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City Hall in Novi Sad - The most important information

Although it acquired its current purpose only 100 years ago, the City Hall in Novi Sad represents an institution and building of exceptional importance for Novi Sad. The twin city hall in Graz has served the residents of this city in many ways. You can visit it today.

History of the City Hall in Novi Sad
The town hall was built in 1895, and it was built in the Neo-Renaissance style. The architect behind this project is Đerđ Molnar, while the esteemed sculptor Julije Anika worked on the facade. We are talking about one of the most beautiful buildings on Freedom Square, in the very heart of this Vojvodina city. The first significant session in the City Hall was held in 1894. A special tower was built on the very top of the Town Hall, which was used by firefighters to monitor the city. For this reason, an imposing bell with the image of St. Florian was built in 1907. Florian was known as a brave fire protector in all cities, including in Novi Sad.

The importance of the City Hall in Novi Sad

It represents the main seat of the mayor of Novi Sad.
Aleksandar Karađorđević stayed in the Town Hall twice, both as regent and as king.

Opening hours of the City Hall in Novi Sad

The opening hours of the City Hall are from Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.
The hall is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

How to get to the City Hall in Novi Sad?
The town hall is located on the central town square, and its exits lead to two streets. The easiest way to get to this attraction is a leisurely walk, and there are several public transport stops nearby.

On foot: The Theater Square, Freedom Square and Kralja Aleksandra Street lead to the City Hall.
By bus: 1, 17, 53, 55, 62, 85