Novi Sad: a self-guided walking tour from the old town to Petrovaradin Fortress, with audio, quizzes & free eSIM

Novi Sad grew between two very different worlds: a commercial city on one bank of the Danube and a vast Habsburg fortress watching from the other. That borderland history is still written across its streets, in an Art Nouveau synagogue that survived the destruction of its communi...

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Self-guided tour

Explore at your own pace. No groups, no schedule.

Audio guide

Let the story play as you walk.

Interactive quiz

Answer to unlock each stop.

Fun facts

The best stories behind every landmark.

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Navigation that shows you where to go next.

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Go solo or make it a group game.

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About this activity

This tour can be experienced in Novi Sad, Serbia
This tour is a walk of 4 km starting at Novi Sad Synagogue: the Art Nouveau landmark of Jevrejska Street
There are 8 quizzes and the duration of the activity is expected to be 2 hours
This tour can be experienced in any weather and is available daily at any time

Novi Sad, Serbia

4 Km

2 Hours

8 Quizzes

What to bring

Charged smartphone with internet access

Comfortable shoes for walking around

Adequate clothes for the weather

Headphones (optional)

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Novi Sad Synagogue: the Art Nouveau landmark of Jevrejska Street
Novi Sad Synagogue: the Art Nouveau landmark of Jevrejska Street
Menrat’s Palace: Hungarian Secession on Kralja Aleksandra Street
Menrat’s Palace: Hungarian Secession on Kralja Aleksandra Street
Church of the Name of Mary: the neo-Gothic heart of Liberty Square
Church of the Name of Mary: the neo-Gothic heart of Liberty Square
Orthodox Bishop’s Palace: the ceremonial end of Zmaj Jovina Street
Orthodox Bishop’s Palace: the ceremonial end of Zmaj Jovina Street
Danube Park: where the old town meets the river
Danube Park: where the old town meets the river
The Family Monument: remembering the Novi Sad Raid of 1942
The Family Monument: remembering the Novi Sad Raid of 1942
Belgrade Gate: the Baroque entrance to Petrovaradin
Belgrade Gate: the Baroque entrance to Petrovaradin
Petrovaradin Clock Tower: the fortress above the Danube
Petrovaradin Clock Tower: the fortress above the Danube

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