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    • filter_dramaUnderstand
      Situated on the [wiki=8b927bf65f6b7f62f23d2a7143a18fa4]Danube[/wiki] River between [wiki=9fed5dae86e3030d9be3740efa198659]Budapest[/wiki] and [wiki=c87f42a2ab4a24074411dfd55ca71450]Belgrade[/wiki], it is a treasured regional and cultural centre. Novi Sad has a population of 400,000 in the wider urban area.
    • filter_dramaGet in
      Orientation: Novi Sad has good transport connections with nearby cities thanks to its great position. It is located about 80km to the northwest of [wiki=c87f42a2ab4a24074411dfd55ca71450]Belgrade[/wiki], about 300km from [wiki=9fed5dae86e3030d9be3740efa198659]Budapest[/wiki], 424 km from [wiki=a606fe014370d8c520a07f30df46ef10]Ljubljana[/wiki], 309km from [wiki=b827d268b3e75abe3c4419d959d93998]Zagreb[/wiki], 548 km from [wiki=bc8ead33389619cc05222e0315e41216]Podgorica[/wiki], 480 km from [wiki=654cd76590cebe0ba37e8d4cce8a96ee]Sofia[/wiki], 150km from [wiki=31accfc76d092adbd61fdef0ee13a17b]Timisoara[/wiki] ([wiki=0c7d5ae44b2a0be9ebd7d6b9f7d60f20]Romania[/wiki]), 100 km from the border town (with [wiki=fa79c3005daec47ecff84a116a0927a1]Hungary[/wiki]) of [wiki=6e9dcc64c89488ab97b4eb79b7418f94]Subotica[/wiki] and about 100km from the Romanian border town of [wiki=1e3a94575805416ec5ee4edf670d49f1]Jimbolia[/wiki].
      • By plane

        The city itself doesn't have an airport and the closest one is Nikola Tesla International Airport [url=http://www.beg.aero/code/navigate.php?Id=54]]near Belgrade (about 70 kilometers). There are no direct buses from the airport. Some taxi companies run regular cars between Belgrade Airport and Novi Sad, e.g. Autoturist [url=http://www.autoturist-ns.com/[/url]]tel. +381 63 504 587. KI-KI [url=http://www.kiki021.com/index.php/airports-pricelist-aerodromi-i-cene[/url]]has fixed prices for private transfers (4000 RSD / € 35) for a private car. Belgrade Airport Transfer [url=http://www.belgradeairporttransfer.com/[/url]]also offer transfers.

        Other useful airports with low-cost flights might be:
        * Budapest Ferihegy International Airport [url=http://www.bud.hu/[/url]](247 kilometers from Novi Sad, serving numerous low-cost airlines, the best way to get to Western/Northern Europe by plane)
        * Timisoara Traian Vuia International Airport [url=http://www.aerotim.ro/[/url]](126 kilometers from Novi Sad, serving Wizz Air[http://www.wizzair.com[/url])

      • By car

        E-75 highway that connects Belgrade and Budapest passes by some 5km from Novi Sad. Toll fare for passenger cars coming from Belgrade is 240RSD (or 3EUR). Prices for other types of vehicle (bus, truck) are higher.

        If you want to go in the direction of Zagreb, Ljubljana take E-70 highway which is some 40km south/west of Novi Sad.

      • By bus

        Using the bus is the most recommended option. The bus stations for long-distance trips are:

        * "Old bus station", at Bulevar Jaše Tomića 6 (still much more used than the new one) near the train station.
        * not in function since 2009: "New bus station", at the corner of Sentandrejski Put and Novosadskog partizanskog odreda, near "Novosadska Mlekara" (Novi Sad's dairy plant).

        Within Serbia, Novi Sad is connected by bus to all other major cities. The most frequent route is the one from [wiki=c87f42a2ab4a24074411dfd55ca71450]Belgrade[/wiki], with buses leaving every 15 minutes during peak hours and a total of nearly 100 journeys each day in each direction.

