€71.5 hours
Novi Sad: a self-guided walking tour from the old town to Petrovaradin Fortress, with audio, quizzes & free eSIM
Filippo Anzivino- Audio
- Quizzes
- Multiplayer
- Free eSIM
Novi Sad, made for wandering
Explore Novi Sad on foot through 1 self-guided tour and 8 local places. Start when you want, pause when you need, and take the city at your own pace.
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Novi Sad, one story at a time
Choose a self-guided audio tour and explore Novi Sad at your own pace.
Filippo AnzivinoPlaces worth knowing
Landmarks and hidden corners in Novi Sad
Find Novi Sad’s landmarks on the map, then open the stories behind them.
Belgrade Gate: the Baroque entrance to Petrovaradin
The Belgrade Gate is a 10-meter-high Baroque portal where the Austro-Hungarian era officially ended in Novi Sad. It serves as a key anchor on the classic route connecting the…
Church of the Name of Mary: the neo-Gothic heart of Liberty Square
Dominating Liberty Square with a 72-meter tower, Novi Sad's most famous landmark is locally known as 'the Cathedral'—even though it technically isn't one. The Church of the Name…
Danube Park: where the old town meets the river
Before it became the serene green corridor linking the old town to the river, this space was a muddy bog hollowed out to build river defenses. Today, Danube Park is a Category II…
Menrat’s palace
A grand furniture showroom that barely survived the 1960s bulldozers, Menrat's Palace now stands as a defining anchor of Novi Sad's main pedestrian route. A Masterpiece of…
Orthodox Bishop’s Palace: the ceremonial end of Zmaj Jovina Street
A striking red-brick palace anchors the end of Novi Sad's main pedestrian thoroughfare, hiding a history of bombardment and a secretly commissioned architect. Standing at the…
Petrovaradin Clock Tower: the fortress above the Danube
Discover a baroque fortress clock where the long hand points to the hour, designed so sailors and soldiers could read the time from the Danube below. Standing prominently on the…
Synagogue
Situated on Jevrejska Street just outside the city's main pedestrian historic core, the towering yellow brick facade of the Novi Sad Synagogue marks a site that has been the heart…
The Family Monument: remembering the Novi Sad Raid of 1942
Along the scenic banks of the Danube stands a stark, four-meter-tall bronze family, marking a site where civilians were marched onto the freezing river ice during the winter of…
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People also ask about Novi Sad
Are Ciceru’s Novi Sad tours self-guided?
Yes. Every Novi Sad tour is self-guided audio: start whenever you like, walk at your own pace, with no group and no fixed departure time.
How much does a Novi Sad tour cost?
Tours start from €7. You pay once per tour, with no subscription and no hidden fees.
How long is a typical Novi Sad tour?
Most tours take between one and three hours. Pause whenever you like and pick up where you left off.
Do I need to download an app?
No. Ciceru tours run directly in your mobile browser. Open the link and start walking.
Can I take a Novi Sad tour without a guide or group?
Absolutely. That is the whole idea: just you, your phone, and the city, on your own schedule.
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