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This is a list of cities and towns in Serbia. For a list of municipalities, see Subdivisions of Serbia; for a list of all places in Serbia, see List of places in Serbia; for a list of villages in Serbia, see List of villages in Serbia.

Contents 1 Largest cities 1.1 Largest cities of Central Serbia (2002 census) 1.2 Largest cities of Vojvodina (2002 census) 1.3 Largest cities of Kosovo (2002 data) 2 Full list of cities and towns 2.1 Central Serbia 2.2 Vojvodina 2.3 Kosovo and Metohija 3 Ethnic groups 4 Cities populated with Serbs outside Serbia

Beograd = 1,280,600

Niš = 173,400

Kragujevac = 146,000

Leskovac = 78,000

Smederevo = 77,800

Kruševac = 75,500

Čačak = 73,200

Valjevo = 61,400

Kraljevo = 57,800

Bor = 55,800

Užice = 55,000

Vranje = 55,000

Šabac = 54,800

Novi Pazar = 54,600

Novi Sad = 215,600

Subotica = 99,471

Zrenjanin = 79,545

Pančevo = 76,110

Sombor = 50,957

Priština = 200,000

Prizren = 121,000

Peć = 80,600

Đakovica = 74,900

Kosovska Mitrovica = 74,600

Gnjilane = 67,600

This is a list of all settlements in Serbia with official city/town status. Note: figures after the names are from the 2002 census, two figures designate both strictly urban as well as wider city limits, T - Town, C - muniCipality.

• Aranđelovac (T -24,336, C - 48,071)
• Bajina Bašta
• Belgrade (Urban Belgrade - 1,280,639, C - 1,574,050)
  • Barajevo (T - 8,200, C - 24,436)
  • Belgrade - Voždovac (T - 132,640, C - 151,746)
    • Beli Potok (T - 3,507)
    • Pinosava (T - 2,826)
  • Belgrade - Vračar (T - 57,934)
  • Grocka (T - 8,339, C - 75,376)
  • Belgrade - Zvezdara (T - 132,352)
  • Zemun (T - 146,172, C - 191,938)
  • Surčin (T - 14,209)
    • Dobanovci (T - 8,114)
  • Lazarevac (T - 23,556, C - 58,474)
    • Stepojevac (T - 4,306)
    • Veliki Crljeni (T - 4,556)
    • Rudovci (T - 1,783)
  • Mladenovac (T - 22,131, C - 52,394)
  • Novi Beograd - New Belgrade (T - 217,180)
  • Obrenovac (T - 23,573, C - 70,974)
  • Belgrade - Palilula (T - 103,702, C - 155,575)
    • Borča (T - 35,001)
    • Ovča (T - 2,303)
  • Belgrade - Rakovica (T - 98,935)
  • Belgrade - Savski Venac (T - 42,483)
  • Sopot (T - 1,761, C - 20,356)
  • Belgrade - Stari Grad (T - 55,541)
  • Belgrade - Čukarica (T - 132,081, C - 168,356)
    • Ostružnica (T - 3,929)
    • Pećani (T - 489)
    • Rucka (T - 306)
    • Umka (T - 5,236)
• Bosilegrad
• Bujanovac
• Čačak
• Ćuprija
• Despotovac
• Dimitrovgrad
• Golubac
• Gornji Milanovac (T - 23,927, C - 47,588)
• Jagodina (T - 35,514, C - 70,773)
• Kragujevac (T - 193,930, C - 211,580)
  • Stari Grad
  • Aerodrom
  • Pivara
  • Stanovo
  • Stragari
• Kraljevo
• Kruševac (T - 65,447, C - 133,732)
• Kuršumlija (T - 14,962, C - 21,608)
• Lazarevac
• Leskovac
• Loznica
• Medveđa
• Mladenovac
• Negotin (T - 17,762, C - 43,551)
• Novi Pazar (T - 54,588, C - 85,534)
• Niš (T - 173,724, C - 250,518)
  • Palilula
  • Pantelej
  • Medijana
  • Crveni Krst
  • Niška Banja
• Obrenovac
• Paraćin
• Pirot
• Požarevac
• Preševo
• Priboj (T - 19,502, C - 30,283)
• Prijepolje (T - 14,960, C - 40,971)
• Prokuplje
• Šabac
• Sjenica
• Smederevo
• Smederevska Palanka
• Sopot
• Svilajnac (C - 36,000)
• Tutin
• Trstenik
• Užice (T - 55,025, C - 82,852)
• Valjevo
• Veliko Gradište (T - 6,500, C - 27,000)
• Vranje
• Zaječar (T - 39,676, C - 65,837)

• Ada
• Alibunar
• Apatin
• Bač
• Bačka Palanka (T - 29,341, C - 60,938)
• Bačka Topola
• Bački Jarak
• Bački Petrovac
• Banatski Karlovac
• Bečej (T - 25,703, C - 40,877)
• Bela Crkva
• Beočin
• Crvenka
• Čoka
• Futog
• Inđija (T - 26,244, C - 49,510)
• Irig
• Jaša Tomić
• Kačarevo
• Kanjiža
• Kikinda (T - 41,825, C - 66,800)
• Kovačica
• Kovin
• Kula
• Mačvanska Mitrovica
• Mali Iđoš
• Mol
• Nova Crnja
• Novi Bečej
• Novi Kneževac
• Novi Sad (Urban Novi Sad - 215,659, C - 298,139)
  • Novi Sad proper (190,602)
  • Petrovaradin (13,917)
  • Sremska Kamenica (11,140)
• Odžaci
• Opovo
• Palić
• Pančevo (T - 76,400)
• Pećinci
• Plandište
• Ruma (T - 32,125, C - 59,858)
• Sečanj
• Senta (T - 20,363, C - 25,568)
• Sombor (T - 50,950, C - 96,669)
• Srbobran
• Sremska Mitrovica
• Sremski Karlovci (T - 8,839)
• Stara Pazova
• Starčevo
• Subotica
• Šid
• Temerin
• Titel
• Vrbas (T - 25,887, C - 45,839)
• Vršac
• Zrenjanin
• Žabalj
• Žitište

• Dečani
• Dragaš
• Đakovica
• Gnjilane
• Istok
• Junik
• Kačanik
• Klina
• Kosovo Polje
• Kosovska Mitrovica
• Leposavić
• Novo Brdo
• Orahovac
• Peć
• Podujevo
• Priština
• Prizren
• Srbica
• Štrpce
• Uroševac
• Vitina
• Vučitrn
• Zubin Potok
• Zvečan

Most of the large cities in Serbia have a Serb ethnic majority. Large cities in Kosovo have Albanian majority. Novi Pazar has a Bosniak majority, while Subotica is ethnically mixed, with the largest ethnic group being the Hungarians. It also the main centre of Bunjevci and Croats in Vojvodina.

Many Serbs also live in Bosnia and Herzegovina (mainly in Republika Srpska), where they are one of the three constitutional nations. The largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina with Serbian ethnic majority is Banja Luka with about 196,500 people (by the 2004 data).

Large number of Serbs also live in diaspora. There are many who claim that Chicago is the city with second largest Serbian population after Belgrade, which may well be true. Other diaspora cities: Vancouver, Toronto, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Vienna, Frankfurt are home to many members of the Serbian nation.