• City Hall (Gradska kuca) - The journey in Subotica begins with a visit to the City Hall, a prominent city landmark. The exterior is beautifully decorated with intricate details, showcasing luxurious Hungarian Art Nouveau elements, such as floral motifs crafted from Jonai ceramics and wrought iron. From the City Hall tower, visitors can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of Subotica.
• Subotica Synagogue - The tour includes a visit to the Jewish Synagogue in Subotica, constructed in 1902 by the esteemed Budapest architects Deže Jakab and Marcell Komor. It stands as the only Jewish synagogue in Europe featuring Hungarian Art Nouveau elements. The interior is designed in a tent-like style, with vibrant and harmonious colors that inspire joy.
• Raichle Palace - The next stop is Raichle Palace, a testament to Lechner’s design brilliance. This stunning palace epitomizes the Art Nouveau movement. The entrance is graced with heart-shaped iron gates, and the facade is adorned with exquisite paintings. A delightful Serbian lunch will be enjoyed at the nearby Boss restaurant.
• Palic Lake - Before heading back to Belgrade in the afternoon, a visit to Lake Palic is planned. It is one of Serbia’s most beautiful natural lakes, situated approximately 7 kilometers from Subotica.
• Zemun - Upon returning to Belgrade, the tour continues in the town of Zemun. Visitors will enjoy afternoon tea at a café on Zemun’s historic street, feed the swans, and admire the sunset by the Danube River, experiencing the town’s serene and leisurely atmosphere.

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1. Marvel at Subotica’s cityscape: Sweeping views of the entire city of Subotica can be beheld from the tower of the City Hall.

2. Explore the Jewish Synagogue: The Jewish Synagogue in Subotica, a piece of extraordinary architecture by the esteemed Deže Jakab and Marcell Komor in 1902, is a spectacular sight.

3. Admire the grandeur of the Lechner Palace: The Lechner Palace, a crowning achievement of the Hungarian Art Nouveau movement, is the embodiment of Lechner’s architectural genius.

4. Upon our return to Belgrade, we’ll take a detour to the charming town of Zemun. Relax with an afternoon cup of tea at a local café nestled amongst Zemun’s old streets, feed the swans, and watch the sun go down over the Danube River. This is the perfect spot to relax and soak up the calm and leisurely vibe of the town.

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