Novi Sad travel blog
Our guides to the city’s main attractions and landmarks – what they are, why they matter and how to fit them into your stay. From the fortress walls to the Danube beach and the monasteries of Fruška Gora.
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The backwards clock, kilometres of tunnels and the best sunset spot in the city – everything you need before you climb up to Novi Sad’s most famous landmark.
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One square, two pedestrian streets and a handful of churches – the compact heart of Novi Sad is best seen on foot, at an easy pace, with a coffee stop or two.
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A shady park in the middle of town, a long riverside promenade and a sandy beach on the Danube – this is where Novi Sad goes to slow down.
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Novi Sad has long been called the Serbian Athens. A morning in its galleries and museums shows you why.
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Baroque churches, a famous fountain, the place where a peace treaty changed Europe’s map – and some of the best wine in Serbia, all a short ride from Novi Sad.
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Sixteen monasteries, quiet forest paths and hills full of vineyards – Novi Sad’s own mountain is the perfect escape from the city.
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