6 robotics classes for kids in Belgrade
01/10/2026
Families looking for robotics for kids in Belgrade now have options well beyond basic LEGO building. Children can program real robots, work with sensors and electronics, explore micro:bit and mBot, and later move into Python, AI and 3D modelling.
Here are six places offering robotics, coding and STEM activities for kids in Belgrade.
This is not a ranking — the right program depends heavily on your child's age and whether they enjoy building, coding or experimenting.
1. Dečiji Inovacioni Centar
📍 New Belgrade, Voždovac and Stari Grad
🤖 Focus: robotics, coding, electronics, physics and 3D modelling
DIC offers a structured STEAM pathway rather than a single short robotics course.
Younger children start with logic and technology through play, school-age students work on practical robotics and coding projects, while older students move towards more advanced technology and science challenges.
A good choice for families looking for a longer-term STEM program for kids in Belgrade.
2. Kliker IT Centar
📍 Multiple locations across Belgrade
👧 Programs: approximately ages 5–18
🤖 Robotics 1: grades 3–6
👥 Groups: 3–8 students
Kliker combines coding, robotics, electronics and 3D printing.
Its Robotics 1 course introduces children to programming a robot's functions and connecting software commands with physical actions.
With several Belgrade locations, it is also practical for families who want an after-school activity close to home.
3. Robo Zona
📍 Čukarica
👶 Ages 3.5–5.5: Robotići
👧 Ages 5.5–7.5: Juniori
👦 Ages 7.5–10: Mediori
🧑 Ages 10+: Seniori
Robo Zona stands out for starting robotics particularly early.
Young children use LEGO Coding Express, Blue-Bot, Matatalab and Sphero Indi, learning basic programming concepts by moving, assembling and giving physical commands rather than spending the entire class in front of a screen.
A particularly useful option when searching for robotics classes for preschool kids in Belgrade.
4. Digi Klinci
📍 Several Belgrade locations
👧 From around age 3.5
👥 Up to 6 children per group
Digi Klinci covers a broad mix of technologies: LEGO, Scratch, robotics, micro:bit, drones, Python and AI.
Older children can move into the Digi Teens program for ages 13+, where projects include more advanced programming, robotics, drones and artificial intelligence.
The groups are capped at six children.
5. Procoding
📍 New Belgrade
🤖 LEGO Robotics: ages 7+
🤖 mBot: ages 8+
💻 Also: Scratch, micro:bit, Arduino and Python
Procoding provides a clear progression from LEGO-based robotics into more advanced hardware and coding.
Children can begin with LEGO Robotics, then move towards mBot, micro:bit, Arduino and programming languages such as Python.
This makes it a useful choice for a child who enjoys both building and coding.
6. Malac Genijalac — Malac Računarac
📍 Zemun + other Belgrade centres
👧 Ages: 9–14
💻 Focus: Scratch, Python, mBot2 robotics and 3D modelling
Malac Računarac is designed for older primary-school children.
After learning the basics of Scratch, students work with the mBot2 robot and learn how code translates into real movement, obstacle-solving and practical robotics tasks. The program also includes Python and 3D modelling.
Malac Genijalac has several locations in Belgrade, although families should confirm whether the Malac Računarac program is offered at their nearest centre.
How to choose a robotics class for your child
For preschoolers, look for hands-on play, LEGO elements and minimal passive screen time.
For younger primary-school children, a combination of Scratch, LEGO robotics and simple sensors usually makes a good introduction.
Older children can start exploring micro:bit, mBot, Arduino, Python and open-ended STEM projects where they have to design their own solution rather than simply follow instructions.
Parents can find more kids classes, sports, workshops, coding courses and other activities in Belgrade in Playroom Nearby, with filters for age, category and location.