Matilda's photodiaries: Novi Sad

When visiting whatever country, it is always worth to see more than the capital. So we did in Serbia and decided to visit Novi Sad and National park, Fruška gora. We stayed only for a one night without having any specific plans, so we took a walk and stopped by for a food&drink, basically what we found on the way. I think we were lucky with our findings that I would definitely recommend to visit.

Did you know that in Novi Sad, a lot of Slovak people are living there?

Heeey, what is going on in this city?

When we arrived to the city, we were of course hungry, so our first stop was the food. After a short research, we entered this "fancy" restaurant named #Project72WineDeli. We did not know what to expect, but it turned into a big surprise. We got our own waiter, Dario, who was fully dedicated to our table. He went with us through the menu, explaining each detail and took a warm care of us all the time. And the last but not least, the interior was very well designed.

If you wanna go back in time, you must visit #CafeDublin. The "dirrty" Irish pub decorated by rock stars from the 60s with authentic bartender, hidden in the basement, in Štrosmajerova street, right under the Petrovaradin Fortress. I know these pictures do not look appetizing, but the Irish coffee, with a secret ingredient on the right, was really nice! Cheers!

Another "back in time" bar is called #Graffitins. A tiny, little and cozy place with vintage furniture and family atmosphere. Actually, I wonder about the reason of such a name, cause I do not see any connection here...

My friends are beer lovers, so we had to check out one brewery at least. First impression was not good though, however the food and the beer were so delicious, that it deserves to be included. Ah, almost forgotten, the place is called #Brauhaus. Unfortunately, I do not have a proper pic from there, but here you are, some shots from the city center and appealing Petrovaradin Fortress.