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1. Petrovaradin Catacombs
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 38 reviews
This creative work shop is a kind of expedition in which the consumers “dive’ into the underground of fortress Petrovaradin. You`ll experience the 300 years old underground, smell the soil and clay, inhale dust and spirits of ancient warriors. You will hear the hearth beats of those close to you and you will touch the walls of one of the most beautiful master pieces of fortifications. We are going to an adventure which is a creative workshop of the association “3D World – UGRIP” who is exploring the underground and struggling for its preservation. Ahead of us lie more than 30 kilometers of tunnels of which only 900 meters are officially explored. The maize of the tunnels is shaped in four levels of defense with more than 10 floors of galleries one beneath the other. If you heard about the stories of dragon who is feasting with curious tourists and treasure hunters, about hidden nazi train, about the tunnel beneath the Danube river, about the tiger ...
Reviewed By BUBAMARA2020
Great fun! Amazing team .Best way to spend day in Novi Sad .I will definitelly go back and continue exploring this amazing fortress.
2. City Hall (Gradska kuca)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By 622varunv
Let's just start from how beautiful the building is. Build in the classic art nouveau style it depicts of the Hungarian style Architecture. Around the city hall there are a lot of cafes to sit by and enjoy coffee or probably a drink while you cherish the beautiful architecture that surrounds you in the form of the TRG Republic , the theatre, public library etc.
3. Skadarlija
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,074 reviews
Reviewed By Lam760 - Nottingham, United Kingdom
A cobbled street in the old town part of Belgrade, and if your looking for a great place to have evening meal this is the street lined with restaurants bars each side of the cobbled road on a slight incline, wear suitable footwear, unlike some ladies I seen wearing highheeels they did struggle, there’s trees over hanging some restaurants at night it’s all lit up the seats outside was the ones to get (weather permitting) there’s a group of 3 gentle go from restaurant to restaurant with their instruments and play at your table and sing your requested songs, like us a group we sang along they loved it so did the restaurant owners obviously creating a nice cheerful atmosphere. All the restaurants menu are varied, we ended up sitting at the first one on the right walking down, mostly authentic Serbian food and great mixed grills, there’s a bar called the red bar which we called for a few beers too it was all reasonably priced food and drink 4500 dinar for starters mains and drinks for 4 Pearson’s, walk to the bottom of the street turn right then double back on yourself and there’s some great bars there too. We found a real ale pub with music and stayed till late. Great place just like rest of the city but this is my favourite for both having a beer or eating or combination of both. Can’t wait to go back. One very impressed English tourist ❤️
4. Church of the Holy Mother of God
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By 171jelenas - Belgrade, Serbia
Beautiful Church on a Kalemegdan. It's beautiful both from the outside (covered in ivy) and from the inside, where you can find a very peculiar detail - a chandelier made from bullets fired during the First World War.
5. Crkva Svetog Marka
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 491 reviews
Reviewed By witston - Newmarket, United Kingdom
A beautiful Church quite near to the Belgrade Fortress. Certainly worth a visit if you are in the area.
6. The Name of Mary Church
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4.5 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By johnsoutham - Doncaster, United Kingdom
Had a lovely guided tour around the city centre which included the Mary church and freedom square , some very impressive buildings .
7. St. Sava Temple
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4.5 based on 3,077 reviews
Reviewed By rankomiletin - Belgrade, Serbia
Still in progress but anyway so beautiful! Located in the heart of Belgrade, and u should come to see the biggest church in the world!
8. Knez Mihailova
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4.5 based on 3,052 reviews
Reviewed By ArmyRangeratMIT - Wayne, United States
Staying at the Moskva Hotel and ready for adventure, I dropped my bags and headed out for a walk down the famous pedestrian street… My senses were immediately tickled by the smell of mulled wine, and as I sipped it nice and hot, I passed by kiosks with local artists and lots of shops… Then on to Saint Sava’s and the fortress, and my first jaunt in Belgrade was a success!!
9. Dunavska Street
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 427 reviews
Reviewed By IgorMarkovic - Smederevo, Serbia
This lovely part of Novi Sad's pedestrian zone can surely be regarded as one of the symbols of this beautiful city. The fact that it has so many beautiful old buildings of different liveable colors and that it is so small and cozy makes it one of the city cites you simply have to visit. The street is always crowdy and it sometimes feels that it is the most important place in the capital of Vojvodina region. Dunavska street is most beautiful in spring, where all of the colors simply show off more. Don't miss it and don't just pass it by, take a minute and enjoy it!
10. Fruska Gora Monasteries
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By Zocky - Belgrade, Serbia
Fruska Gora is very interesting place to visit.There is a lot Serbian Orthodox Church/Monasteries build in middle Ages time, during the Turkish occupation of Serbia,because that was part of Hungarian Empire. All those Monasteries are hidden in the mountain and woods.They are compared with Wholly mountain Atos in Greece.
