Museum of Vojvodina
The history of the Vojvodina Museum in Novi Sad dates back more than 150 years. This is one of the largest museums in Serbia, and it has priceless collections of Vojvodina cultural heritage. The museum was founded in 1847 and was then called the “Serbian National Collection and Museum”.
Frushka Gora National Park
Fruska Gora National Park is a great destination for a day trip from Novi Sad, from which it is only 16 km away. On the territory of more than 25 thousand hectares there are three mountain peaks up to 500 meters high, on which ascents are arranged, as many as 16 medieval monasteries.
Petrovaradinskaya Fortress
Petrovaradinskaya Fortress is an 18th—century citadel located on the right bank of the Danube in Novi Sad. The cornerstone of the present building (its southern part, to be precise) was laid in 1692. In the fortress were done (and still preserved) there are many underground tunnels with a total length of 16 km.
Vlash Church
Almash Church is the largest Orthodox church in Novi Sad, but it did not always look as great as it does now. At the beginning of the 18th century, a modest adobe brick structure stood on this site, erected by fugitives from the Serbian village of Almashka on the Hungarian bank of the Danube.
Gallery of Matitsa Srpska
Matica Srpska is the oldest cultural institution in the country. It was founded in Pest in 1826, when Serbia was being liberated from Turkish rule. Since its foundation, the Matrix has worked to introduce the world to the culture of Serbia and unite the country with the rest of Europe.
Novi Sad City Museum
The Novi Sad City Museum was founded in 1954. It is dedicated to the development of the city from the moment of its foundation to the present. The museum consists of the Department of Archaeology (collections of prehistoric times, antiquity and the Middle Ages), the Department of History.
Catholic Cathedral of the Virgin Mary in Novi Sad
The Catholic Church of the Virgin Mary stands in the very center of the city, on Liberation Square, which can be called atypical for an Orthodox country. This is a beautiful Roman Catholic cathedral, built in the Neo-Gothic style, with an impressive bell tower. It is distinguished by a high spire, finished with colored tiles.