On your visit to Europe, you shouldn’t miss the Balkans and a country named Serbia and its beauties. Subotica, Novi Sad, Belgrade and Niš are Serbia’s main cities worth exploring. Today, we it’s all about the city of Novi Sad.
Also known as the Serbian Athens, Novi Sad is situated in the Vojvodina region. These are the most famous sights you need to explore while staying there.
Miletić Square
Miletić Square is located in the city center. There you can find the beautiful City Hall and the breathtaking Cathedral. On the square is also a big statue of Svetozar Miletić, the famous Serbian politician and journalist who lived in the 19th century.
Petrovaradin Fortress
The beautiful fortress is located on banks of the Danube River, and it is one of the main and most visited sites in Serbia. Also known as the Gibraltar of Danube, the building’s construction began in 1692 and finished almost a century later, in 1780. There are hidden underground tunnels, as well.
Danube’s Street
Danube’s Street is considered one of the oldest streets in Novi Sad. This well-known promenade is full of small boutiques, pastry shops and little cafes. At the end of the street there is a huge, beautiful park, which also bears the Danube name.