The Town of Apples and Sand - Subotica day trip

First we will travel through the Panonian plain towards the extreme north of Serbia to “Little Saturday” town – Subotica, a multi-confessional, multi-linguistic and multiethnic town, a genuine «city of minorities ». Populated with Hungarians, Serbs, Croats, Jews, Roma and many other groups like Bunjevci or Slovaks; Subotica is a historical crossroads and an important regional cultural centre.

On a walk through the old town we will pass by many Secession style buildings decorated with famous Zsolnay ceramics, some of them real architectural gems like The City Library, the Reichl Palace, the Theatre, where performances in Serbian and Hungarian are held and many more will impress us with their beauty.

We will visit the Town Hall interiors and hear the story of the town and its connections with Hungary. On the stained glass windows of the main hall where weddings take place we will see portraits of important people from Hungarian history.

We will enter the Synagogue and you will hear the tragic story of this fantastic building and the contributions of the Jewish Community. Concrete and steel were used to construct this Synagogue, a novelty at the time.

Finally we will continue to Palic Lake, a resort and a spa, for a pleasant walk. We will see the lake’s water tower, women’s beach, grand terrace and musical pavilion. 

- Services of an English, Spanish or Italian speaking Heritage Interpreter and Tourist Guide - Comfortable and air-conditioned car or mini-bus transportation with a professional Driver - All entrance tickets as per itinerary - All expenses related to transportation and organisation of the tour

For cancellation up to 3 days, a full refund will be given. For cancellation up to 1 days, 50% refund will be given.