        Internationally, the city has frequent bus connections to [wiki=654cd76590cebe0ba37e8d4cce8a96ee]Sofia[/wiki] in [wiki=01a151debf2bfee8906f43f4342eb10b]Bulgaria[/wiki], [wiki=9fed5dae86e3030d9be3740efa198659]Budapest[/wiki] in [wiki=fa79c3005daec47ecff84a116a0927a1]Hungary[/wiki], [wiki=b827d268b3e75abe3c4419d959d93998]Zagreb[/wiki], [wiki=b67cef28b30b4b47a206a65c1436f866]Vukovar[/wiki], and [wiki=01ccd3eee99914dd5e68294a338e2694]Osijek[/wiki] in [wiki=560d4c6ff431c86546f3fcec72c748c7]Croatia[/wiki], [wiki=45cb61a48b985856d8bf1cb545661858]Sarajevo[/wiki] and [wiki=e807f25eba3e1387d1576b6de7b34416]Banja Luka[/wiki] in [wiki=96a6dd711874d4323dc2d3f932bd2ed3]Bosnia and Herzegovina[/wiki], and [wiki=b5b72e7242aae8d0b24a8f016a18e96f]Budva[/wiki], [wiki=070e7cf87d826ffece5d7f0b684dc11e]Tivat[/wiki], [wiki=bc8ead33389619cc05222e0315e41216]Podgorica[/wiki], [wiki=e5c8f82902b1ff0ee6e5cfc96d9d9fff]Herceg Novi[/wiki] in [wiki=4e92f9d2cdf0b8eb493ae3a19709d121]Montenegro[/wiki]. It is also reachable from [wiki=d8b00929dec65d422303256336ada04f]Germany[/wiki] and [wiki=9891739094756d2605946c867b32ad28]Austria[/wiki].

        For urban, domestic long-distance and international bus timetables in Serbian and English, visit the web site of JGSP Novi Sad, the city public transport company at [http://www.gspns.rs].

      • By bike

        The cycling route EuroVelo 6 [http://www.eurovelo6.org/rubriques/gauche/the-stages/budapest-belgrade] connects Novi Sad to Hungary and to Belgrade by following the Danube river. Novi Sad has dedicated cycle-paths along most of its avenues.

      • By train

        Daily trains to and from Budapest are around 20 euro (Return tickets are 26 Euro). They are 6 person shared compartments though, and going north may be filled with kids going to Budapest to party.

    • filter_dramaGet around
      Walk, the city centre is actually quite small and most of the interesting sights, bars and hotels are all within easy walking distance. There are plenty of street maps, especially in the centre, so you can find your way easily.
      * Public transport service. [http://www.gspns.rs/index.php]. Novi Sad has an excellent bus service. Ticket for one ride (no matter how far you go as long you don't change the bus) costs 55 RSD and is bought from the driver.
      * Taxis are not overly expensive (by Western standards), the minimum fare varies between 80 and 100 RSD, with a cross-city trip typically costing 200-300 RSD. It helps to have the address written out although many taxi drivers speak fair, sometimes even excellent, English. However, be careful of taxis unaffiliated with one of the major firms (especially at the train station), or you may pay up to four times more than your fare should be. Some good taxi companies: Pan, Vojvodjani, SOS, Delta, Novus, Naš, Vip, Red, MB.
      UPDATE (as of late 2014): Warning! The aforementioned bogus taxis have now somehow managed to acquire official "TX" license plates and are allowed to queue at regular taxi stands, nevertheless they still use tampered meters and will definitely rip you off. They usually put up slightly misspelled logos of one of the well-known companies ('Delia' or 'Delux' instead of Delta; 'Grad' instead of Grand etc.) To be on the safe side, you can always text your desired pick up address to the "taxi-proxy" service at 069 5555 021 which will send the nearest car from any of the registered companies.
    • filter_dramaSee
      The fortress of Petrovaradin[url=http://www.peterwardein.com]]on the right bank of the Danube. A fortress that no enemy has ever taken, it now contains a museum, "Muzej Grada Novog Sada" (Novi Sad City Museum) gathering all ancient objects of the region from the prehistorical era until today, large number of small art studios and living spaces of artists, underground military galleries - corridors, few clubs and few cafes and a delicatessen. It also has a small Observatory and Planetarium [http://www.adnos.org[/url], open on Saturdays from 7PM-12PM. The observatory is open when skies are clear, while the Planetarium, which is near the Museum, is open every Saturday. The staff are young, fun and speak excellent English. The 5* hotel and three restaurants offer beautiful views of the Danube and of Novi Sad, and have recently been reopened, after extensive renovation and refurbishment works.
      * The Old town hall, right on the main city square called Trg Slobode
      * The Church of the great martyr St. George, Serb Orthodox church in Pašićeva street
      * The Church of Virgin's name, Catholic church in the center on Trg Slobode
      * Dvorac Dundjerski an old castle, wonderfully preserved, situated to the north of Novi Sad.
      * The Novi Sad Synagogue, a beautiful Synagogue in the center of the city, in Jevrejska street.
      • Museums

