inter Regio (IR), Regio (Re) and Regio Express (REx) trains are slower but run more often; some of them stop at Petrovaradin too. Buses from Belgrade bus station to Novi Sad bus station take about an hour and a half.
Belgrade → Novi Sad, direct trips
- tomorrowNovi Sad – Novi Pazar · Ozlem ToursBeograd BAS → Novi Sad AS1 h 15 min
- tomorrowBeograd – Subotica · KanisBeograd BAS → Novi Sad AS1 h 25 min
- tomorrowRe · SrbijavozBeograd centar → TPS Novi Sad1 h 1 min
- tomorrowNovi Sad – Bujanovac · Kavim JedinstvoBeograd BAS → Novi Sad AS1 h 40 min
- tomorrowIR · SrbijavozBeograd centar → TPS Novi Sad50 min
- tomorrowBeograd – Sombor · Severtrans SomborBeograd BAS → Novi Sad AS1 h 20 min
How to get from Novi Sad to Belgrade
Trains to Belgrade leave from TPS Novi Sad and from Petrovaradin; Soko stops at both. From the centre, line 4 in the other direction is the easiest way to TPS; allow about half an hour. Buses to Belgrade leave from the bus station on Bulevar Jaše Tomića, about 2 km from the centre.
Novi Sad → Belgrade, direct trips
- tomorrowRe · SrbijavozTPS Novi Sad → Beograd centar1 h 3 min
- tomorrowEsen – Preševo · Srbija Tours International (+ Unaline)Novi Sad AS → Beograd BAS1 h 20 min
- tomorrowNovi Sad – Novi Pazar · Ozlem ToursNovi Sad AS → Beograd BAS1 h 15 min
- tomorrowREx · SrbijavozTPS Novi Sad → Beograd centar1 h
- tomorrowBeograd – Novi Sad · FudeksNovi Sad AS → Beograd BAS1 h 15 min
- tomorrowBeograd – Prag · FudeksNovi Sad AS → Beograd BAS1 h 15 min
Petrovaradin station: the other option
Petrovaradin is on the right bank of the Danube, across from Novi Sad centre. All Soko trains between Belgrade and Subotica stop here, as well as Regio and Regio Express trains from Belgrade, Šid and Sremska Mitrovica (Srbijavoz). It is closer to Petrovaradin Fortress, Liman and the south of the city.
From Petrovaradin to the centre by bus
JGSP Novi Sad- 3→ DETELINARAPetrovaradin-Železnička stanica · 5 min walk to the stopto “Bulevar Mihajla Pupina-Pothodnik Bazar”, ~24 min ride68 on weekdays · 54 Sat · 92 Sun · weekdays 00:02–23:25
- 9→ NOVO NASELJEPetrovaradin-Železnička stanica · 5 min walk to the stopto “Žarka Zrenjanina-Opština”, ~9 min ride34 on weekdays · 27 Sat · 25 Sun · weekdays 00:01–23:19
Belgrade → Petrovaradin, direct trips
- tomorrowRe · SrbijavozBeograd centar → Petrovaradin51 min
- tomorrowRe · SrbijavozBeograd centar → Petrovaradin51 min
- tomorrowSoko · SrbijavozBeograd centar → Petrovaradin38 min
- tomorrowREx · SrbijavozBeograd centar → Petrovaradin50 min
- tomorrowREx · SrbijavozBeograd centar → Petrovaradin50 min
- tomorrowSoko · SrbijavozBeograd centar → Petrovaradin38 min
Before you travel
The arrangement is temporary, and Srbijavoz is still changing stops and departure times. Check your trip in the kakodo search or on the Srbijavoz website before you travel; the Srbijavoz call centre is 011 360 28 99.