Raichle Palace
Rajhlova palata
Architect Raichle's own home from 1904, with wave-shaped façades and heart-shaped decorations, now a contemporary art gallery.
Raichle Palace is the most playful of Subotica's Art Nouveau buildings. Its undulating exterior walls, coloured tiles, and heart and flower ornaments are reminiscent of Gaudí. The architect Ferenc Raichle built it for himself, but he was later forced to sell it after going bankrupt. It now houses the Art Encounter contemporary art gallery, where you can go inside to see the staircase and stained-glass windows. Admission is inexpensive. It stands in the square in front of the railway station, about five minutes on foot from the City Hall, and it is well worth exploring together with the synagogue.
Opening hours
Tue–Sat approx. 08:00–18:00; closed Sundays and Mondays
Nearby sights
- Korzo
- National Theatre Subotica
- Serbian Orthodox Church of the Ascension
- Subotica City Hall
- Franciscan Church of St. Michael
- Subotica Synagogue
- Municipal Museum of Subotica
- Cathedral of St. Teresa of Avila