        Foreign art collection 29 Dunavska, 451 259 Open: 9-16 every day except on Monday. This is the largest museum collection of foreign art in Serbia. In 1966, Doctor Branko Ilić donated his art collection of 136 paintings of foreign artists, 279 pieces and sculptures, period furniture and other items of applied arts to the town of Novi Sad and the Province. The legacy consists of the works of Western European schools from the XVI century until the end of the XIX century, mostly from the area of Central Europe (France, Germany, Italy and Austria).
        * Vojvodina Museum 36-37 Dunavska Street, 420-566, 526-555, Open: 9.00-19.00h on working days, closed on Monday, 9.00-14.00 h on weekends. Entry price for foreigners 100 RSD or 200 RSD with an English speaking guide. Vojvodina from Paleolithic up to the XX century. Also, there's Dinaric Ethnic house "Brvnara" in Bački Jarak (15 kilometers north from Novi Sad).
        * Matica Srpska Gallery - (Галерија Матице српске), 1 Trg galerija, also pedestrian access from Bulevar Mihajla Pupina. (GPS coord. 45.252511, 19.845704). Ticket 200 RSD.

    • filter_dramaDo
      This festival, founded in 2000 as an onset to the democratic revolution in the country, attracts more and more visitors every year. It has a wider variety of music genres such as Rock, Dance, Reggae, Hip-Hop, Folk, and Techno. Many world famous bands played on the festival (Slayer, Moloko, Iggy Pop, Snoop Dogg, Wu-Tang-Clan, Public Enemy, Billy Idol, Pet Shop Boys, The Cult, HIM and many DJs from around Europe and Asia) and in the year 2004 it was listed as the biggest cultural event of South-Central/Eastern Europe.
      * A stroll around the city's imposing boulevards and along the Danube river, for example the route Kralja Aleksandra - Trg Slobode - Zmaj Jovina - Dunavska - Beogradski Kej - Kej Žrtava Racije
      * If the weather is nice, sit down at one of the cafés around Spens and enjoy [url=http://www.vremenskaprognozanovisad.com]Weather Novi Sad[/url] - Check the weather anyway!
      * The Mountaineering club Naftaš usually organizes a hike on Saturday or Sunday on Fruska Mountain and in the Novi Sad vicinity. [url=http://www.pdnaftas.org.rs]]mailto:prilozi@pdnaftas.org.rs GPS tracks of regular hiking paths is available on PD Naftaš website[http://www.pdnaftas.org.rs/index.php/gps-tragovi/584-azirirani-trekovi-planinarskih-markacija-na-fruskoj-gori[/url]
      * The Železnicar Association of mountaineers and skiers organizes a hiking trip every Sunday on Fruska Mountain and in the Novi Sad vicinity. Trg Galerija 4, 529 978 [http://www.psdzeleznicarns.org.rs] mailto:zeleznicar.nsad@neobee.net
      * Must visit in summer - "Strand" - means beach, the most beatiful sand beach on the Danube river! It is open usually the whole year with free entry except for the swimming season which is usually from 15. May to 15. September when the entry is around half a Euro.
      *Book a Novi Sad Greeter! NS Greeters are positive, flexible and friendly people of different profiles who are proud of their town and are ready to present it in a unique way. For a few hours during the day they will be your hosts and will make you fall in love with Novi Sad. As a part of the Global Greeter Network they are volunteers and do not charge for tours. All they expect is to put a smile on your face!
    • filter_dramaBuy
      Coats good quality (particularly for the harsh winter) and very cheap.
      * Jewelry at stores such as Zlatara AS in Jevrejska street or other stores in Železnička street. Good quality at much lower than western prices.
      * Leather goods at The Manual Company, a modern franchise based on high quality luxury leather, handmade at affordable prices. Various shops, one at Zmaj Jovina 18
      * Quality goods, especially sportswear, can be found at Spens
      * Mercator (opened 2007 - shopping mall)
      * Merkur (opened 2007)
      * Bazzaar (shopping mall at the city center)
      * NewNork (renovated shopping mall at the city center across the street from the Opera House)
      * Futoška pijaca and Riblja pijaca are two open-air markets in the city center where you can buy cheap clothes, local fresh produce and some groceries imported from Hungary.
    • filter_dramaEat
      After a hearty breakfast with meat, Serbians traditionally work eight hours straight before having their "lunch" between 15:00-18:00. Obviously this is by far the biggest meal of the day, with huge quantities of soup, roasted meat and potatoes, and a pickle salad as a side dish. Restaurants are typically open until 22:00.
      • Sandwiches & pancakes

