Located in the centre of Subotica, the City Hall is the largest and tallest building in the Vojvodina region, designed by Hungarian architects Marcel Komor and Deze Jakob. The towering spires, the red walls make the eyes shine, and the colorful stained glass makes the city hall more atmospheric. The first floor of the City Hall is a McDonald's? (may also be KFC) and other specialty shops. We came to the designated store for the ticket, and there was no ticket office at all. It was a gift boutique. After finding the boss's inquiry, I confirmed that I bought the ticket here. I was surprised that the city hall even bought the ticket in such a place. The day just happened to catch up with the local elementary school to visit the city hall, so our two big friends, followers of more than 100 children, were led by the tour guide into the town hall. Through a circular staircase to the top of the viewpoint, the surrounding towns have a panoramic view, the Baroque-style churches have spires through the layers of green trees, and the streets of the National Theatre with Roman architecture are the most At the eye-catching, the Hungarian-style synagogue effortlessly caught our eyes, the warm yellow leaves covered the ground, the warm sunshine hit the face, the gentle breeze blowing through the body, the children's heart The laughter was in my ear, and I found the most correct way to open Subotica, very warm and fresh. stood on the viewing platform and couldnt help but shouted: "Yeah, I havent seen such a beautiful fall for a long time~"