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Serbia is the Balkans' most vibrant and underrated destination — Belgrade's electrifying nightlife (the floating river clubs called splavovi), the Kalemegdan fortress at the confluence of the Sava and Danube, the medieval monasteries of the Šumadija, the Đavolja Varoš rock formation, and the ancient Roman ruins at Sirmium and Felix Romuliana. Telenor provides 4G coverage across the country, supporting navigation in Belgrade, booking trains via Serbian Railways, and using the city transport apps. Data is essential for navigating Belgrade's Stari Grad (old town), accessing the Novi Sad EXIT Festival information, and using ride-hailing.

Telenor's 4G covers Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, Kragujevac, Subotica, and all major cities. The Đerdap National Park (Iron Gates gorge — Europe's longest gorge on the Danube, with the Trajan's Tablet Roman inscription) has coverage in the main towns. The Fruška Gora vineyards and monasteries (Vojvodina) have coverage near the main access roads.

Tara National Park (the Drina Canyon, Perućac Lake, and the river bend at Zaovinsko Jezero) has coverage in Bajina Bašta town. The national park interior has basic coverage. The iconic Drvengrad (Mećavnik) — Emir Kusturica's ethnological village — near Zlatibor has coverage.

Kopaonik Mountain (Serbia's main ski resort) has coverage in the ski resort centre. The mountain summit area has limited signal. The Uvac River meanders (a canyon system in western Serbia popular for griffon vulture watching) have basic coverage at the boat tour embarkation points.

Serbia uses the Serbian dinar (RSD). Serbian is the official language. English is widely spoken by younger generations in Belgrade and university cities.