
Top Tourist
Kladovo-based bus operator connecting Serbia and southeastern Europe with Scandinavian and Central European destinations since 1989.
About Top Tourist
From Kladovo in eastern Serbia, Top Tourist organizes international road travel linking the Balkans, Central Europe, and Scandinavia. The company dates the start of its operations to 1989 and describes a development from regional connections into a network of scheduled routes linking Serbia with Austria, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway.
The clearest service in its offer is the Kladovo–Belgrade express route, which the operator advertises twice daily. For residents and travelers moving between eastern Serbia and the capital, that frequency makes Kladovo a significant departure point in its network. Other international routes connect with cities across several countries, and travelers need to plan around the route and date they choose.
The website lists Scandinavian destinations including Aalborg, Kolding, and Copenhagen in Denmark, Gothenburg in Sweden, and Oslo in Norway; Salzburg is highlighted in Austria. The page also names Bosnia and Herzegovina among the countries served. These destinations illustrate a broader international network, not a promise that every city has the same frequency or intermediate stops.
The company describes its fleet as tourist coaches made by SETRA. That places its operation in medium- and long-distance travel, including international trips and intercity routes, rather than urban transit. The coaches are central to the routes linking its Serbian base with other European countries.
Top Tourist groups its contacts by country, which is useful for a carrier whose passengers book from several markets. In Denmark it publishes +45 48 25 38 37; in Sweden, Top Tourist AB lists +46 42 13 27 20, +46 42 18 29 84, and +46 42 21 23 00; Austria is listed at +43 664 12 49 736 and Bosnia and Herzegovina at +387 66 30 83 00.
In Serbia, the website distinguishes the Kladovo call center, the city’s bus station, and a contact in Grabovica. In addition to the call-center line, AS Kladovo station lists +381 63 209 423; Grabovica lists +381 19 38 85 058 and +381 63 418 319. For Romania, Top Tourist identifies Drobeta-Turnu Severin and the line +40 252 33 33 54.
Advance booking is part of the operation described by Top Tourist. Tickets can be requested months ahead through the website’s booking system or its call center, an option for travelers arranging international trips who need to plan their dates before departure.
The offer combines a frequent regional connection with international itineraries. Travelers leaving from Kladovo can use the Belgrade service and plan journeys to several European cities through the company’s network. The key details to compare are the destination, departure date, and the contact line for the country handling the reservation.
International bus routes and the Kladovo–Belgrade express service