Thank you for this walk. Never heard of this place. Enjoyed seeing it with you. 0:34 Enjoyed the violinist in this lovely area that looks like it is being restored from a war. I read up this town and found this: After *1992* , Novi Sad became a part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Devastated by NATO bombardment during the Kosovo War of 1999, Novi Sad was left without any of its three Danube bridges (Žeželj Bridge, Varadin Bridge and Liberty Bridge), communications, water, and electricity. Residential areas were cluster-bombed several times while the oil refinery was bombarded daily, causing severe pollution and widespread ecological damage. In *2003* , FR Yugoslavia was transformed into the state union of Serbia and Montenegro. These two states separated in *June 2006* (following the May 2006 Montenegrin independence referendum), leaving Novi Sad part of the Republic of Serbia. Why are these ladies covered in camouflage paint? 5:3421:03 and 41:46 This man played lively music (to the right) 28:39 At 30:19 you found a beautiful well kept courtyard. 40:51 You took across the Danube via the Vardinski bridge Enjoyed church bells 45:06 Then we see a Bride & Groom 45:55 and another set at 50:29 47:14 You had a steep climb, however worth it at 48:02 *HUGE CARGO BOAT* on Danube River, 49:38 The largest I have ever seen! Again at 51:25 with lovely views, as you end your walk. Thank you Daniel! Sincerely, Brigitte in Tulsa Oklahoma USA
Actually, Novi Sad became part of Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (later Kingdom of Yugoslavia) in 1918. After the WW2 the country changed it's name several times, one of which was Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Savezna republika Jugoslavija) 😀
Hello Haris Gegic ,,, Thank you😃 for letting us know these facts. Appreciate this info. My information-came from Wikipedia. Which stated needed more updates.
Hay those girls are cowered with paint because that day was a festival with throwing collors in air and u get it on the body If u want to know anything about Novi sad u can ask me on Instagram @gajinovicstefan
Sve je ostalo isto kao da sam juce otisao a ne skoro trideset godina,za mene je najlepsi grad i uvek ce ostati jer sam roden tamo i najlepsu mladost proveo u Novom Sadu.
Lived here 1993. to 2003. Greatest city in all ex Yu territory. Used to run along Dunav river and was there when the bridges were bombed. Planned to make NS my permanent home but life got in a way of that one. Very emotional for me looking this walk, some of my fondest memories are from this city. I was 18 when i came and 28 when I left. Stay cool my Novi Sad...
POPtravel, my great walking friend, the scenics of Serbia country truly bring beauty and wonder directly in front of my eyes. I am happy always to witness the contents of your channel, which are always success.
Hospitality is fine, but if you're looking for American style ultra-professional hospitality prepare to be disappointed. First of all, and I consider this a good thing, there are no fake smiles like in the US. Second of all, the system is not perfect and sometimes there will be hiccups. Sometimes things will go wrong and the folks will scramble to make everything right. Or you might run into someone clearly out of their element, like a novice waiter. Or other times you might run into someone breathtakingly rude and unprofessional, someone who should have been fired ages ago, but his or her job security or connections prevented it. Regardless, these should not be taken as reflective of the whole. The current system has really gone a long way from the communist era where you literally had to beg people to do their jobs, including in the service sector, and who then acted as if it was some kind of grand favour on their behalf. Still, like I said, there are kinks to iron out.
Gabor please educate yourself: “Novi Sad was founded in 1694 when Serb merchants formed a colony across the Danube from the Petrovaradin Fortress, a strategic Habsburg military post. In the following centuries, it transformed into an important trading and manufacturing centre as well as a centre of Serbian culture, earning it the nickname Serbian Athens.” “Slavic tribes such as the Severians, the Obotrites and the Serbs (including the subtribes of the Braničevci and the Timočani) settled today's region around Novi Sad mainly in the 6th and 7th centuries.The Serbs absorbed the aforementioned Slavic groups as well as the Paleo-Balkanic peoples of the region.”
@@khalidkhalil5437 Sadly, Hungary lost a huge part of its terriority following the Trianon Treaty. If you go to northern Romania, you will realise the same. The whole of Transylvania used to be Hungarian and the cities and towns all look completely different compared to the rest of the country.
@@gabormolnar2133 No it's not the city was founded by Serbian merchants. Austrian influence in the architecture is prevalent that's why it looks different.
Some buildings from the Austro-Hungarian period and some pedestrian street are those that improve the general look of the city from its relative ugliness and its quite poor maintenance.
