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Srbijavoz · ZPCG · Every night, all year

Belgrade to Bar trainBelgrade to the Adriatic, through 254 tunnels

Tito’s railway to the sea.

The Lovćen sleeper leaves Belgrade in the evening, climbs through western Serbia in the dark, crosses into Montenegro at Bijelo Polje in the small hours, and comes down through the Morača canyon and across Lake Skadar to the Adriatic at Bar by seven.

It costs about €24.

PausedZemunDepart 19:35
ZemunBeograd CentarRakovicaLazarevacValjevoKosjerićPožegaUžicePribojPrijepoljeBijelo PoljeMojkovacKolašinPodgoricaGolubovciSutomoreBar
Next: Beograd Centar
Nights on board0 night11h from Belgrade Centar
Route length, as drawn0 kmMeasured along our mapped line through every waypoint.
Scheduled stops shown0 stopsEvery night, all year
Timetable

Every stop, both ways

Every night, all year.

Times from the operator’s published timetable; track works can change them, and booked passengers are told of changes.

Belgrade → Bijelo Polje → Podgorica → Bar

D 433 Lovćen · Daily

Arr.Dep.Station
—19:35Zemun
19:4219:54Beograd Centar
20:0220:03Rakovica
20:4420:45Lazarevac
21:0921:10Valjevo
22:0522:06Kosjerić
22:3422:36Požega
22:5623:06Užice
00:5100:52Pribojnext day
01:5801:59Prijepolje
02:5503:44Bijelo Polje
04:0904:10Mojkovac
04:2704:28Kolašin
05:4405:50Podgorica
06:0106:06Golubovci
06:3506:40Sutomore
06:54—Bar

Bar → Podgorica → Bijelo Polje → Belgrade

D 432 Lovćen · Daily

Arr.Dep.Station
—20:10Bar
20:2420:29Sutomore
20:5720:58Golubovci
21:0921:20Podgorica
22:3622:37Kolašin
22:5422:55Mojkovac
23:2000:10Bijelo Polje
01:0701:08Prijepolje
02:0702:08Priboj
03:5404:04Užice
04:2504:26Požega
04:5404:55Kosjerić
05:5005:51Valjevo
06:1806:19Lazarevac
06:5907:00Rakovica
07:0807:18Beograd Centar
07:25—Zemun

Source: nachtzug.net, Belgrade → Bar and Bar → Belgrade (updated June 2026) ↗

Rooms and fares

Choose your berth

From a reclining seat to a suite with its own shower.

Pick a class to see what you get and what it costs.

4-berth couchette

A berth in a four-berth compartment.

€12 supplement

You buy a ticket (Belgrade–Bar €23.80 in 2nd class, €35.60 in 1st) and add a berth supplement.

Booking opens a month ahead in the Serbian Railways app; sleepers and 4-berth couchettes sell out first in summer. The Man in Seat 61, Belgrade to Bar railway (2026) ↗

When to go

Pick the right month

Daylight decides what you see from the window.

Hover a month for the verdict.

Best months Runs Not running

Runs every night all year.

The best mountain scenery is in Montenegro at the southern end; southbound, the mountain section is in daylight from about five in high summer.

In winter, take the summer day train or a local train for the views.

From the window

What you’ll see

01

254 tunnels, 435 bridges

Built from the 1950s and opened in 1976, one of the great feats of European railway engineering.

02

The Morača canyon

South of Kolašin the line drops through the mountains in the early-morning light.

03

Lake Skadar

A causeway across the Balkans’ largest lake, then a tunnel to the Adriatic.

04

About €24

One of the cheapest great train rides in the world, even with a berth.

Questions

Lovćen, Belgrade–Bar, answered

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Yes, the Lovćen, every night all year.

It leaves Zemun at 19:35 and Beograd Centar at 19:54, and reaches Bar at 06:54.

Northbound it leaves Bar at 20:10 and arrives at Beograd Centar at 07:08. Timetable ↗

Belgrade to Bar costs €23.80 in second class or €35.60 in first, plus a berth supplement: €8 for a 6-berth couchette, €12 for a 4-berth, €16 or €24 for a triple or double sleeper, and €48 with a first-class ticket for a single. seat61 ↗

Since July 2026 you can book online with Serbian Railways (its app is in English and shows live availability) or Montenegro Railways.

Print couchette and sleeper tickets: the attendant collects them. seat61 ↗

The right going south and the left going north.

The finest scenery is between Bijelo Polje and Podgorica.

In summer, yes, with a change at Bijelo Polje.

For 2026 it ran from mid-June to mid-September. seat61 ↗

Stop-offs

Every stop, and why you might get off

Sources

Times are from the operator’s published timetable and can change.

The animation runs to the scheduled pace between stops; intermediate points are drawn to follow the line, not to show timings.