Subotica

At the northernmost point of Serbia is a melting pot of the cultures and traditions of Serbs, Hungarians, Crats, Jews and many other Central and Eastern European peoples.

Subotica was of immense strategic importance in the middle ages as a town sitting at the border between two powerful empires, the Habsburg Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire. Today, it is a city famous for its unique architecture, delicious food, quality wines and the nearby lake Palić – a favourite picnic spot for Subotica locals and their guests. The spirit of multiculturalism, lavishly adorned buildings, budding hospitality industry and dynamic nightlife, make Subotica one of Serbia’s most beautiful cities.