Most of the old buildings in Novi Sad date from 18th and 19th century and were built by Serbian merchants, Counts and landowners. Buildings in Petrovaradin (the town just underneath the fortress) were built by Hungarian, Austrian and Croatian merchants. Before 1940s, Novi Sad was known for it's elegance and beauty, but once the socialist government came to power in 1944, most of the old buildings were demolished and replaced with brutalist and social-realist buildings. However, the tourists seem to be quite impressed with the city. Novi Sad was elected European Capital of Culture 2021, so many of the city's historical buildings are being restored.
Great problem in Novi Sad while walking streets are pedestrians who walk like loose doggs. There is no walking culture, like keeping your right side. Many of pedestrians have no basic culture at all. I know 90% of them came to live in Novi Sad from mountains, even thou they live in city for almoust 20+ years, still cant get culture.
bravo! pogodio u metu, ja to primetio zadnjih 7-8g , strasno, ko da su sami na ulici , i bas tako, sisli sa planine ili neke vukojebine, i niko sem njih ne postoji ... kako bih ja voleo da se uvede ko u parizu moskvi ako se ne varam,da se ZABRANI doseljavanje , tj ne mozes doci da zivis u NS... zvuci elitisticki ali nema veze s tim , ko razume razume
para bi bilo svakako da se koristi potencijal koji ima u poljoprivredi, a nezavisna ne treba da bude, i Baranja u HR je istorijsk Vojvodina, ako izuzmemo ove moderne komunisticke granice
![[Walking] Novi Sad - Serbia 4K](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Tj1nz1oUISY/mqdefault.jpg)
Very beautiful city. Congratulations for wonderful vídeo! Greetings from Belém do Pará, Brasil.
Hello! You made me discover such an amazing place!! Novi Sad is really beautiful! GREAT walking tour so enjoyable to watch. Greetings. Renata
Yeah I had never heard of this place either. It's beautiful!
Thank you for this walk. Never heard of this place. Enjoyed seeing it with you.
0:34 Enjoyed the violinist in this lovely area that looks like it is being restored from a war. I read up this town and found this:
After *1992* , Novi Sad became a part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Devastated by NATO bombardment during the Kosovo War of 1999, Novi Sad was left without any of its three Danube bridges (Žeželj Bridge, Varadin Bridge and Liberty Bridge), communications, water, and electricity. Residential areas were cluster-bombed several times while the oil refinery was bombarded daily, causing severe pollution and widespread ecological damage. In *2003* , FR Yugoslavia was transformed into the state union of Serbia and Montenegro. These two states separated in *June 2006* (following the May 2006 Montenegrin independence referendum), leaving Novi Sad part of the Republic of Serbia.
Why are these ladies covered in camouflage paint? 5:34 21:03 and 41:46
This man played lively music (to the right) 28:39
At 30:19 you found a beautiful well kept courtyard.
40:51 You took across the Danube via the Vardinski bridge
Enjoyed church bells 45:06
Then we see a Bride & Groom 45:55 and another set at 50:29
47:14 You had a steep climb, however worth it at 48:02
*HUGE CARGO BOAT* on Danube River, 49:38 The largest I have ever seen! Again at 51:25 with lovely views, as you end your walk.
Thank you Daniel!
Sincerely, Brigitte in Tulsa Oklahoma USA
Actually, Novi Sad became part of Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (later Kingdom of Yugoslavia) in 1918. After the WW2 the country changed it's name several times, one of which was Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Savezna republika Jugoslavija) 😀
Hello Haris Gegic ,,, Thank you😃 for letting us know these facts. Appreciate this info. My information-came from Wikipedia. Which stated needed more updates.
Hay those girls are cowered with paint because that day was a festival with throwing collors in air and u get it on the body
If u want to know anything about Novi sad u can ask me on Instagram @gajinovicstefan
How tf does it look like it's being restored from a war? I hope it's because of the pictures cause if not you just called it a shit hole
@@Kiubier She just read it from the wikipedia.
Sve je ostalo isto kao da sam juce otisao a ne skoro trideset godina,za mene je najlepsi grad i uvek ce ostati jer sam roden tamo i najlepsu mladost proveo u Novom Sadu.
Jesi još u hajduku?
Lived here 1993. to 2003. Greatest city in all ex Yu territory. Used to run along Dunav river and was there when the bridges were bombed. Planned to make NS my permanent home but life got in a way of that one. Very emotional for me looking this walk, some of my fondest memories are from this city. I was 18 when i came and 28 when I left. Stay cool my Novi Sad...
A i ti si se posvađala sa srpskim jezikom, sram te bilo !!!
Najlepši grad ❤
Koliko se promenilo od kada sam bio zadnji put, 😍😪
If there were an Oscar or award for Best Vloggergraphy, you would get it. I love the way of your camera works.
POPtravel, my great walking friend, the scenics of Serbia country truly bring beauty and wonder directly in front of my eyes. I am happy always to witness the contents of your channel, which are always success.
