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Novi Sad Synagogue
Best time to visit
Come on a weekday morning when there are the fewest visitors and the light from the colored windows stands out best. Avoid Mondays when it is usually closed.
Budget tips
Admission costs around 2-3 euros, making it one of the cheapest landmarks in Novi Sad. Students and seniors often get a discount, concerts are priced separately.
Recommended for
Architecture lovers, Photographers, Culture enthusiasts, Couples seeking an unconventional atmosphere
Plan your visit
30-45 minutes
About
Quick facts: Originally built as a Neolog synagogue in 1909, it can hold up to 900 worshippers and still captivates with its Art Nouveau decoration. After the Holocaust it served as a warehouse; today it is a protected cultural monument and concert hall without regular religious use.
Highlights: An unassuming building from the outside hides an interior where, under a dome 22 meters high, thousands of floral motifs light up in pastel colors. The organ with 2,500 pipes still works, and during concerts it fills the hall with a sound that sends shivers down your spine.
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