NJEGOSEVA STREET
Part of this street from Trifkovićev trg to Masarikova, we can see in the picture above, can be found in
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KATOLICKA PORTA
The Katolicka porta was originally a cemetery next to the Catholic Church, but at the end of the 18th century,
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GRCKOSKOLSKA STREET
This street was named after the Greek primary school that has been located in it since the middle of the
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ZLATNE GREDE STREET
Zlatne grede Street is one of the three oldest streets in the city when Novi Sad was called Racka Varos,
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MILETICEVA STREET
This street has long been known as Lebarski Street, and was on the road to Rumenka. We find it on
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TRIFKOVIĆ SQUARE
Perhaps the oldest name of today’s Trifkovic Square was Jarčev trg (Goat’s Square), whether it was named after some old
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MATICE SRPSKE STREET
This street was called Hanska Street for a long time, because the famous tavern “Turski han” was located on the
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Almaska Street
All the inhabitants of the village of Almas, which was located on a wetland somewhere between today’s Temerin, Nadalj, Sirig
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SAVE VUKOVICA STREET
This is the street by which Zlatne grede Street used to end towards the swamp. This is one of the
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TEMERINSKA STREET
Temerinska Street is on one of the three main roads, at the crossroads of which Novi Sad was built. The
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Kisacka Street
Kisacka street has been on one of the main road routes in Novi Sad since the city was founded, but
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ZMAJ JOVINA 11
This two-story corner house was, probably, built in the late 18th century, and rebuilt in the early 1850s after the
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ZMAJ JOVINA 9
This two-story house is probably built in the late 18th century, judging by the construction of the arched ceilings on
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ZMAJ JOVINA 7
This two-story building is built at the end of the 18th century or the beginning of the 19th century. It
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ZMAJ JOVINA 5
This two-story house was built at the end of the 18th century, in early Neoclassical style. It was damaged in
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ZMAJ JOVINA 4
This three-story house was known as “Svojina” (Engl. “Property”, because it was the property of the Serbian Orthodox Church), and
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ZMAJ JOVINA 3
This two-story house was built between 1850s, in the late Neoclassical style. In the early 20th century reconstruction, a new
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ZMAJ JOVINA 2
This two-story house was built in 1852, for the owners Sofija and Jovan Paskovic. The blueprints were finished in 1850
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ZMAJ JOVINA 1
This two-story house was built between 1820 and 1860. The house bears the features of the late Neoclassical style. The
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NJEGOSEVA 5
This one-story house built at the end of the 18th or early 19th century, with a rectangular floor plan, was
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NJEGOSEVA 2
This three-story house, in Art Nuove style, known as “The Ironman Palace”, was built in 1908/09, with a W-shaped floor
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TRG SLOBODE 7
This three-story house, known as “The Finances Palace”, was built in 1904, with an L-shaped floor plan, and designed by
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TRG SLOBODE 5
This three-story house, known as “Grand hotel Meyer”, was built in 1893, with an T-shaped floor plan. It was built
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TRG SLOBODE 3
This two-story house, known as Hadzic’s house, was built in the mid 18th century, with an U-shaped floor plan. Baron
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TRG SLOBODE 2
This two-story house, with an L-shaped floor plan, was built in 1854, for the owner Johan Ajgler as the Hotel
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TRG SLOBODE 1
The Townhouse is a three-story building with a trapezoid-shaped floor plan. It has three street wings and facades, and with
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DUNAVSKA 37
After the decision to move the Museum of Vojvodina to the old Courthouse, the empty land lot next to it
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DUNAVSKA 35
The groundwork for the City Courthouse and jail building had started in 1892, when the city gave this land lot,
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DUNAVSKA 33
There are two two-story houses and a three-story house at this house number.The first one (1.) is a two-story house
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DUNAVSKA 32
This is a three storey building, built in 1929-30, designed by Đorđe Tabaković, in the place of the demolished Barbican
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DUNAVSKA 31
The two-story house was built on turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, with an L-shaped floor plan. The house
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DUNAVSKA 30
This is a three storey building, built in 1927, designed by Vilhelma Lerera, in the place of the demolished Barbican
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DUNAVSKA 29
The two-story house was built in 1904, with an L-shaped floor plan, for the owner Mathilda Schoeman. For the first
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DUNAVSKA 28
This is a three storey building, built in 1930, designed by Jovan Melke, in the place of the demolished Barbican
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DUNAVSKA 27
The two-story house was built in 1904, with a U-shaped floor plan, for the renowned stonemason Johan Schoeman. In 1907
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DUNAVSKA 26
This is a three storey building, built in 1930, designed by Filip Šmit, in the place of the demolished Barbican
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DUNAVSKA 25
This two-story house, with a rectangular-shaped floor plan, was built in 1881, by design of the Baumeister Stefan Frank, for
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DUNAVSKA 24
This is a three storey building, built in the early 1930s, in the place of the demolished Barbican of the
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DUNAVSKA 23
This is a two-story house, with a U-shaped floor plan. The house that used to be in its place had sustained
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DUNAVSKA 22
The kiosk, with a rectangular-shaped floor plan, was built at the end of the 19th century, in the Danube park,
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