Muy linda ciudad, interesante el cruce del puente y el túnel con vista al río. Gracias y destacable su esfuerzo.
Si, que me gusta.
Just Beautiful!
Very interesting and scenic. Thank you, I hope to visit some day.
Went there a few years ago, Novi Sad is one of my favourite cities in Serbia.
Im half serbian and always went there for holidays, i hope someday i can return there. It feels like a second home to me
I love Serbia from Colombia 🥰😍
I hope I can go there soon🤠😏
what u love and know from ur jungle
I live in Novi Sad and i can tell you city is awsome!
@@Calaman228 😘❤️You are very lucky! Hopefully I will go there some day
I am a Serb who lives in the US and knowing many Colombians, I would want to visit your country too especially Bogota and the coastline.
You wrong it’s not Serbia, Novi Sad is Vojvodina Hungaria.
Prelep snimak Novog Sada 🤗😘
Zielona góra jest obraz miasta,w którym dużo pięknych kamenic, bardzo czysto i przytulnie.
Beautiful City
Nice walk though my favorite city❤
Serbia 😍 🇷🇸❤🇹🇷
KOSOVO JE SRBIJA!!!🇷🇸🇵🇱🇷🇸🇵🇱
jeblo te kosovo
💜💜💜
Hey du schönes Serbien 🇷🇸💋🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰💝💝💝💝💝👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
Ich komme Belgrad 2021👍🥰🥰👋👋🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸👋👋👋👋👋🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸💝💝💝❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Normalno Serbien ist Kosovo 👍👍🥰🥰🥰🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
My father is from Serbia, I was born in the US, my mother is from Bosnia. I and my parents and Siblings live in the US.
and? 😅
European beauty is so great
A gde je zgrada Banovine, kej vizura sa Dunava?
Mnogo toga ovde nismo videli. Šteta .
Enjoy walking with you here...
Very beautiful you are a good camera man i liked your videos
Interesting to see the European Country, but not EU Country and not Schengen Country, Other Europe ))
The sound is excellent.
Thank you! After the UK trip in October/November 2019 the sound has less wind noise as I cover the microphone completely. Happy to hear such comments
Thank you for this beautiful vidio of NoviSad
'Ajd' sad to lepo prevedi na lepi srpski jezik, sramoto !!!
Pleasent place😆
Нема лепшег града на кугли земаљској.Ово је видео неког ко заиста воли овај град.
100% се слажем
Slazem se!
ne lupaj
Јелена Дивјак zagreb je lijepsije
@@mifftiosan ,jedino za tebe, nepismena !!! "Lepšije" 👎👎👎
Can somebody tell how is customer service in Serbia?
In Novi Sad good.
We are known for our hospitality, and are more friendly than most European countries.
Hospitality is fine, but if you're looking for American style ultra-professional hospitality prepare to be disappointed.
First of all, and I consider this a good thing, there are no fake smiles like in the US.
Second of all, the system is not perfect and sometimes there will be hiccups. Sometimes things will go wrong and the folks will scramble to make everything right. Or you might run into someone clearly out of their element, like a novice waiter. Or other times you might run into someone breathtakingly rude and unprofessional, someone who should have been fired ages ago, but his or her job security or connections prevented it.
Regardless, these should not be taken as reflective of the whole. The current system has really gone a long way from the communist era where you literally had to beg people to do their jobs, including in the service sector, and who then acted as if it was some kind of grand favour on their behalf. Still, like I said, there are kinks to iron out.
Love from INDIA ❤️
Pravi srednjo-evropski grad, nema dodirnih tacaka sa Balkanom
it looks different from rest of serbian cities
This is a Hungarian city whose real name is Újvidék. We lost the first world war and they got the southern territory.
@@gabormolnar2133 that explains
Gabor please educate yourself: “Novi Sad was founded in 1694 when Serb merchants formed a colony across the Danube from the Petrovaradin Fortress, a strategic Habsburg military post. In the following centuries, it transformed into an important trading and manufacturing centre as well as a centre of Serbian culture, earning it the nickname Serbian Athens.” “Slavic tribes such as the Severians, the Obotrites and the Serbs (including the subtribes of the Braničevci and the Timočani) settled today's region around Novi Sad mainly in the 6th and 7th centuries.The Serbs absorbed the aforementioned Slavic groups as well as the Paleo-Balkanic peoples of the region.”
@@khalidkhalil5437 Sadly, Hungary lost a huge part of its terriority following the Trianon Treaty. If you go to northern Romania, you will realise the same. The whole of Transylvania used to be Hungarian and the cities and towns all look completely different compared to the rest of the country.
@@gabormolnar2133 No it's not the city was founded by Serbian merchants. Austrian influence in the architecture is prevalent that's why it looks different.
