Soft Play Centers (Igraonica) in Belgrade
CollectionRSD 400–RSD 800

Soft Play Centers (Igraonica) in Belgrade

14 places

Every Belgrade neighborhood seems to have an igraonica, the indoor play center where kids climb, slide and jump in ball pits while parents sit with a coffee a few steps away. Many double as birthday party venues, and some add a toddler corner or a garden for warmer days. Here's what we checked, from three-level mazes and laser tag arenas to quieter rooms for the smallest kids.

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Indoor Play
Where
Savski Venac
Cost
From 800 RSD/hr

Cosmo Kids is an indoor playground for babies, toddlers and preschoolers inside the Galerija shopping mall. Kids work through a play maze, ride the double, Vulkano and donut slides, bounce on trampolines and dig in a sandbox, while a separate baby corner gives crawlers a calmer space of their own.

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Indoor Play
Where
Savski Venac
Cost
From 800 RSD/hr

Cosmo Play is an indoor play center inside the Galerija shopping mall. Kids climb and crawl through a multi-level maze, race down slides and steel Inox slides, and play team games in a laser tag arena. A separate baby corner gives the youngest their own space.

Parents can wait in the Cosmo Caffe, and the grip socks some attractions require are sold at the front desk.

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Where
Novi Beograd
Cost
From 500 RSD

Tibidabo is a playroom and party venue in Block 28, next to Belgrade Arena. The play area has climbing equipment, a ball pit and toys, with staff animators keeping watch and running games.

Parents sit in a separate café that looks into the playroom, and there is a garden plus a PlayStation room for older siblings. Creative workshops run from time to time.

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Indoor Play
Where
Novi Beograd
Cost
Day ticket 650 RSD

Maštograd is a play center on Bežanijska Kosa with 800 m² of space, half indoors and half in an outdoor yard. Inside are a 3D maze, a treehouse with a hanging bridge, a car track, themed rooms, a chill-out room with a cinema and a sports hall. The yard has swings, slides, a trampoline, a zip line and a sandpit, plus a garden café for parents.

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Indoor Play
Where
Novi Beograd
Cost
Day ticket 700 RSD

A 610m² pirate-themed play center on the first floor of a shopping center in Bežanijska kosa, with Pirates of the Caribbean characters painted on the walls. The kids' zone has a big ship, a three-level jungle maze, slides, trampolines, ball pits for the youngest, electric toys and a small football and basketball court.

Parents get a separate cafe room to sit in while the kids play.

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Things To Do
Where
Voždovac
Ages
2–10
Cost
Paid

Gotivac is a 500-square-meter indoor play center with room for up to 100 kids at once and 150 seats for adults. While kids play, parents can sit down with coffee, a proper meal, protein shakes, porridge or healthy drinks from the cafe.

The space also rents out for birthday parties, with a reserved area, waiters and an entertainer included.

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Indoor Play
Where
Zemun
Ages
1–15
Cost
800 RSD/day

LOL is a 2,000 m² indoor play center. A 190 m² jump arena has 25 trampolines and a foam pit, and four big slides fill the middle, one ridden on a rubber ring. There is also a laser tag arena, a rainbow net, a soft-floor court for football and basketball, and a three-level maze for toddlers. Parents can watch from the café at the front.

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Indoor Play
Where
Voždovac
Ages
1–15
Cost
600 RSD/day

LOL Paunov Breg is a 750 m² play center inside the Paunov Breg complex at Banjica. Kids climb a three-level 3D maze, bounce in the trampoline park, ride three slides and jump in a ball pit. There is also a soft-floor court for football and basketball, a corner for the youngest, and arcade games and simulators.

A café at the front lets parents sit and watch the play.

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Indoor Play
Where
Savski Venac
Cost
Paid

Palace Kids is a staffed play center in Dedinje, inside the Palace One complex. Play leaders run games across a play floor with a play course, toys, electronic games and craft sets, and there is a cinema plus a disco with a DJ booth for older kids.

Parents can stay in the lounge bar or garden, with laptop tables, or leave kids for drop-in childcare.

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Indoor Play
Where
Novi Beograd
Cost
Paid

Avokado Playroom is a 250-square-meter playroom with slides, interactive screens and toys, where animators watch the kids while parents sit in the café. Outside, a garden café sits next to a playground with a rubber floor for good-weather days.

The café serves coffee, meals and cakes sweetened with dates. Themed workshops run around holidays, with reading, art, magicians and clowns.

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Indoor Play
Where
Čukarica
Ages
1+
Cost
500 RSD day ticket

Extra Dar Mar is an indoor playroom on Banovo Brdo where staff join in the play: a maze, music, crafts and group games, with a gentler space set up for toddlers under 3. A garden yard opens for outdoor play in spring and summer.

Parents can wait in the on-site café. The center also hosts birthday parties, including a kids' disco with music and light effects.

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Indoor Play
Where
Čukarica
Cost
Paid

Vanilica is the kids' play center at Vanilla, a lakeside beach bar on the Makiš side of Ada Ciganlija. The 300 m² playroom has a climbing frame, a zip line, slides, interactive toys and creative play corners.

In summer the play area spreads outdoors, with a big dinosaur slide, a climbing rock and air hockey, while parents relax at Vanilla's bar. Birthday parties are hosted here too.

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Indoor Play
Where
Stari Grad
Cost
From 400 RSD/hr

Džumbus is a playroom and café inside the Milan Gale Muškatirović sports center in Dorćol, a short walk from the Danube. Kids climb frames, swing on vines and race down slides past big elephant figures, then move on to kids' arcade games and a large play castle in the garden.

Animators run games, craft workshops and treasure hunts and keep an eye on the kids.

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Things To Do
Where
Voždovac
Cost
From 400 RSD/1h

An indoor playroom with slides, a ball pit and a games room, plus a separate lounge where parents can order coffee while kids play.

On party days staff decorate the space to the child's theme and run games, face painting, soap bubbles, small science experiments and magic acts. Other days it opens as a drop-in playroom with creative workshops.

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