20/44

20/44 is a club on Karađorđeva in Savamala, the riverside nightlife quarter of Belgrade, Serbia. It is notable for its seasonal format: in winter it operates indoors, and in summer it moves to a barge on the river, which gives the venue a distinctive identity within the city's club scene. Belgrade's river clubs, known locally as splavovi, are a defining feature of the city's nightlife, and 20/44 is part of the more music-focused end of that tradition. The crowd is mostly aged twenties to thirties, a mix of Belgrade's electronic music community, students and visitors, and the dress code is informal, with comfortable clothing and no strict rules. The atmosphere is music-first and relaxed, with an emphasis on dancing rather than image. The programming covers disco, house and underground electronic music, usually delivered by resident and guest DJs, and the character of a night depends on the booking. Hours change by season and by event, with late-night openings the norm, so visitors should confirm the schedule before going. Entry varies by event, from free or low-cost nights to more expensive guest line-ups, and drinks cost around 500-1,000 RSD (roughly $5-10). The bar serves beer, spirits and mixed drinks, and the emphasis is on simple, reasonably priced drinks that suit a night on the dancefloor. Table service is not the main format. The summer barge setting is the main draw, with open-air river views and a cooler breeze, and the busiest nights are Friday and Saturday, when the dancefloor fills after midnight. Weeknight events are quieter. The door policy is relaxed, though the team may refuse guests who appear heavily intoxicated. Ride-hailing and taxis are easy to find nearby at closing time.