Subotica Travel Guide

 McCoq Says:  Palic has a pinturesque location and makes for a pleasant outing from Subotica. It may stike some people as a bit a theme park (buildings seems from Disneyland...big ice-cream cone (water tower), pricess castles...), but this is exactly what it was designed to be.Is a... 

 goga4444 Says:  When I first saw City hall in Subotica I thought it was like the house from fairy tale ( only bigger LOL ) you know that story of two kids that go to the woods and find the house made of chocolate and candies… It was built in style of Hungarian secession between 1908- 1912.... 

 viddra Says:  The National Theatre (Narodno pozorište) in Subotica is our oldest theatre, built in 1854.It's got 6 columns, and according to an anecdote, when a girl wants to get rid of an unwanted guy, she tells him to meet her in front of the 7th column. 

 viddra Says:  The City Hall (Gradska kuca) is a true symbol of Subotica. This art neuveau building, decorated with famous Zsolnay ceramics, was built from 1908 till 1910, according to the plans of Marcell Komor and Dezso Jakab, Hungarian architects. It took another 2 years to finish the... 

 viddra Says:  This Gaudi - like building, one of the most beautiful ones in Subotica, used to be the private home of Ferenz Reichl. It was made according to his own plans. Since 1970 it's been the home of a modern art gallery. 

 viddra Says:  This is the largest monument in Subotica. It's almost 18m wide and 8m high. The bronze relief 'Group' was made in the studio of the famous sculptor Toma Rosandic. The monument, dedicated to the victims of fascism, was unveiled in 1950. 

 viddra Says:  The so-called 'Great Church' is an 18m-high cathedral dedicated to St Therese of Avila, the city's protectress. It was built in the 17th century, following the plans of the Budapest architect Franz Kaufmann.In front of the cathedral there's a monument called 'Hands'... 

 McCoq Says:  We find this place while going to the Catholic Cathedral of St. Theresa of Avila, coming from the Synagogue. We saw a blacboard with a cheap menu, and we entered. The food was really good, the place nice and the dishes veeery big. And yes, so cheap too. They have traditional... 

 antistar Says:  Boss Caffe sprawls across both sides of the most happening street in all of Subotica: Matije Korvina. Sitting outside in the summer you can people watch to your heart's content. As it's one of the most happening places in the town, you might well get someone come and take... 

 antistar Says:  This is a wine bar with a very small selection of wine, but a great show piece hanging from the wall. One of my friend Tomislav's restoration projects was the motorbike (pictured) which he gave to his friend who runs the Garito.Despite the small selection, the wine was good... 

 antistar Says:  Subotica is a border city, and you will get holed up here for at least half an hour when crossing into Hungary. This is not a pleasant experience in the summer if you are in a compartment without air-conditioning, which means pretty much all of them outside of first class.... 

 goga4444 Says:  Palic is the lake near Subotica (no more than 10 km north).As you can see on pics , it is very beautiful and romantic, so don’t miss it if you come near it!!!! Just sit there and enjoy… And if you like animals there is a great ZOO !!!! 

 McCoq Says:  What I really like about Subotica, apart from the buildings, that you can love or hate, is the atmosphere. I think that the town has something special. Is a small city (80.000 inhabitants), but with a large cultural heritage. Lots of pedestrian zones, nice town's center, lot...