Novi Sad Free and Indepedent of Republic of Vojvodina!!!
nonsense
Das war spitze !!!!
41:52 whats the deal with this person
Rakija
30:04 The girl is cleaning the women's feet?
Very nice.
My hometown, I just wish to be more cleaner, there are a lot of people who does not care much for an environment and throw garbage everywhere!!!
That's the future!
Little journey
hello poptravel is there any way to contact with you private email or facebook ?
Yes, you can contact me. Please check the "About" tab on the channel. There is a protected link to an email address
@@poptravelorg I sent you a message
Some buildings from the Austro-Hungarian period and some pedestrian street are those that improve the general look of the city from its relative ugliness and its quite poor maintenance.
the beautiful serbian orthodox churches can't be buildungs from the Austro-Hungarian period. But you're right that some places are not "nice".....
wow, never tought someone who isnt form here i assume ,would nail it ! nicely said
Gamal Jinusi except the orthodox church,everything was built during the Kingdom of Hungary
Meme Boi Austro Hungari
Most of the old buildings in Novi Sad date from 18th and 19th century and were built by Serbian merchants, Counts and landowners. Buildings in Petrovaradin (the town just underneath the fortress) were built by Hungarian, Austrian and Croatian merchants. Before 1940s, Novi Sad was known for it's elegance and beauty, but once the socialist government came to power in 1944, most of the old buildings were demolished and replaced with brutalist and social-realist buildings. However, the tourists seem to be quite impressed with the city. Novi Sad was elected European Capital of Culture 2021, so many of the city's historical buildings are being restored.
Lalisation of vacation needs no translation
FIRMIN GRAD!!!
Grad svih novosadjana
reci to na Veterniku ili Detelinari 😂
am from novi sad
N7ce
Desi gari
Ne, nego: 'de si, gari?
nosim te na k*ri 😅
Great problem in Novi Sad while walking streets are pedestrians who walk like loose doggs. There is no walking culture, like keeping your right side. Many of pedestrians have no basic culture at all. I know 90% of them came to live in Novi Sad from mountains, even thou they live in city for almoust 20+ years, still cant get culture.
I agree. Many people here are pretty aggressive.
bravo! pogodio u metu, ja to primetio zadnjih 7-8g , strasno, ko da su sami na ulici , i bas tako, sisli sa planine ili neke vukojebine, i niko sem njih ne postoji ... kako bih ja voleo da se uvede ko u parizu moskvi ako se ne varam,da se ZABRANI doseljavanje , tj ne mozes doci da zivis u NS... zvuci elitisticki ali nema veze s tim , ko razume razume
From karachi city
every european countries look the same to me
How american of you
@@Calaman228 i'm chinese tho
@@invisi6l339 hahahahaha that's even more ironic of you to say
good to know chinese towns dont look all the same LOLOLOL@@invisi6l339
Backi Gracac ZAKON..!!
Bogde Petrović ZAKON
@@MrDjuroDrljaca jel Bogde Zizak?
@@milangraovac2748 jeste. To mi je bio ujak. Keva mi je od Petrovića
@@MrDjuroDrljaca aha Bogde je bio legenda. A gde ti zivis??
@@milangraovac2748 U Novom Sadu
One can easily tell that his city used to be Hungarian.
no way bro the city dosent look anything like mongolian idk where u got that from...
Only a few buildings were built by the Hungarians, most of the buildings were built by wealthy Serbian merchants and landowners.
By the way the architecture from Novi Sad is Austrian, Hungarian influence is in more northern parts like Subotica.
kao kad si u bugarskoj vidi se po garavim ljudima da je nekad bila ciganska, a kamoli po arhitekturi.
there was never more then a 20% of Hungarians 😂 there was nore Germans then Hungarians
Freedom Vojvodina from Serbia.
Vojvodina is serbia
how can vojvodina be independent when there is 80% serbs?
Nah, not gonna happen
Beatiful Novi Sad, Capital of Republic of Vojvodina👍
@Fg 98 Ok but is a Hungarian country and in future have ben!
@@alidurmishi5636kikiriki semenke.
Lmfao nope, I live there, We are all Serbs
Novi Sad jeste prelep, a ti, maršuj u prvi razred glupanderu !!!!
Go back to Azerbaijan
Војводина треба да буде независна држава, више пара би се уложило у Нови Сад него ако остане део Србије.
Po tebi bi bilo naj bolje, da je svaka vaška obaška !!! E pa, vi vaške se cepajte !!!
para bi bilo svakako da se koristi potencijal koji ima u poljoprivredi, a nezavisna ne treba da bude, i Baranja u HR je istorijsk Vojvodina, ako izuzmemo ove moderne komunisticke granice
Ovo nije walking nego runing🤣