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Petrovaradin fortress (the second largest fortress in Europe) was a significant military fort of the Austrian rulers who, at the time of Napoleon’s conquests, hid their treasures here. Today it is city’s art center, home to Exit festival and place which mysterious underground keeps intriguing explorers from around the world.
When the European noblemen built Petrovaradin fortress (1692-1780), they certainly didn’t have in mind that 300 years later it would be the gathering place of people from around the world, of music and party admirers instead of soldiers. Their powerful military fortress was turned into a cheerful music fortress of Exit, one of the largest European music festivals, and into the biggest art colony in Europe.
The most stunning part of Petrovaradin fortress is the Clock Tower at the Ludwig bastion. The clock is peculiar for its clock-hands: a little hand indicates minutes, while the big hand represents hours. This unusual clock was constructed such way so that people, most of all boatmen, could read the time from the great distance.Otherwise the clock hurries in nice and warm weather . When it's cold the clock is late. That's why he was dubbed "Drunken Hour."
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Petrovaradin Fortress
BeogradskaPetrovaradin fortress (the second largest fortress in Europe) was a significant military fort of the Austrian rulers who, at the time of Napoleon’s conquests, hid their treasures here. Today it is city’s art center, home to Exit festival and place which mysterious underground keeps intriguing explorers from around the world.
When the European noblemen built Petrovaradin fortress (1692-1780), they certainly didn’t have in mind that 300 years later it would be the gathering place of people from around the world, of music and party admirers instead of soldiers. Their powerful military fortress was turned into a cheerful music fortress of Exit, one of the largest European music festivals, and into the biggest art colony in Europe.
The most stunning part of Petrovaradin fortress is the Clock Tower at the Ludwig bastion. The clock is peculiar for its clock-hands: a little hand indicates minutes, while the big hand represents hours. This unusual clock was constructed such way so that people, most of all boatmen, could read the time from the great distance.Otherwise the clock hurries in nice and warm weather . When it's cold the clock is late. That's why he was dubbed "Drunken Hour."
The central city square – Trg Slobode (Liberty Square)The City Hall and Roman Catholic Church of the Name of Mary are some of the buildings dominating this square. Zmaj Jovina and Dunavska Street intersected with passages accommodating a multitude of shops, restaurants, craft shops, museums and galleries make the parts of always lively pedestrian zone of the central city core. Pašićeva Street with Zlatne Grede, Grčkoškolska, and Miletićeva Street and Marija Trandafil’s Square makes another important zone of the old core of Novi Sad. This is where you can see the Serbian Orthodox Congregational Church of Saint George, Platoneum, the building of the former Serbian Orthodox Grammar School, Serbian Orthodox Church of Relocation of the Relics of St. Nicholas – Saint Nicholas’ Church, Matica Srpska … Jevrejska Street, with a reputable Novi Sad Synagogue also belongs to the old core of Novi Sad in historical and architectural sense.
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Trg Slobode
The central city square – Trg Slobode (Liberty Square)The City Hall and Roman Catholic Church of the Name of Mary are some of the buildings dominating this square. Zmaj Jovina and Dunavska Street intersected with passages accommodating a multitude of shops, restaurants, craft shops, museums and galleries make the parts of always lively pedestrian zone of the central city core. Pašićeva Street with Zlatne Grede, Grčkoškolska, and Miletićeva Street and Marija Trandafil’s Square makes another important zone of the old core of Novi Sad. This is where you can see the Serbian Orthodox Congregational Church of Saint George, Platoneum, the building of the former Serbian Orthodox Grammar School, Serbian Orthodox Church of Relocation of the Relics of St. Nicholas – Saint Nicholas’ Church, Matica Srpska … Jevrejska Street, with a reputable Novi Sad Synagogue also belongs to the old core of Novi Sad in historical and architectural sense.
Cathedral Church of St. George was built 1720. - 1734. and it is located at Nikola Pasic Street. The original layout was disrupted in 1849 due to sufferingsin Buna, but her appearance was rebuilt in 1853. The second time the church was restored in 1902.
Interior of the temple is renovated and the Stevan Aleksic painted the wall decorations, iconostasis got a new wooden structure with carvings thanks to workshop “Retej and Benadek” from Budapest, and the icons for the church was painted by famous Serbian painter Paja Jovanovic.
In the courtyard of the Orthodox church is the oldest public monument in Novi Sad. It is an Orthodox cross of red marble erected in the second half of the XVIII century the work of an unknown author.
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Saint George's Cathedral
4 Nikole PašićaCathedral Church of St. George was built 1720. - 1734. and it is located at Nikola Pasic Street. The original layout was disrupted in 1849 due to sufferingsin Buna, but her appearance was rebuilt in 1853. The second time the church was restored in 1902.
Interior of the temple is renovated and the Stevan Aleksic painted the wall decorations, iconostasis got a new wooden structure with carvings thanks to workshop “Retej and Benadek” from Budapest, and the icons for the church was painted by famous Serbian painter Paja Jovanovic.
In the courtyard of the Orthodox church is the oldest public monument in Novi Sad. It is an Orthodox cross of red marble erected in the second half of the XVIII century the work of an unknown author.
