Sightseeing

Dunavska st and Zmaj Jovina st are main social, cultural and shopping streets in the old city centre, vivid and picturesque will not leave you indifferent. Along the walk you can see The City Hall, The Serbian National Theatre, The Novi Sad Cathedral, The Church of St George, The Bishop's Palace, The Wite House of Banovina (the citizens used to call it unleavened round cake), beautiful squares, monuments, interesting buildings and surprising passages and back yards. You'll get acquainted with the easy going rhythm and sincere hospitality of the local people.

 

Museum tour

The Museum of Vojvodina, one of the oldest and the richest museum institutions in Serbia, keeps the objects of rare artistic and museum value which are important for the history and the culture of the people in Vojvodina. The City Museum of Novi Sad displays the permanent exhibition 'Novi Sad, Its Past and Present' and is located in The Gunboat building at the Petrovaradin Fortress, itself the historical monument. Considering the beauty of the collections, there is no doubt you'll find these places both interesting and exciting.

 

Art tour

The Matica Srpska Gallery exhibits chronologically the art works most valuable for the national history of art. The Memorial Collection of Pavle Beljanski gallery and The Rajko Mamuzic Donative Collection gallery keep the exceptional art works of the Serbian 20th century fine art. All three are situated at The Gallery Square. And what about contemporary art? Well-known artists in their studios at the Petrovaradin Fortres will tell you the answer.

 

The Village party

This party is planned for first night. It has basic aim to make our differences smaller, to provide us chance to get to know each other, experience other cultures. So we're suggesting you to bring typical food and drink of your country, so that we can all feel at least one little part of your home.