When acquaintances from abroad come to visit, I usually take them to the Museum of Vojvodina. The common deeds of the population of Vojvodina to contribute to the history of Europe are kept here.
Beautiful landscapes blended with warm shades of yellow and red are an opportunity to visit picnic areas of Fruška gora. Our suggestion for this weekend is Letenka.
The Museum of Vojvodina, beside the Museum of Accession in 1918, has another new permanent exhibition, and that is the Medical Museum Collection - Pasteur's Institute.
The New Hopovo Monastery conquers with its beauty. For many art historians, the monastery complex has exceptional value because its builders managed to unite medieval Serbian architecture, Vlachs, and even Islamic influences into a harmonious whole.
With its charming architecture, fascinating history, colorful culture and numerous cafes and restaurants, Novi Sad, together with its surroundings, is a place where everyone can be completely relaxed and feel welcomed.
Lonely Planet brought the city a flattering title of the third destination in the world for the year 2019; actually, there is nothing unusual about it, because Novi Sad keeps attracting tourists by its urban heritage, a mixture of cultures, a pleasant atmosphere and a large number of events.
Belgrade is always nice, but it is especially interesting in December and January, since two Christmases and two New-Year’s Eves celebrated according to the Gregorian and the Julian calendars.
To be an artist and live inside and about Petrovaradin Fortress, which itself is a par excellence architectural achievement, is certainly a sign of its own kind. That elusive blend of tradition, history, legends, warmth and the artistic easiness of existence is only possible to experience at the Atelier of fine-art photographer Dragan Kurucić.
The Museum of Applied Arts celebrated its 69th birthday this year. Within the ceremonial celebration of the seventh decade of its existence, the exhibition “Fashion in Modern Serbia”, whose author is Draginja Maskareli, has also been opened.
As one of the rare unterminated traditions of the Serbian nation, the so-called Krsna Slava, has been inscribed on the UNESCO Representative Intangible Cultural Heritage List since 2014. Since August this year, a theatrical piece has been performed as part of Belgrade’s regular tourist programs in the Residence of Princess Ljubica, vividly presenting visitors how a Serbian Slava is celebrated.
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