Subotica City Hall
Gradska kuća
An Art Nouveau masterpiece from 1912 in Hungarian style, with a roof of colourful glazed tiles and a 76-metre tower that has become the city's emblem.
The City Hall was designed by the Budapest architects Komor and Jakab. It was completed between 1910 and 1912, and its exterior is covered in Hungarian folk ornament, with a roof of Zsolnay ceramic tiles. The colourful stained-glass windows in the inner council chamber depict figures from Hungarian history, and visits are only possible with a guided tour. Climbing the tower offers views over the whole old town. Guided tours and tower visits typically run at fixed times each day, and tickets cost a few hundred dinars. It is best to confirm times at the tourist information desk on the ground floor in advance.
Opening hours
Tours by session, approx. 10:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- National Theatre Subotica
- Franciscan Church of St. Michael
- Korzo
- Subotica Synagogue
- Municipal Museum of Subotica
- Serbian Orthodox Church of the Ascension
- Raichle Palace
- Cathedral of St. Teresa of Avila