        Frustuk bar corner Petra Drapsina and Laze Kostica Novi Sad, 021/522 777. GPS 45.250036,19.8399 Excellent vegetarian and non-vegetarian sandwiches!
        - Pancakes have to taste.

        * Maja - Here you can buy Novi Sad's trademark sandwich "Index". In a place next to it, you can eat good gyros. Situated close to Novosadski Sajam (Novi Sad Fair).
        * Disney - Excellent pancakes. Bulevar Cara Lazara 92. Phone: 021/533-222 [http://www.diznipalacinke.com]

      • Snacks

        Sultans of Istanbul - Baklava Carstvo - Maksima Gorkog 1a, Lokal II - Best Baklavas in town, eat in or take away.
        *Pizzeria Adrijana - Zmaj Jovina 1
        * Pizza & Gyros "Stomi" - Braće Popović 8 (Novi Sad Fair) - Delicious gyros and pizza.
        * Good Food - cheap burgers, sandwiches and gyros, Jevrejska 3 in the city center
        * Obelix - Futoški put 59 - All kinds of Grill, burgers, ćevap (kebab)... Very popular place.
        * Dottore per la pizza - Maksima Gorkog 10 - Best Pizza in Town, also hot-dogs and crepes.
        * Jefta - one of the most popular places to eat a hamburger.
        * Bubi - one of the most popular places to eat a hamburger. Often is very crowded. Situated close to Novosadski Sajam (Novi Sad Fair) or at the Vojvodina fotball stadium
        * Pekara "Djani" - Bakery (you can buy burek here). Rase Radujkova 10,Novo Naselje
        * Amigos Chicken - Amigos Wings - Chicken wings are spoken of highly. Stevana Sremca br.1

      • Budget

        Mali Niš, Fruškogorska 16, 459 521
        * Niš, Jovana Popovića 27, 504 650
        * Marina, Trg Mladenaca 4, 424-353. very nice restaurant just few minutes from the centre of Novi Sad. Pleasant, with terrace and good food.
        * Bor (The Pine), Temerinski put 57a, 412-424.
        * Jet Set, Temerinski put 41, 414-511.
        * Doria, Sutjeska 2. Cafe/Pizzeria. Good pizzas and pastas, 350-500 CSD. Near the sports stadium.
        * Alaska koliba Kamenička ada 1,365-683.
        * Dunav, Kamenička ada bb, 365-683.
        * Lipa , Svetozara Miletića 7-9 (Under the lime-tree), 615-259.
        * Chicken Tikka, on the Vojvodiina stadium, near building SPENS. Nice and pleasant.
        * Staro zdanje, Trg Marije Trandafil 1, 527 040
        * McDonald's, Trg Slobode 3, 021/423 938. Now includes McCafé.
        * Kentucky Fried Chicken, Novosadskog Sajma 2
        * Konoba - delicious fast-food experts. Awesome staff, very tasty food.
        * Leskovacki Rostilj, Bulevar Oslobodjenja. Serbian version of a hamburger. Cheap, tasty and filling.

