North Backa Administrative District

An Art Nouveau destination on Serbia's northern border, where Subotica's gorgeous architecture and Lake Palić's resort charm complement each other.

North Backa Administrative District is located in the Vojvodina plains of northern Serbia, near the Hungarian border, and its towns show a strong Hungarian cultural influence. The central city of Subotica is famous for its Hungarian Secession-style architecture, with the City Hall, Synagogue, and Raichle Palace being the most representative, and the Korzo pedestrian street is perfect for a stroll. Not far away, Lake Palić is a classic resort destination, where the Grand Terrace, Women's Lido, and Water Tower preserve their historic charm, and there is also a zoo and wineries to explore. May to September is the best time for lakeside activities. It can be reached by road from Belgrade and is close to Szeged in Hungary.

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