Petrovaradin Fortress

Located in Novi Sad, Serbia's second largest city, it is one of Novi Sad's three major attractions (Petrovaladin Fortress, Liberty Square, Wine Town). It has a beautiful view of the river and a house with red roof.

One of Novi Sad's landmarks, the biggest point is the clock tower's hour and minute hand exchange, long needles "time", short needles "point". In fact, the design is mainly for the Danube boaters, who can see the hour in a far distance. The clock also has a characteristic, that is, the cold days walk a little faster, the hot days walk a little slower, so that the ship's owners better grasp the speed. Franz I was hiding the crown here.

The Petrogvaladin castle is the largest existing castle in Europe, surrounded by the Danube and a major military resort in Serbia's history. It was used for defense forts during the Roman Empire.

My favorite place, the sunset at night is very beautiful. It is also the place where the famous EXIT music festival is held. There is also an art park on the top, with quite a lot of restaurants and bars. It shows that there are many young people here. Just on the edge of the Danube, it is a good place to see the river view. Walking distance from the city center. There is also a bell tower and a car parked at a music festival.

Fortress fort is free to visit, there is a parking lot below, the fortress can overlook the Danube River and the ancient town on the side, the fortress clock is very special, long needle is clock, short needle is minute needle

The fortress on the outskirts of the city, next to the Danube, which existed from the Roman period, is the second largest fortress in Europe. Just climb up the fortress and know why they built it here, which is located at the cross of the river and easy to defend. The Danube is neither blue nor romantic here. But the clouds in the sky are like marshmallows. It is very beautiful.