The Petrovaradin Fortress which dates to the 17th and 18th centuries and has been referred to as the “Gibraltar of the Danube”. Novi Sad, Serbia
Zezelj’s Bridge, (Bridge of Brotherhood and Unity) across the Danube River, Novi Sad, Serbia
“Monument to the victims of the Raid” commemorating execution of Serbian and Gypsy people in the 2nd World War by Hungarian fascists, Novi Sad, Serbia
Danube Park or Dunavski Park, Novi Sad, Serbia
The Nymph fountain without the water, Danube Park or Dunavski Park, Novi Sad, Serbia
Novi Sad, Serbia
An interesting metal gate on a building entrance, Novi Sad, Serbia
Dunavska Street, one of the oldest and most beautiful streets in Novi Sad, Serbia
Traditional Serbian clothing on display (and for sale) in a shop on Dunavska Street, Novi Sad, Serbia
A back entrance from the shops and merchant houses on Dunavska Street, Novi Sad, Serbia
Approaching the town square from Dunavska Street, Novi Sad, Serbia
Novi Sad, Serbia
I was told that this guy is a very well-known and respected violinist in Serbia, not your regular busker. Novi Sad, Serbia
The clock tower of the Serbian Orthodox St George’s Cathedral Novi Sad, Serbia
The old town area of Novi Sad, Serbia
The oldest public monument in Novi Sad is an Orthodox cross of red marble in the courtyard of St George’s Cathedral Novi Sad, Serbia
Framed religious icons inside the Serbian Orthodox St George’s Cathedral Novi Sad, Serbia
Ceiling painting inside the Serbian Orthodox St George’s Cathedral Novi Sad, Serbia
Stained glass window, the Serbian Orthodox St George’s Cathedral Novi Sad, Serbia
Stained glass window, the Serbian Orthodox St George’s Cathedral Novi Sad, Serbia