Novi Pazar Travel Guide

 mikarov99 Says:  This is best sight of Novi Pazar don't forget it, this monastery was erected by king Uros in mid 13th century. The turk was destroyed a part of monastry at the end of 17th century, but the majority of the frescos remain.One of best things of monastery it was the hospitality... 

 mikarov99 Says:  This mosque is most beautiful mosque in Novi Pazar, has a unique architecture, and was build by Abdul Gani. The copulas makes unique than other mosques in the town and from the region. 

 mikarov99 Says:  This tower was part of a old 15th century turkish period fortress, you see fortress and tower from the hotel vrbak. today is park, this tower today reaimains closed. 

 mikarov99 Says:  Its the oldest church in serbia, build in stone, this beautiful church make sensation of acient, i want to see the interior of the Church but was locked, may guidebook says to ask the nearest house for the kepeer of the key, but the nearest house but theres nobody inside in... 

 mikarov99 Says:  comming soon.. 

 mikarov99 Says:  This town has turkish influcied architecture and lot of mosques, views shops every where selling clothes, food, jewellery and other thing you can walk whit half hour you can see sights of the town. 

 McCoq Says:  To feel the essence of this muslim atmosphere I recommend you to walk. Then you can see, touch, listen and smell that atmosphere, and why I tell that.One good street to start is the one who cross the river by a bridge and go south to the mosque. Here is plenty of small... 

 McCoq Says:  This is the most important Turquish building in the town. From the 16th century, was built by the master builder Abdul Gani. Has a square plan, a dome, a minaret and a spaciuos porch covered with cupolas that aren't typical from the region. 

 McCoq Says:  Turkish Baths that probably date from the 1460s and wich was endowed to the town by its founder Isa-Bey Isakovc. Symmetrical structure with faclities for simultaneous bathing by men and women. Nowadays the entrance is something like an outdoor terrace of a bar (there are... 

 McCoq Says:  For me is so funny. When I arribed to Serbia, to Novi Sad, I noticed that they park cars on any avaible piece of pavement they find, but here in Novi Pazar they take that "tradition" to the extrem. Constantly forcing pedestrians out into narrow streets. 

 McCoq Says:  There is not tourist information in the town. So, there are no maps available. Why there is such an utter absence of information about the town? Is a mistery for me. But the town is little, and is difficult you get lost ;-) If you need some information, go to the tourist... 

 McCoq Says:  Few kilometres west of the town, is visible from Church of St.Peter (Petrova).Created by Stefan Nemanja on 12th century.