CITY HALL – Sombor
The former palace of Sombor’s captain Jovan Brankovic represents the central architectural landmark of “Flat-town” (Sombor). It was built in 1718. After the death of count Jovan Brankovic, his castle was sold to the municipal government. Town Hall was settled in this building in 1749. It got its final appearance in 1842 and it became the most representative building decorated in neoclassical style. The transfers of the town were completed in its offices on November 13th 1918 and October 21st 1944. The Town Hall was proclaimed the cultural value of great importance for it has been the recognizable landmark of Sombor.
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Udaljeno 72 mCHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY – Sombor
On the ruins of old Turkish buildings, the Sombor’s resciens of catholic religion (Bunjevci) built their church in 1717. The new church in classic baroque...
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Udaljeno 97 mTHE CHAPEL OF ST. JOHN OF NEPOMUK – Sombor
The Chapel was built in 1751. It is the small building with the dominant influence of rococo style. In the altar, on the upper part...
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Udaljeno 72 m
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY – Sombor
On the ruins of old Turkish buildings, the Sombor’s resciens of catholic religion (Bunjevci) built their church in 1717. The new church in classic baroque...
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CITY HALL – Sombor
The former palace of Sombor’s captain Jovan Brankovic represents the central architectural landmark of “Flat-town” (Sombor). It was built in 1718. After the death of...
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TRG SVETOG TROJSTVA – Sombor
The Square of the Holy Trinity was named after the stone monument dedicated to the Holy Trinity placed on the central part of the Square...
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THE GRASALKOVIC PALACE – Sombor
This baroque edifice was built in 1763 by the manager of the royal estate, count Antun Grasalkovic. It represented an immigration centre and quarantine for...
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Udaljeno 54 m
“MILAN KONJOVIĆ” GALLERY – Sombor
The “Milan Konjović” Gallery was founded in 1964 and opened to the public in September 1966. The collection originated from a bequest of five hundred...
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Udaljeno 72 m
PLEBANIJA WITH SUNDIAL – Sombor
“Plebanija“ is situated next to the church of the Holy Trinity. For the purposes of the accommodation of the Franciscans, the construction of an abbey...
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Udaljeno 97 m
“KARLO BIJELICKI” CITY LIBRARY – Sombor
At the request of 129 signatories, among whom there were also 30 Serbs, the Hungarian Reading Room was founded in 1844. For its purposes, a...
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Udaljeno 54 m
“MILAN KONJOVIĆ” GALLERY – Sombor
The “Milan Konjović” Gallery was founded in 1964 and opened to the public in September 1966. The collection originated from a bequest of five hundred...
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Udaljeno 97 m
ART ATELIER “VIŠINKA” – Sombor
Višinka art atelier and painter’s studio is located in the Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk, in the heart of Sombor, between the City Archive...
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Udaljeno 122 m
CULTURAL CENTER GALLERY “LAZA KOSTIĆ” – Sombor
The Gallery of the Cultural Center “Laza Kostić” was founded on November 28, 1995, immediately after the closure of the “Likovna jesen” Gallery. The Gallery...
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Udaljeno 97 m
“KARLO BIJELICKI” CITY LIBRARY – Sombor
At the request of 129 signatories, among whom there were also 30 Serbs, the Hungarian Reading Room was founded in 1844. For its purposes, a...
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Udaljeno 97 m
THE CHAPEL OF ST. JOHN OF NEPOMUK – Sombor
The Chapel was built in 1751. It is the small building with the dominant influence of rococo style. In the altar, on the upper part...
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Udaljeno 110 m
HISTORICAL ARCHIVE “SOMBOR” (PASHA’S TOWER AND KRUŠPER’S HOUSE) – Sombor
Pasha’s Tower is the oldest preserved city building, dating from the late 16th or early 17th century. It is believed that after the conquest of...
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CITY HALL – Sombor
The former palace of Sombor’s captain Jovan Brankovic represents the central architectural landmark of “Flat-town” (Sombor). It was built in 1718. After the death of...
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Udaljeno 0 m
TRG SVETOG TROJSTVA – Sombor
The Square of the Holy Trinity was named after the stone monument dedicated to the Holy Trinity placed on the central part of the Square...
Read more -
Udaljeno 0 m
THE GRASALKOVIC PALACE – Sombor
This baroque edifice was built in 1763 by the manager of the royal estate, count Antun Grasalkovic. It represented an immigration centre and quarantine for...
Read more -
Udaljeno 54 m
“MILAN KONJOVIĆ” GALLERY – Sombor
The “Milan Konjović” Gallery was founded in 1964 and opened to the public in September 1966. The collection originated from a bequest of five hundred...
Read more -
Udaljeno 72 m
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY – Sombor
On the ruins of old Turkish buildings, the Sombor’s resciens of catholic religion (Bunjevci) built their church in 1717. The new church in classic baroque...
Read more