      • Mid-range

        Veliki Hip new restaurant. Authentic local cuisine. Nikole Pasica 24. 021553420 [http://www.cafeveliki.com]
        * Secuan First ever Chinese restaurant in Novi Sad. Expensive for local standards, .Dunavska 16 Novi Sad 529-693
        * Ribarsko ostrvo[url=http://ribarskoostrvo.rs/en]](Fisherman's Island)Ribarsko ostrvo 4, Novi Sad +381 21 466-979
        * Derbi Sutjeska 2 Novi Sad 611-347
        * 2 Štapića - Chinese take-out. Situated near SPENS on corner of Cara Lazara and Fruškogorska streets. [http://www.2stapica.com[/url]
        * Surabaja Indonesian restaurant, behind the church. Primorska 26 Novi Sad 413-400
        * Fontana Excellent traditional meat restaurant. Paid 90 CSD for great bowl of soup, 290 CSD for traditional Bosnian Cevapcici (ground meat skewers) and 390 CSD for a huge mixed grill. Staff very friendly, nice terrace with fountain in the summer. Also hotel. Nikole Pašića 27 Novi Sad 621-779
        * A'dam Excellent new place, very tasty food. Laze Teleckog 28 Novi Sad 472-7704

      • Splurge

        Dukat (The Ducat) Đorđa Rajkovića 12 Novi Sad 525-190 [http://www.dukat.co.yu]
        * Zak, Safarikova 6, one of the finest restaurants in the region. Prices range from €10-20 per main course.
        * Salas 84 - excellent, about 30 km from Novi Sad to the north-east. It's worth to see it!
        * Fish & Zelenis - Mediterranean cuisine. Expensive. Skerliceva street

      • Sweets

        Poslastičarnica Figaro, Mite Ružića Street, behind church in parallel street to Zmaj Jovina. Only 30 RSD for nice piece of pastry and 50 RSD for Espresso.
        * Cafe Poslastičarnica Twin, Zmaj Jovina 8. Excellent cakes and coffee!
        * Mozart Cafe - Cakes, ice cream and sweets. Bulevar Oslobođenja 46.
        * Europa - Ice cream and sweets. Situated in city center.
        * Vremeplov - meaning "Time machine", Bulevar Oslobodjenja (next to EPS bilding), Wonderful 1920s looking place, but with high prices for local standard, not followed by high quality of food.

      • Vegetarian

        Green House - vegetarian snacks, sandwiches, muffins, cakes. Vojvode Knicánina 1, phone: +381 21 654 1305.
        *Falafel Factory[url=http://www.falafelns.com]]- great vegetarian food: falafel, soups, sweets... Njegoseva 18, phone: +381 21 520 775.
        *Ananda Veggie[http://www.ananda.rs[/url] - special tea mixes, pizza, burgers, falafel, sandwiches, sweeties and daily menu. 100% VEGAN! Petra Drapsina 51, +381631088978

    • filter_dramaDrink
      As a university town, Novi Sad is known for a lively bar scene. There are lots of nice bars in the small streets to the west of Zmaj Jovina, around Njegoševa and Grčkoškolska streets.

      Outdoor drinking (in summer): at Zmaj Jovina/Dunavska (slightly more relaxed) and at the sports stadium (locally referred to as Silicon Valley because of the alleged preponderance of breast implants)

