Smallest Cities in Serbia

Top 100 cities ranked by smallest cities

Best Serbia Cities

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Smallest Cities - Serbia

1 Čelarevo VO 5,017
2 Prigrevica VO 5,026
3 Barič SE 5,033
4 Bavanište VO 5,082
5 Kovilj VO 5,279
6 Zvečka SE 5,321
7 Kovačica VO 5,398
8 Stanišić VO 5,476
9 Palić VO 5,476
10 Isniq KO 5,500
11 Mamuša KO 5,507
12 Umka SE 5,618
13 Bačko Gradište VO 5,764
14 Banatski Karlovac VO 5,820
15 Gadžin Han SE 5,850
16 Badovinci SE 5,879
17 Sonta VO 5,991
18 Paraćin SE 6,000
19 Filmski Grad SE 6,000
20 Bač VO 6,087
21 Ub SE 6,191
22 Titel VO 6,227
23 Beška VO 6,377
24 Bogatić SE 6,488
25 Mokrin VO 6,567
26 Vinča SE 6,580
27 Starčevo VO 6,661
28 Majur SE 6,664
29 Novo Brdo KO 6,720
30 Melenci VO 6,737
31 Arilje SE 6,762
32 Štrpce KO 6,913
33 Lapovo SE 7,422
34 Bački Petrovac VO 7,452
35 Vranjska Banja SE 7,538
36 Odžaci VO 7,556
37 Dobanovci SE 7,592
38 Novo Miloševo VO 7,805
39 Mol VO 7,950
40 Klina KO 8,050
41 Beočin VO 8,058
42 Novi Kneževac VO 8,166
43 Padinska Skela SE 8,519
44 Crvenka VO 8,532
45 Bajina Bašta SE 8,533
46 Sremski Karlovci VO 8,750
47 Bačko Petrovo Selo VO 8,959
48 Vrčin SE 9,088
49 Žabalj VO 9,161
50 Čurug VO 9,231
51 Žabari SE 9,261
52 Kamenica KO 9,312
53 Hani i Elezit KO 9,403
54 Žagubica SE 9,712
55 Kačanik KO 9,800
56 Kanjiža VO 9,871
57 Majdanpek SE 10,071
58 Vrnjačka Banja SE 10,207
59 Veternik VO 10,226
60 Ada VO 10,547
61 Bela Crkva VO 10,675
62 Novi Bečej VO 10,967
63 Ripanj SE 11,000
64 Kać VO 11,067
65 Koceljeva SE 11,148
66 Obiliq KO 11,612
67 Bačka Topola VO 11,930
68 Kosovo Polje KO 12,919
69 Petrovaradin VO 13,917
70 Sjenica SE 14,060
71 Sremska Kamenica VO 14,205
72 Kovin VO 14,250
73 Apatin VO 14,613
74 Zubin Potok KO 14,900
75 Nova Pazova VO 15,488
76 Stara Pazova VO 16,217
77 Zvečan KO 17,000
78 Trstenik SE 17,180
79 Negotin SE 17,612
80 Futog VO 18,011
81 Leposaviq KO 19,000
82 Ćuprija SE 19,471
83 Bečej VO 19,492
84 Loznica SE 19,515
85 Llazicë KO 19,863
86 Senta VO 20,302
87 Orahovac KO 22,049
88 Sremčica SE 23,000
89 Lazarevac SE 23,551
90 Gornji Milanovac SE 23,982
91 Vrbas VO 24,112
92 Aranđelovac SE 24,309
93 Inđija VO 24,450
94 Knjazevac SE 25,000
95 Bačka Palanka VO 25,476
96 Smederevska Palanka SE 27,000
97 Priboj SE 27,133
98 Prokuplje SE 27,673
99 Vushtrri KO 30,651
100 Vršac VO 31,946

The smallest cities in Serbia (with populations above 5,000) offer a different quality of life compared to major metropolitan areas. Čelarevo has a population of just 5,017. These communities often feature lower costs of living, stronger neighborhood connections, and less congestion.

Small cities can offer significant advantages for residents seeking affordable housing, shorter commutes, and a close-knit community feel. Many serve as regional centers for surrounding rural areas, providing essential services while maintaining a small-town atmosphere.

Despite their smaller size, many of these cities have thriving local economies, good school systems, and access to outdoor recreation. They represent an alternative to the fast-paced lifestyle of major metropolitan areas.

Did You Know?

  • 1. At 5,017 residents, Čelarevo is smaller than a single large apartment complex in New York City.
  • 2. Small cities (5,000-10,000) make up the majority of incorporated places in the United States.
  • 3. Many of the smallest cities serve as county seats or regional service centers for surrounding rural communities.

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