Main street in Novi Sad. As itself not very beautiful, because of a lot of renovated facades and neon signs, but as a part of great Novi Sad history and culture offer is very satisfying. See also Laza Telečki street for good pubs, clubs and coffee places. More

You will end up around this street on any visit to Novi Sad, but you'll be wondering why it's flagged as a must see in guide books. It's pleasant rather than pretty, pedestrianised and full of dull clothes shops and pizza parlours. Nothing in the way of nice restaurants or cafes or local shops. If you did miss it then... More

If you visit Belgrade for more than 2-3 days, go to Novi Sad (by train, taxi, private), you won't be dissappointed. The Petrovaradin castle is memorable, but most of all, the historic centre of the town is amazing, you feel you are acting in a movie, the time has been freezed there. Everything newly renovated. Unforgetable. More

beautiful old houses painted in vivid colours. Nice restaurants, and beautiful park. More

Its one of the oldest streets in Novi Sad and great to walk along. In continuation of the Dunavska Street is Dunavski park where is located the monument of Djura Jaksic. At the other side of Dunavska street is Zmaj Jovina street, the main street where is, beside many impressive buildings. The Orthodox Cathedral is around the corner. This is... More