Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad, Serbia | Exploring Belgrade and beyond
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- Опубліковано 23 лис 2020
- Petrovaradin Fortress is located about an hour away from Belgrade, Serbia in the city of Novi Sad. Cross over the bridge from Novi Sad and into Petrovaradin, an interesting town within Novi Sad in Vojvodina, Serbia. Venture into the Petrovaradin Fortress which was built in 1780 and is located on the right bank of the Danube river. This fortress has a lot of historical significance and is also the home for the annual EXIT music festival in Serbia. Join me as I make my way into Petrovaradin Fortress and explore all of it.
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In my next life I will live in Serbia. :) It's freaking amazing. The architecture is different everywhere, that's what I love about it. Every home is different.
Serbia is really beautiful!
Why wait? By a summer place or move there 😀👍🏻
how delicious of a breakfast it must have been you kept talking about it 😂😂 such an informative video thank you😊
Haha it was delicious and cheap 😂 glad you enjoyed the video! 😊
I adore Novi sad!
Greetings from Croatia!!
I'm glad you visited Petrovaradin fortress! :)
There are million fun facts about this fortress, one interesting, as you noticed air vents, it has 16km of tunnels that goes through, beneath fortress and beyond, armories, prisons, etc. In the middle, beneath museum, there is also well which supplied water in times it was under siege.. Maybe you noticed how it is built, in layers, that parking area you saw was inner city area, which was most protected. To reach it, you had to conquer all lower grounds, separated by all those narrow bridges... Bridges are made of wood, so they can be easily destroyed in need... :) It is one on If you decide to come back, after this pandemic is over, we can show you a bit more gorgeous but well hidden places there... Cheers!
Was at EXIT festival there in 2011. I love that fortress! And the town comes so incredibly Alive during the festival that it made it an unforgettable experience.
Would've been awesome to get to go to EXIT Festival, heard so many great things about it. Maybe next time.
The breakfast looks amazing and the forest too!!
Both were amazing!
Great job.
Thank you!
I'm moving to Novi in June! A year late cause of Covid this past year was a slog to wait through. I can't wait!
That's cool, Novi Sad is great!
That "little house" that partially under ground is actually a gunpowder storage building. It's built in deeper so that enemy artillery can't hit it.
And you're right about the domes, they are ventilation for the tunnels.
That’s pretty cool!
thanks for the video
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Nice video! I'm from Belgrade but think that Novi Sad is the most beautiful city in Serbia together with Subotica. :)
For how long are you going to stay in Serbia?
Hope you are enjoying your stay!
Thank you! :) all of Serbia is really beautiful! I’m here until 2021.
Underground of Fortress
Petrovaradin is city municipal (part of City of Novi Sad). Same as New Belgrade and Belgrade. It is first city zone.
26:25 If you ever watched a movie The Raven (with John Cusack in lead role) this is a spot where one part of movie was shot).
That’s so cool! I’ll have to watch that movie now that I’ve been there.
Clock Tower, On the dials, large hands show hours, and small minutes, counterclockwise to any modern clock, There are more interesting things about the watch. The first is that boatmen would see what time it is from a greater distance and in bad weather, and the second reason is that the clock was ticking every hour, and so the guards changed, so the minutes didn't matter. Nice video!
That’s pretty cool! Thanks for watching!
You didnt notice the watch tower, it is not 9 o clock, but 15minutes to 12 o clock, small pointer pointing minutes, and longer one hours "to be seen from the town" of NS
Interesting, I didn’t notice that.
@@NomAdventurers I can recomad you a guide for Belgrade if you want
you walk very close to Sherman tank from "Kelly`s Heroes" Sgt. Oddball (Donald Sutherland)
Petrovaradin Is actually way more older than Novi Sad! Novi Sad was founded by Serbs, when they were banished from Petrovaradin in 1694! Also did you notice how the sign at 4:58 is written in three languages? Serbian, Slovak and Hungarian. Btw at 8:47 is the house of Ban Josip Jelačić, the guy on a horse on the main square in Zagreb. Maybe after Sombor you get to visit another Baroque town, called Sremski Karlovci, which is just a short bus ride away from Novi Sad. Sremski Karlovci were the center of Serbs in Habsburg monarchy, (so there are significant buildings in such a small town: like Patriarchs palace, oldest Gymnasium in Serbia, Cathedral...) and now it's a beautiful wine region. Bermet is the famous local drink. Good luck in your future travels! I have watched you since the Zagreb video!
Gavril Vujić Petrovaradin je puno stariji cak i pre Rimljana je tu bilo nesto.Ove godine su renovirali pa su kopali jednu ulicu valjda za neke instalacije pa su nasli stare temelje .Inace kucu Bana Jelacica je drzava Srbija otkupila i mislim da ju je poklonila vladi Hrvacke ali nisam 100% sigurna u vezi poklona.Inace pre par dana sam cula da su napokon otkrili podzemni tunel ispod Dunava i posto se pravi pesacki most na ostatcima starog mosta poce ce istrazivati i taj tunel.Novi Sad je jako lep grad sa jako prijatnim ljudima .
Amazing, thanks for all that information. I’ll check out those places you recommended. Thanks for watching my videos! :)
You could have crossed the street on the other side of the river, it's easier. Whatever side of the river, the shortest way to cross the street is to go under the bridge and then go up again on the other side.
Yeah, I realized that once I got across the bridge 😂
Try Project 72 in Novi Sad. You will have fine dining for McD prices in the west.
Thanks for the recommendation. Will have to try that place out!
You should visit Golubac Fortress
Thanks for the suggestion, will venture out to Golubac Fortress. It looks amazing!
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Nice! 👍
Petrovaradin is part of city of Novi Sad
Yes, it’s a municipality within Novi Sad
@@NomAdventurers Its similar like New York and New Jersey....
Mislim da je Petrovaradinska tvrdjava veca od Kalemegdanske u BG.🤔
Petrovaradin Fortress was pretty big, I also think it was bigger than Belgrade Fortress in Kalemegdan Park.
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If Belgrade can have Zemun, Obrenovac, Mladenovac, Ovča, Borča, Krnjača, Batajnica...Novi Sad can have Petrovaradin and Sremski Karlovci😎
Novi Sad has some great places as well!
You have missed the best - undergorund of fortreress.
I couldn’t find it, did I pass by the entrance at any point of the video?
@@NomAdventurers Entrance is in the museum. Big yellow building on upper level.