Full Day Tour Belgrade: Subotica and Zemun Wonderful City Tour

Our first stop in Subotica will be the City Hall, a towering landmark of the city. The exterior of the City Hall is adorned with intricate and delicate decorations, featuring luxurious elements of Hungarian Art Nouveau, including floral motifs made of Jonai ceramics and wrought iron. From the tower of the City Hall, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire city of Subotica.

We will visit the Jewish Synagogue in Subotica, built in 1902 and designed by the renowned Budapest architects Deže Jakab and Marcell Komor. It is the only Jewish synagogue in Europe that incorporates elements of Hungarian Art Nouveau. The interior is designed in a tent-like style, with bright and harmonious colors that evoke a sense of joy.

Next, we will visit the Raichle Palace and admire the masterpiece of Lechner's design. This magnificent palace showcases the pinnacle of the Art Nouveau movement. The entrance is adorned with heart-shaped iron gates, and the facade of the building is adorned with exquisite paintings. We will have a delicious Serbian lunch at the nearby Boss restaurant.

Before returning to Belgrade in the afternoon, we will make a stop at Lake Palic, one of the most beautiful natural lakes in Serbia, located about 7 kilometers from Subotica.

Back in Belgrade, we will visit the town of Zemun. We will enjoy an afternoon tea at a café on Zemun's old street, feed the swans and admire the sunset by the Danube River, experiencing the tranquility and leisure of the town.