Kikinda Travel Guide

 viddra Says:  The Big park (Veliki park) truly is the lungs of our town and a perfect place to relax, go jogging, ride a bike, go for a walk (preferably with somebody)... There's also a playground and running tracks, so you can find a lot of athletes training here. In 2006, the 2ha-sized... 

 viddra Says:  Ujnina kujna ( Aunt's Kitchen ) offers a lot of different kinds of fast food, such as rolls, hotdogs, pies and pizzas. The service's friendly and fast, and the music is OK.The place in the picture doesn't exist anymore, but you can try the same pizza at SC 'Jezero'. The... 

 viddra Says:  There are a lot of cafes and clubs, some with live music, around Kikinda where you can spend enjoyable evenings. Almost all of them have open air gardens which are crowded in summer.As for the service, it's usually fast and pleasant.It would take a while to name all these... 

 viddra Says:  Another way to get to Kikinda is by train. This can also be the slowest and not so reliable way.But, here's the schedule anyway:Zrenjanin - Kikinda: 7.00 14.29 20.05Subotica - Kikinda: 7.15 16.05Jimbolia - Kikinda: 10.35 17.20 

 viddra Says:  Since 1985 Banini has been a well-known biscuit and wafer production company not only in our country but abroad too. Its sweet and salty products are simply irresistable! Sandwich biscuits (TOTO, Noblice), biscuits (Domacica, Grete), wafers (Njamb), desserts (Rum kasato),... 

 viddra Says:  There's a festival in Kikinda called Pumpkin Days (Dani ludaje). It takes place in the middle of October.On this day, there are different competitions; women from Kikinda (Kikindjanke) make pumpkin pies, pumpkins are measured and weighed, schoolchildren make masks and take... 

 viddra Says:  Water's liquid without colour, smell or taste. Well, not in these parts. You'll find out that it can be white or yellowish, with the smell of chlorine, and the taste of iron. Apart from that, there's nothing wrong about it. Personally, I'd advise you to buy bottled water or... 

 viddra Says:  Some 3km west of Kikinda is this holy place with a small chapel, a shelter and a keeper's house. Right in front of the house is a lovely garden with some swings, see-saws, benches and big reels turned into tables, where you can have a picnic. You can get there by following... 

 viddra Says:  If you wish you could fly, this place is perfect for you. Here, with the help of professional instructors, you can finish pilot school or skydiving courses.A lot of famous pilots, parachutists and aeromodellists were the members of Aero Club Kikinda, founded in 1935. AC... 

 viddra Says:  The best way to view Kikinda is on foot. There are a lot of old and interesting buildings that'll definitely catch your attention. What's more, if you end up in some side street or alley, don't worry, you won't get lost. All the streets lead to the centre of town!The...