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Amalfi and its harbour below the cliff, Amalfi
AmalfiAmalfi and its harbour below the cliff
The Church of Saint Sava, Belgrade
BelgradeThe Church of Saint Sava

Photos: Amalfi by Oleksandra Zelena, Pexels License; Belgrade by Petar Milošević, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped.

Amalfi or Belgrade?

Our verdict in twelve categories, each scored against the same fixed benchmark cities, and the climate month by month, so you can choose for your trip.

Choose Amalfi for

  • nature and the outdoors
  • day trips
  • beaches

What lies behind each score is written up on Amalfi’s own page.

Choose Belgrade for

  • nightlife
  • prices
  • live music and the arts

What lies behind each score is written up on Belgrade’s own page.

Scoreboard

Twelve categories on one fixed scale from 0 to 100. The shaded stretch is the gap between the two.

Beaches & swimming. Amalfi 64, Belgrade 40: Amalfi leads by 24 points.
Food & drink. Amalfi 48, Belgrade 60: Belgrade leads by 12 points.
Culture & sights. Amalfi 36, Belgrade 52: Belgrade leads by 16 points.
Nightlife. Amalfi 12, Belgrade 80: Belgrade leads by 68 points.
Nature & outdoors. Amalfi 82, Belgrade 50: Amalfi leads by 32 points.
Day trips. Amalfi 88, Belgrade 60: Amalfi leads by 28 points.
Good for families. Amalfi 28, Belgrade 45: Belgrade leads by 17 points.
Getting around. Amalfi 48, Belgrade 55: Belgrade leads by 7 points.
Shopping & style. Amalfi 34, Belgrade 42: Belgrade leads by 8 points.
Affordability. Amalfi 18, Belgrade 70: Belgrade leads by 52 points.
Live music & performing arts. Amalfi 22, Belgrade 55: Belgrade leads by 33 points.
Wellness & relaxation. Amalfi 32, Belgrade 30: Amalfi leads by 2 points.
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What lies behind each score is written up on the two cities’ own pages: Amalfi and Belgrade.

Your match

Pick a travel style or drag the sliders, and both match scores follow your weighting.

Amalfi
43match

Wins on nature and the outdoors and day trips with your weighting.

Belgrade
Best match
53match

Wins on nightlife and prices with your weighting.

What matters to you?

When should you go?

Pick your month. The climate figures are measured averages, not a forecast.

Amalfi in July

31 °Cdaytime high
18 °Cnight-time low
28 mmrain in the month
11 hsunshine a day
25 °Csea
15 hdaylight a day

Belgrade in July

29 °Cdaytime high
18 °Cnight-time low
67 mmrain in the month
10 hsunshine a day
No seasea
15 hdaylight a day

Daytime high, °C

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Rainfall in the month, mm

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Where the figures come from

Amalfi's temperatures are measured 65 km from the centre, at Grazzanise.

Amalfi has no rain gauge within 25 km of the centre, so its rainfall comes from a gridded climate dataset read at the city rather than from a gauge further away.

Temperature and rainfall are climate normals, averaged over the years shown. Amalfi: 1991-2020 normals, Grazzanise (64.7 km from centre). Belgrade: 1991-2020 normals, Beograd (2.1 km from centre).

Before you go

MeasureAmalfiBelgrade
Official languageItalianSerbian
CurrencyEuro (EUR)Serbian Dinar (RSD)
SocketsCFL230 V, 50 HzCF230 V, 50 Hz
Driving sideRightRight
Time zoneUTC+1, UTC+2 in summerUTC+1, UTC+2 in summer
Emergency number112Police 92/192, ambulance 94/194, fire 93/193
Elevation6 m117 m
Main airportNaples International Airport (NAP)38 km from centre131 non-stop destinationsBelgrade Nikola Tesla Airport (BEG)12 km from centre125 non-stop destinations
Public holidays this year13 days11 days

By the numbers

MeasureAmalfiBelgrade
City population4,7291,197,714
People per km²8303,327
Museums within 10 km865
UNESCO World Heritage sites within 50 km50
Swim season, months above 21 °C5 months-

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Sources

Structured data from Wikidata (CC0). Weather data by Meteostat. Meteorological data provided by NOAA, DWD and others. Rainfall where no rain gauge is within 25 km is from the TerraClimate 1991-2020 climatology (Abatzoglou et al. 2018, Scientific Data), read at the city. Sea surface temperature from NOAA OISST v2.1, NOAA Physical Sciences Laboratory. Airport data from OurAirports (public domain). Tourism statistics from Eurostat, © European Union, reused under CC BY 4.0. Public holidays from Nager.Date (MIT). Non-stop route lists from the "Airlines and destinations" tables on English Wikipedia airport articles, by Wikipedia contributors, reused under CC BY-SA 4.0. Currency from the ISO 4217 register maintained by SIX, cross-checked against country data from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Price level from World Bank open data (PPP conversion factor for private consumption and official exchange rate), CC BY 4.0. Time zones from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0); clock offsets computed from the IANA time zone database. Daylight hours computed from each destination's latitude using the NOAA solar position algorithm. Exchange rates via Frankfurter, based on European Central Bank reference rates.

Category scores are our editorial verdict under rubric v3, each placed against the same fixed benchmark cities; the climate figures are measured. How the scores are set. Snapshot generated 2026-11-02. Daily budgets are estimates from country price levels.