The Srbobran municipality is situated in the central part of Bačka and covers an area of 284 square kilometres. The municipality encompasses three settlements: Srbobran, Turija and Nadalj. The biggest part of the municipality lies on the left bank of the Great Bačka Canal. In the north and south Srbobran is surrounded by a meander of the Krivaja streamlet which flows into the Great Bačka Kanal close to Turija.
The geographical position is very favourable. By the above mentioned the Great Bačka Canal Srbobran is, through the Danube and Tisa, connected with the major European waterways. There are also two main roads that intersect in the centre of Srbobran: the international route which connects middle and south Europe and the Sombor-Bečej route which connects the Danube and Tisa valley.
The oldest record about Srbobran dates back to 1338, where the town was called Sentomaš (St. Thomas). Srbobran has approximately 16.000 inhabitants, where Serbs make 70% of the population and Hungarians 30%
THE SPORTS & TOURISM CENTRE – Srbobran
Address: Trg Profesora Milivoja Tutorova bb, Srbobran
Phone: +381 (0)21 731 279, +381 (0)21 732 888
E-mail: cst.srbobran@eunet.rs
Web: www.cst.org.rs
It is situated in the very centre of Srbobran. The sports centre with open fields and playgrounds is the home of many sports clubs and is regularly used by school children and for recreation.
The centre organizes many sports events, and in the summertime, it organizes sports camps and the physical practice of many clubs. All the capacities are opened and can be used at any time in very good conditions.
“The centre for Sport and Tourism” Srbobran works also as a travel agency. It takes care of the touristic potentials of Srbobran with its many attractions, as well as the cultural, historical, and architectural sense. Special care is taken in developing farm tourism, which means to take care of many farms. The fields in the Srbobran community are unique and rich hunting and fishing areas. Accept protected animals you can find wild pigs, roe deers, rabbits, wild cats and feathered wild animals…
At the heart of Bačka, on the bank of the Great Bačka Canal, near the picturesque and tradition-rich village of Turija, the family Tatić grange is situated. Within the grange, there are a vineyard, an orchard and a pond which products are available to guests, two apartments, there is a hall for celebrations with maximum…
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The first Catholic Church, on the place of the existing one, was built in 1783. It was built out of charge, with the reeve roof, without a tower or a cross. The same year the rectory was built. The church belonged to the parish of Stari Bečej. For the costs of keeping the parish, the…
The sports hall in Srbobran is multifunctional and it consists of: small hall, big hall, gym, bowling alley, chess hall and the restaurant. The users of the hall are sport clubs, schools and recreators and it is also available for organizing different kind of events (festivals, fairs, concerts…).
The gallery is consisted of two rooms, the area 60m2 big, in an adapted old village house. The exhibitions of well-known authors are organized, as well as the exhibitions of art colonies and the associations of artists. Working hours: 7am-8pm, during the summer 7am-3pm
The building of orthodox church in Nadalj started in April 1811, and it was finished in August 1813, as it is inscribed in the vault of the church at the place where the alter is separated from the soleil. The church was sanctified by Sava Bekrić, the archpriest from Žabalj, on the day of Saint…
It was built in 1730. Throughout the history it has changed its position. Since 1851 it has been in the current location. The iconostasis was made by Jovan Klajic.