      * Lager & Wine Beautifull bar / pub with supreme selection of international beer and wine with food to pair with, at the address: Ulica Svetozara Miletića 17, center of Novi Sad. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LagerAndWine?ref=stream&viewer_id=0&filter=1
      *The best honey rakija in town and one of the most popular pubs with an upstairs bar and patio and downstairs bar. A "must go" to try the honey rakija...
      *
      * Cuba Libre Check details at [url=http://www.cubalibre.co.yu]]Ulica Laze Telečkog 13 o64
      * Trafika Lively young atmosphere. Ulica Laze Telečkog.
      * "RST" Cafe Club regularly changing programs, from open jam sessions over romantic evenings to domestic rock and pop bands
      * Trema (Stage fright) Probably the largest bar in Novi Sad, musical events, mixed audience. In the Serbian national theatre. Behind the entrance, take the stairs to the left. Pozorišni trg 1 Novi Sad 451-232
      * Bistro Ulica Modene, extremely dark bar next to Cezar Pizza but fairly relaxed atmosphere inside. Youngish, slightly alternative crowd.
      * Sistem I dance/pick up bar, expensive and posh dress. Ulica Modene.
      * Adresa cocktail bar, stylish crowd. Ulica Modene.
      * Cafe "The Sting" Vojvodina Stadium 458-155 mailto:cafethesting@yahoo.com
      * Foxtrot Futoška 23 Novi Sad 622-904
      * Pipping Cafe Club in the Cultural Center of Novi Sad. Katolička porta 5 Novi Sad
      * NS Time Bul. Despota Stefana bb Novi Sad
      * Absolut Zmaj Jovina 12 Novi Sad
      * Pivnica Gusan Zmaj Jovina 12 Novi Sad - one of the best pubs
      * Irish Pub - an Irish pub, [http://www.irishpub-redcow.com[/url]
      * Big mama Zmaj Jovina 2 Novi Sad 613-442
      * Sterija Pozorišni trg 1 Novi Sad
      * Models Ilije Ognjanovića 24 Novi Sad 612-058
      * Cafe Club Bar Ego 622-029
      * Club Hedonista 529-438 [http://www.bokikaraoke.org.rs]
      * ROUTE66 Novi Sad [url=http://www.route66-ns.com]]Bulevar Despota Stefana 5. International live concerts, great DJ music, lounge feeling, video performance, garden, promotions, company parties, birthday parties, program for kids with animation, happy hour for coffee, internet & WLAN for free, free parking, open for all kind of events, smiling staff.
      * Kafe Bar "Braća Drinić" Branka Ćopića/474-83-80 [http://www.hotelbracadrinic.com[/url] hotelbracadrinic@neobee.net
      *only electronic music, after parties & free entrance
      *Nice and quiet place in the center of Novi Sad
    • filter_dramaSleep
      • Budget

        friendly staff

        * on the out skirts of Novi Sad but a great place to stay non the less due to it's fantastic roof terrace, 24 hour bar, bbq and music. Great friendly family run institution also. Large rooms and aircon available

        * From €12 per person/per night private single room. 5 minutes' walk from the Exit Festival or the Danube promenade, the Dunavska street and Petrovaradinska tvrdjava. Address: Restaurant - Kisačka street 21, Rooms - Zlatne Grede street 15. Bela Lada is also an international restaurant with Gypsy music, where you can try all kinds of wine. On the wall of the restaurant are 2000 different bottles of wine from all over the world.

        * Very central hostel close to many bars and restaurants

        * Internet and WiFi.

        * Near the main city square, friendly service, clean

        *

        *

      • Mid-range

        CitiHotel Veliki [url=http://www.veliki.rs/],][mailto:info@veliki.rs info@veliki.rs[/url]. Nikole Pašića 24, Novi Sad 021-4723840. Comfortable apartments, free wi-fi. From €30.

        * Voyager apartmans [url=http://www.voyagerns.co.rs/]][mailto:voyager@neobee.net voyager@neobee.net[/url]. Strazilovska 16. From €45.

        * Fontana, Nikole Pašića 17. Phone:(021) 6621-779. Average rooms above the restaurant, also a huge apartment. Very friendly staff though limited English. From €25 per night.

        * Novi Sad, [url=http://www.hotelnovisad.rs].][mailto:office@hotelnovisad.rs office@hotelnovisad.rs[/url]. Bulevar Jase Tomića. Phone: 442-511, fax: 443-072. From €34.

        * Hotel Braća Drinić [url=http://www.hotelbracadrinic.com],][mailto:hotelbracadrinic@neobee.net hotelbracadrinic@neobee.net[/url]. Branka Ćopića 122 38121/474-83-80. Nice and modern rooms from €25.

        * Vojvodina [mailto: vojvodina@visitnovisad.rs vojvodina@visitnovisad.rs]. Trg Slobode 2. 622-122, 615-445. From €34.

