[4K] Novi Sad, Serbia VLOG 🇷🇸 A Walking Tour of Novi Sad (During COVID 19)

If you are planning to visit Serbia after COVID 19, make sure you stop by Novi Sad which is only an hour away from Belgrade by car or bus. On this Novi Sad VLOG, we take a 4K virtual walk around Novi Sad city.
Novi Sad is internationally known for the EXIT music festival which is held every year with an attendance of up to 100,000 people. Novi Sad is not known for its many monuments but it is interesting to see a very Balkan atmosphere. A perfect place to visit for a day or two.
Novi Sad is going to be the "European City of Culture in 2021". The city has a long and eventful history, as it was under the rule of the Celts, Romans, Franks, Barbarians and Turks before becoming part of the Habsburgs. After the First World War, the Balkan regions were united and separated under different names... Finally in 2006 Serbia became the current independent state.
Novi Sad is the capital of Vojvodina in the northern region of Serbia. Until the end of the First World War, Vojvodina had belonged to the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, whose influences have remained visible in the architecture, art, cuisine and culture.
Novi Sad surprises has buildings of that are a mixture of Gothic, Baroque, Secession or Neoclassicism styles. The Danube separates the two parts of greatest interest: the historical center and Petrovadarin with the fortress.
Here are the best places to see in Novi Sad:
Dunavska pedestrian street:
This is the best place to stroll around and discover stores or hidden courtyards in its buildings. At one end of the street is the statue of Jasa Tomi (Јаша Томић) a journalist and politician who is important in the history of Serbia and the Vojvodina region.
Freedom Square and the City Hall:
Freedom Square is dominated by the imposing City Hall building and the Catholic Cathedral of the "Name of Mary".
Catholic Cathedral of the "Name of Mary":
This church was completed in 1895 and replaced the previous Catholic cathedral that was destroyed during the revolution of 1848.
The Bishop's Palace:
Eclectic building of 1901 that is the residence of the Serbian Orthodox Bishop.
The church of St. George:
This is the most important Orthodox church in Novi Sad. Its construction began in 1960 but was only finished in 1905, later it was destroyed during the revolution of 1848.
The Jewish Quarter and the Synagogue
Building of Hungarian modernist style built in 1909.
The Museum of the city of Novi Sad:
The museum has two buildings in the city
Museum in the Petrovaradin Fortress: It has a large collection of weapons.
Museum at 29 Dunavska Street: Collection of Foreign Art.
The Museum of Vojvodina:
Located at the end of Dunavska Street and next to Dunavski Park. Here you can learn more about the history of the Vojvodina region.
Freestyle Walking takes you on city walks or a virtual walking tour of different cities around the world. This unique travel vlog allows you to take a 4K walk so you can feel like you're there yourself taking a city tour.

[@shinobukochou2663]

Wowwww😍😍😍 I will go to serbia!!!! I really love Serbia so much!!!!😍❤❤❤

[@Wolfsheim23]

These walking tours in Novi Sad, your avoiding so much unique architecture and beauty by not going through the small corridors and courtyards that are everywhere in the main downtown area here. Its almost like the movie labyrinth if you go into these spaces.

[@3rdpersonwalk]

Beautiful Vojvodinian capital. Thanks for capturing some of its beauty

[@freestylewalking8834]

Thank you too

[@bro_andy]

Nice and interesting walk my friend 👍👍 greeting from Andy Malaysian walker

[@freestylewalking8834]

Thanks for visiting

[@WalkAround_Official]

Lovely Walking Tour! Thank you for sharing, AWESOME 👍👍😊

[@freestylewalking8834]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@VirtualExerciseChannel]

📌📌 That was a nice walk! 📌😎👍

[@AkshatDiscoversTheWorld]

I just completed my visit to the beautiful country of Serbia and releasing a series of videos from my travel in Serbia, including one on Novi Sad. Unfortunately, due to camera issues, I could get less footage of the city than I would have wished for. If you be okay, I would like to use this video as part of my videos and give due credits to you in the description. Would look forward to your response.

[@freestylewalking8834]

Yeah sure. Go for it.

[@AkshatDiscoversTheWorld]

@@freestylewalking8834 Thanks ❤️

[@zocapopovic4631]

... ❤❤❤ ...

[@VirtualExerciseChannel]

Great footage! 👍

[@freestylewalking8834]

Thanks for visiting

[@ione97]

Are there any tourists there at this time?

[@freestylewalking8834]

Very few (if any) tourists right now.

[@stevabobic]

What is COVID19?!?

[@ognjenntonijevic1773]

I think Vojvodina should be its own country.

[@nidzeksmocni659]

no it should not

[@ventilatorbgd]

I think you should be considered as traitor.

[@liamphoenix4305]

Very negative vibe, grim mood everywhere you go, and faces so creepy, like terrorists... I never have a good time there but unfortunately have had to travel for certain personal matters. Hope to not need to travel there again, because even in Europe alone there's literally like 25-30 countries that are better for visitors.

[@boom92121]

Onda ne dolazi, da te ne bi uzeli za taoca I trazili otkup od tvojih😅

[@mikioni]

This is true. I was there once and never again.Very bad people.