✤ 2 min walk from the Petrovaradin fortress and 10 min walk from the city center ✤ ▪︎ 60 sq.m Designer Dream ▪︎ In 18th-century Baroque Old Town ▪︎ Remote Workers Friendly ▪︎ Free Parking Within Premises ▪︎ Children's Play Area &Toys ▪︎ High-speed WiFi ▪︎ 1904 Architectural Masterpiece ▪︎ Fully Equipped Kitchen ▪︎ Century-old Hardwood Floors and Doors ▪︎ 4m high ceilings ▪︎ Surrounded by 120 acres of greenery ▪︎ Historic yet Contemporary Style ▪︎ Water and Air Filters Book your perfect stay!

Being a seasoned traveler, I understand the essentials: prime location, utmost comfort, safety, a plush bed, spotless bathroom, and affordability. Rest assured, our apartment in Novi Sad checks all these boxes. Come experience our vibrant city to the fullest! If you have any questions about the apartment or the city, feel free to reach out - we're here to help! You can get in touch with us by email, but also using social media apps. We understand that your needs are important, and we'll do our best to get back to you quickly and offer any assistance you may need.

Our charming apartment is nestled in the heart of the enchanting Baroque district, originally designed to accommodate the higher administration of the fortress. This district, boasting a delightful array of colorful buildings, all dating back to the period between 1750 and 1900, is proudly preserved as a site of exceptional cultural importance. As you step into our neighborhood, you'll find yourself enveloped in history. At its peak, the fortress, often referred to as the 'Danube's Gibraltar,' stood as the largest fortification in Europe – a title it held for more than two centuries. The fortress was completed in 1780, more than 240 years ago! And it's just a mere 5-minute stroll from our doorstep to reach the highest point of the Petrovaradin fortress, where you'll be treated to a breathtaking view of the city, alongside a plethora of charming cafes, restaurants, and galleries. Don't forget to explore the Novi Sad city museum, which houses an underground military well dating back to the early 18th century, a true architectural masterpiece of its time.