Subotica Synagogue
Built in 1901, the Grand Synagogue is one of Europe's largest Jewish temples and stands as a masterpiece of Neoromanesque architecture. Today it functions as a museum showcasing the city's rich Jewish heritage.

Serbia
Subotica is a city in northern Serbia, known for its rich history, multicultural character, and architectural heritage.
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Built in 1901, the Grand Synagogue is one of Europe's largest Jewish temples and stands as a masterpiece of Neoromanesque architecture. Today it functions as a museum showcasing the city's rich Jewish heritage.
Also known as the Great Bridge, it spans the Danube River and connects two parts of the city while offering good views of the waterway and skyline.
Built in 1783, the church features precious icons and a baroque interior, representing one of the most important Orthodox landmarks in the city.
A vibrant marketplace offering local produce, vegetables, and handicrafts. It's an ideal place to experience local culture and regional flavors.
A small area on the Danube waterfront with recreational facilities, offering pleasant walks and relaxation after your bus journey.
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Subotica ASBeograd
FlixBus · Tue, Fri, Sat
via Novi Sad
203 km · 3 stops
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↓ 05:55
Subotica ASBeograd
FlixBus · Tue, Fri, Sat
via Novi Sad
194 km · 3 stops
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Subotica ASBeograd
FlixBus · Tue, Fri, Sat
via Novi Sad
194 km · 3 stops
03:55
↓ 06:55
Subotica ASBeograd
FlixBus · Tue, Fri, Sat
via Novi Sad
203 km · 3 stops
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Subotica ASBeograd
FlixBus · Daily
via Sombor autobuska stanica · Novi Sad
246 km · 4 stops
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Subotica ASBeograd
FlixBus · Daily
via Sombor autobuska stanica · Novi Sad
246 km · 4 stops
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Subotica ASFrankfurt central train station
FlixBus · Daily
via Munich · Augsburg · Ulm · Stuttgart Airport +2
1110 km · 8 stops
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Subotica ASFrankfurt central train station
FlixBus · Daily
via Munich · Augsburg · Ulm · Stuttgart Airport +2
1110 km · 8 stops
Subotica is Serbia's third largest city, located near the border with Hungary. The city is recognized as a cultural and artistic center with a history spanning the Ottoman period and beyond. Subotica's character is defined by its unique architecture, blending Austro-Hungarian and local influences. Visitors come to experience Ottoman mosques, synagogues, and grand buildings from the era when Subotica was a cosmopolitan crossroads.
The city serves as a transit point for travelers heading toward Hungary and Central Europe. Subotica offers outdoor markets, museums, galleries, and a lively local scene. Nearby Lake Ludaš provides opportunities for relaxation. The city is an excellent choice for those seeking a different perspective on Serbia, far from the mainstream, with a distinctive Balkan character.
Below is a short guide to the city as well: what it is known for, what to see and what a traveller arriving by bus should know.
Yes — 12 departures from Serbia, from: Subotica AS.
The fastest trip takes 1 h 35 min. The time comes from the timetable and does not include waiting at the border.
Subotica Synagogue, Raičeva Bridge, Nikolajevska Orthodox Church, Subotica Market, Paromlin
At these stations: Subotica R, Aleksandrovo, Subotica AS, Novo Selo, Doline, Bačko Dušanovo. Open a station for its board of departures and arrivals.
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