        * Norcev [mailto:norcev@visitnovisad.rs norcev@visitnovisad.rs]. Elektrovojvodina, Iriški venac 021-480-0222, 021-6622-259. From €47.

        *CAR-Royal apartments, [url=http://www.hotel-car.net],][mailto:car.ap@sbb.rs car.ap@sbb.rs[/url]. Cara Dusana 71. Phone: +381 21 63 62 200, + 381 21 63 62 201 mobile: +381 69 63 62 20 fax: +381 21 63 62 302. The place is situated close to the Novi Sad Fair and is well connected to the rest of the city.

        *Lux apartment [url=http://www.novisad-hotels.com/index.php/prop-26.html]Luksuzni apartman[/url]. Felegi Tivadora 8. Phone: +381 64 1400088. Modern apartment with lcd television close to Novi Sad center and Fair.

        *Lora apartment [url=http://www.loraapartment.com/].]Narodnog fronta 11. Stylish furnished apartment with a kitchen, bathroom and a spacious lounge in Novi Sad close to the center, city beach and two shopping malls.

        *Tourist resort Ribarsko ostrvo[http://ribarskoostrvo.rs/onama[/url].Ribarsko ostrvo 4,Novi Sad. This famous place offers its visitors all the natures pleasantries in an relaxing environment on the river bank. Ribarsko ostrvo consists of three restaurants and bungalows. Phone: +381 21 466 978.

      • Splurge

        placed in a very center of the city of Novi Sad, near the central pedestrian zone and most of the city sights and monuments.

        * Hotel Prezident" 5 star, part of the Best Western hotels, Futoska 109 [http://www.prezidenthotel.com]

        * Hotel Park 35 Novosadskog sajma, just opened. €50-400/bed, breakfast, swimming pool, sauna, without a residence tax.

        * Hotel Zenit Zmaj Jovina 8. Telephone: +381 (0)21 6621 444, Fax: +381 (0)21 6621 327 [url=http://www.hotelzenit.rs]] mailto:office@hotelzenit.rs From €50. Well air-conditioned rooms, rich and multifarious buffet. Rooms are always clean and spotless. Hospitable and very polite staff. If you book in advance you can even reserve a parking space for your vehicle.

        *Hotel Leopold I On the famous Petrovaradin fortress, spectacular views to the Novi Sad, 58 twin or double rooms and apartments, satellite tv, internet, car park.

        *Hotel Mediteraneao very close to Zenit, new and modern [http://www.hotelmediteraneo.rs[/url]
        * B&B Hotel with the largest fitness centre in the city. All guests enjoy complimentary use of gym and sauna.

        * Located in the business part of the city offering all possible amenities to businessmen and other demanding travelers. Employees speak English, Dutch, and Italian.

        * The hotel by the measure of business people.Pleasant atmosphere, friendly staff and the top level services is how you will remember the hotel “Aleksandar”.

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      If you have enjoyed Novi Sad, you should also consider visiting:

      *[wiki=264b3241bceb354078d3483d5a895375]Sremski Karlovci[/wiki], beautiful small town just 8km from Novi Sad with well preserved architecture. Annual "Wine Festival" is held there every September.
      *Fruška Gora, national park and mountain on the southern side of the Danube, famous for its marathon and many monasteries.
      *Palić lake , very popular summer resort amongst locals, near Subotica.
      *Sombor, sleepy little town full of friendly locals, delightful architecture and a good nightlife scene despite its small size. The local theatre is worth seeing but it's closed during summer.
      *[wiki=c87f42a2ab4a24074411dfd55ca71450]Belgrade[/wiki]
      *[wiki=6e9dcc64c89488ab97b4eb79b7418f94]Subotica[/wiki]
      *[wiki=31accfc76d092adbd61fdef0ee13a17b]Timisoara[/wiki], popular student city in Romania. Unfortunately no direct buses from Novi Sad. Take a bus to Srpska Crnja, cross the border near Jimbolia and take a train to Timisoara.
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      [wiki=44b47430ef13599f703f851ca1ae42ef]pl:Nowy Sad[/wiki]
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