What’s it Like in SERBIA? Exploring NOVI SAD 🇷🇸

A day trip from Belgrade to Novi Sad, where I explored significant landmarks such as Petrovaradin Fortress, the Danube Riverfront, and Trg Slobode (Liberty Square).

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To gain a comprehensive understanding of Serbia beyond its capital, a visit to Novi Sad is highly recommended. This city, situated along the Danube, showcases notable architecture reflecting the historical influence of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Upon arrival at Petrovaradin Station, I commenced my exploration on foot. This afforded an opportunity to observe the suburban landscape, pausing for breakfast and a brief visit to a local church. Subsequently, I explored the well-preserved architecture of the Lower Town, historically integrated within the fortress complex, before proceeding to ascend the steps towards the main observation points of Petrovaradin Fortress.

Constructed primarily in the 18th century as a defensive measure against the Ottoman Empire, Petrovaradin Fortress offers impressive panoramic views. The prominent clock tower is a notable feature. The extensive fortifications and numerous points of interest could easily occupy a full day of exploration.

Although the on-site museum was closed, I located an entrance to the subterranean tunnel network. However, due to safety considerations, I opted not to venture fully into this area. Instead, I crossed Varadin Bridge to Memorial Park, where I encountered the memorial commemorating Victims of Fascism during World War II.

This insightful day broadened my understanding of the rich history evident in this region of Serbia. My exploration continued into Novi Sad's city center, encompassing Dunavski Park, the Palata Dunavske Banovine, and the principal commercial thoroughfares of Zmaj Jovina and Dunavska streets. The city possessed a vibrant atmosphere, with many residents enjoying the evening.

The architectural landscape of this area is characterized by its elegant Austro-Hungarian heritage. The local churches and cathedrals provided a tangible connection to the city's appearance a century prior.
As I returned to Novi Sad Station, I reflected on the city's remarkable character and my fortunate experience of exploring it under favorable weather conditions.

Chapters
📖 00:00 Arriving in Petrovaradin
📖 01:44 Walking Through Petrovaradin
📖 03:56 Belgrade Gate (Entering the Lower Town)
📖 05:44 Steps to the Upper Town
📖 06:09 Petrovaradin Fortress
📖 07:56 Destroyed Bridge in Novi Sad (Franz Joseph Bridge)
📖 10:10 The Gibraltar of Serbia?
📖 10:46 Mysterious Tunnels Under Petrovaradin Fortress
📖 10:09 The Mighty Danube River Crossing!
📖 13:52 Memorial to the Victims of Fascism Novi Sad
📖 15:00 Danube Park & Boat Building
📖 16:27 Novi Sad Old Town (Liberty Square)
📖 17:19 Name of Mary Church, Novi sad
📖 19:01 Hidden Gems of Novi Sad (Католичка порта)
📖 19:30 Novi Sad to Belgrade

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