Synagogue (projected by Hungarian architect Baumhorn Lipót - which construction began in 1905 and was completed in 1909) with Jewish school and Jewish community is one of the biggest in this part of Europe. On the site of the contemporary synagogue, during the 1749- 1906, there were four synagogues. The first synagogue was not on the site of today’s, but at the Kralja Aleksandra Street, earlier than 1717.The whole complex is built in recession style. All three facades are of yellow clinker brick, with a difference that the façade of the synagogue is ornamented. In 1944, the synagogue was an assembly place for Jews who would later be deported to the camps of death. Currently, while the synagogue is not used for religious ceremonies, it is used for many cultural concerts and events.
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Novi Sad Synagogue
11 JevrejskaSynagogue (projected by Hungarian architect Baumhorn Lipót - which construction began in 1905 and was completed in 1909) with Jewish school and Jewish community is one of the biggest in this part of Europe. On the site of the contemporary synagogue, during the 1749- 1906, there were four synagogues. The first synagogue was not on the site of today’s, but at the Kralja Aleksandra Street, earlier than 1717.The whole complex is built in recession style. All three facades are of yellow clinker brick, with a difference that the façade of the synagogue is ornamented. In 1944, the synagogue was an assembly place for Jews who would later be deported to the camps of death. Currently, while the synagogue is not used for religious ceremonies, it is used for many cultural concerts and events.
Shopping
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1 Bulevar Mihajla PupinaLocal green market where you can get organic vegetables, fruits, homemade cheese, organic eggs, honey and other honey products, fresh and baked fishs and other basic everyday things.
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Limanska pijaca
50 Bulevar cara Lazara Local green market where you can get organic vegetables, fruits, homemade cheese, organic eggs, honey and other honey products, fresh and baked fishs and other basic everyday things.
Promenada
119 Bulevar oslobođenja
Mercator Center
102 Bulеvar oslobođenja
dm drogerie markt d.o.o.
26 Bulevar Evropesports activities
Les Mills,Power Pilates, Power Yoga, Yoga4 Spine, Interval, C-core, MBW, Stretching, TRX Suspension training and SPA.
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World Class Park City
23c Narodnog frontaLes Mills,Power Pilates, Power Yoga, Yoga4 Spine, Interval, C-core, MBW, Stretching, TRX Suspension training and SPA.
The biggest park in Novi Sad - 12,9 ha - children playgrounds, double zip lajn, skate park, places for basketball, table tennis and bowling are integrated within the massive examples of greenery as well as groups of high and low deciduous trees which provide a puzzle like outlook of the park making it an ideal place to rest and relax.
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Limanski Park
8 Bulevar despota StefanaThe biggest park in Novi Sad - 12,9 ha - children playgrounds, double zip lajn, skate park, places for basketball, table tennis and bowling are integrated within the massive examples of greenery as well as groups of high and low deciduous trees which provide a puzzle like outlook of the park making it an ideal place to rest and relax.
Štrand - city Beach -opened for visitors in 1911. has playgrounds for children and different sports such as basketball, beach volley or head tennis for which they say was invented at this beach. Most vivid areas in Novi Sad and home to various concerts, festivals, sport competitions and other attractive events.
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Štrand
Štrand - city Beach -opened for visitors in 1911. has playgrounds for children and different sports such as basketball, beach volley or head tennis for which they say was invented at this beach. Most vivid areas in Novi Sad and home to various concerts, festivals, sport competitions and other attractive events.
The city quay has landscaped walking area with sports grounds, a running track, a rollerblading track and bicycles, benches to sit and enjoy the huge trees growing on Danube shore. Great view on Petrovaradin fortress.
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Sunčani Kej
Sunčani kejThe city quay has landscaped walking area with sports grounds, a running track, a rollerblading track and bicycles, benches to sit and enjoy the huge trees growing on Danube shore. Great view on Petrovaradin fortress.
Fisherman's Island - Located on the river away from the crowds, yet only 3 km from the city center. If you are looking to spend a relaxing afternoon close to the city you won’t be disappointed. Here you can rent a canoe or kayak, sailing on catamaran, you can fishing and find the best fish restaurants in Novi Sad.
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Ribarsko ostrvo
Fisherman's Island - Located on the river away from the crowds, yet only 3 km from the city center. If you are looking to spend a relaxing afternoon close to the city you won’t be disappointed. Here you can rent a canoe or kayak, sailing on catamaran, you can fishing and find the best fish restaurants in Novi Sad.
children's playground
The biggest park in Novi Sad - 12,9 ha. The central promenade, children playgrounds, skate park and space for dogs are integrated within the massive examples of greenery as well as groups of high and low deciduous trees which provide a puzzle like outlook of the park making it an ideal place to rest, relax or indulge in leisure activities.
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Limanski Park
8 Bulevar despota StefanaThe biggest park in Novi Sad - 12,9 ha. The central promenade, children playgrounds, skate park and space for dogs are integrated within the massive examples of greenery as well as groups of high and low deciduous trees which provide a puzzle like outlook of the park making it an ideal place to rest, relax or indulge in leisure activities.
Štrand - city Beach - most vivid areas in Novi Sad and home to various concerts, festivals, sport competitions and other attractive events. Štrand is located in the immediate vicinity of Limanski Park.
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Štrand
Štrand - city Beach - most vivid areas in Novi Sad and home to various concerts, festivals, sport competitions and other attractive events. Štrand is located in the immediate vicinity of Limanski Park.