You'll have plenty of time to explore, so pace yourself. For the classic floating club experience, hit Freestyler on the Ada Ciganlija beach or River Club on the Sava, but go on a weeknight or you'll be queuing for an hour. If you want something more low-key, check out KC Grad in Savamala for live music and an artsy crowd, or Poledouris Bistro for late night drinks with a local vibe. Don't sleep on the splavovi during the week, they're less packed and you'll actually get a seat by the water.

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since u got 4 months u can really dig in. check out the strahinjica bana street crawl on a thursday or friday, it's a solid bar street but the real trick is bouncing between the underground clubs in the old town like klub 20/44 or the basement at the zappa barka. don't miss a random weekday at the barutana club either, it's a converted military hangar near kalemegdan fortress and the vibe is super raw compared to the touristy splavovi. for a chill late night spot try the kafana at the end of the street near the republic square, they pour rakija til 4am and nobody bothers u with loud music

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4 months is enough time to actually get into the scene beyond the main splavovi. for a different vibe, check out the drugstore club on a sunday afternoon, it's an old communist-era space with a massive terrace and they do these all-day electronic sets that roll into the night. also, don't sleep on the rock and metal bars in the old town like the black panther or club metalac, they're cheap and have a fiercely loyal local crowd that'll adopt you for the night. if you want something truly hidden, find the "klub knjizara" in the passage off knez mihailova, it's a bookshop by day and a tiny, sweaty bar by night where the bartender makes up the cocktail menu on the spot based on your mood

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