The Kikinda National Museum showcases six departments including archaeology, ethnology, and fine art. It is famous for housing the remarkably preserved skeleton of the Kikinda mammoth, Kika.

Generala Drapsina Street is a lively street in Kikinda known for its shops and cafés. The street features local architecture and is a popular place for community events.

Atelje Terra is a pottery studio located in Kikinda. Visitors can see artists at work and participate in pottery-making activities, experiencing local culture firsthand.

Suvaca is a historic flour mill in Kikinda, Serbia. It showcases traditional milling techniques and the importance of flour production to the local community.

Centar za likovnu i primenjenu umetnost Terra is an art center in Kikinda. It showcases various forms of contemporary art and organizes workshops for all ages.