TENNIS CLUB “GAME” – Sombor
There are two tennis courts (concrete court and clay court).
The Sombor municipality is situated in the north-west part of the Bačka plain. In the west, the Danube is the municipality’s natural border with Croatia and in the north, it borders with Hungary. Sombor is some 175 km away from Belgrade and 220 km from Budapest. It is the place of rich cultural and sporting tradition and known for the abundance of greenery. The municipality is famous for fishing on the Danube river and its sleeves and the best hunting grounds (deer and other venison) from Bezdan to Apatin.
In 1786 Sombor was declared the permanent seat of the Bačka & Bodroš County. In order to satisfy the growing needs of the county administration, an eclectic building was built in 1808. In 1882 the side towers and pediment were added. The roof dome is reminiscent of the one in the Venetian church of Santa Maria della Salute. In 1975 the building was renovated. In the 201st room of the building, there is the biggest oil painting in Serbia called “The battle of Senta” by Ferenz Aizenhut and the Coat of Arms Hall with emblems of the famous aristocratic families from Sombor. The building is surrounded by the park from the 19th century with the larch and sycamore trees. Today, the building is the center of the municipality’s administration.
On the surface of 1178 km² Sombor municipality includes the city of Sombor and 16 settlements, which is special characteristic of this region: Aleksa Šantić, Bački Breg, Bački Monoštor, Bezdan, Čonoplja, Doroslovo, Gakovo, Kljajićevo, Kolut, Rastina, Riđica, Stanišić, Svetozar Miletić, Stapar and Telečka.
TOURISM ORGANISATION OF THE CITY OF SOMBOR
Address: Trg Svetog Đorđa 1, Sombor
Phone: +381 (0)25 434 350
E-mail: info@visitsombor.org
Web: www.visitsombor.org
Facebook: https://sr-rs.facebook.com/turistickaorganizacija.gradasombora
Tourist-info center with a souvenir shop
Adress: Kralja Petra I 18, 25000 Sombor Tel: +381 (0) 25 420 041
ECO-RECREATIONAL CENTER – Bački Monoštor
The tourist offer of Bački Monoštor is Eco-recreation center which was officially opened on the International Environment Day, 05 June 2008. Eco-recreation center consists of an amphitheater with wooden benches for workshops, education and teaching in nature, a mini playground with swings and seesaws, a training ground for the game “Man do not be angry”…
SPORTS CENTER “SOKO” – Sombor
The construction of the “Sokolski dom” began in 1926 and was completed the following year. The building was built in Byzantine style. At the time the boarding home of Soko was built, it was one of the most beautiful buildings in Sombor, and one of the first Soko homes in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. The…
CITY SPORT HALL “MOSTONGA” – Sombor
City Hall “Mostonga” was built in 1971 and is used for training and competition, physical education, the implementation of recreational programs, maintenance of cultural, entertainment and business events. The facility is designed and constructed as a sports hall for indoor sports, and consists of: the main hall measuring 43 x 50 m, which meets the…
THE SQUASH CENTRE – Sombor
This is the first squash centre in Sombor and the fifth in Serbia. In the centre there are two squash courts made according to the standards of European Squash Federation, locker rooms with showers and café bar. The Squash centre Sombor has its own car park with seven parking places. Squash can be played without…
SWIMMING POOL “MOSTONGA” – Sombor
The pool was built in 1981 and has become a very popular school for non-swimmers. The building offers athletes: Large indoor swimming pool 25m x 17.5m x 2 m Small indoor swimming pool 8m x 17.5m x 0.80 m An outdoor swimming pool measuring 50m x 25m 2 outdoor children pools about 4m x 4m.…
THE KAYAK CLUB “DUNAV” – Bezdan
The kayak club “Bezdan” is one of the sport collectives with the largest number of trophies in the country. The club was founded 20 years ago, and in the last decade they won more than 300 titles of the national winners, and they entered the national team more than 250 times. The most significant club…
THE TENNIS COURTS “ŽAK” – Sombor
The first tennis court in Sombor was built in 1895. in the park near the Rectory. On the location of TC “Žak”, the first three courts were built in 1905. The most famous tennis player of that time was Ivan Radović, Yugoslavian Davis Cup player. There are nine tennis courts on clay.