U serijalu tekstova koji slede otkrićemo lokacije koje će Vam Novi Sad pokazati u najboljem svetlu, mesta koja ćete sigurno želeti da posetite opet i u koja ćete se zaljubiti! Ovaj grad pruža svakome od nas sve što poželi!
Petrovaradin je deo Novog Sada koji čini oko 15.000 stanovnika prema poslednjem popisu, i nalazi se u Južnobačkom okrugu. Uz desnu obalu Dunava ova opština je bila i ostala jako bitna zbog saobraćaja koji prolazi i spaja razne delove, kako putevima tako i železnicom.
Ono što svakako obeležava ovu opštinu i po čemu je najpoznataja jeste tvrđava. Prema dokazima koje su arheolozi pronašli veruje se da je na ovoj steni čovek živeo čak i u periodu 19.000-15.000 godina pre nove ere. Različite kulture smenjivale su se u ovom predelu, od Kelta, Rimljana, Turaka pa sve do današnjih stanovnika.
Tvrđavu koju su Rimljani izgradili prema nekim saznanjima u 5. veku rušili su Huni. Vreme je prolazilo, tvrđava je kroz istoriju rušena i obnavljana ali je ostala na svom mestu. Danas je ovo prelepa turistička znamenitost na kojoj ćete se vratiti u prošlost gledajući detalje koji su sačuvani. O svemu tome možete razgovarati sa prijateljima na pauzi u nekim od ugostiteljskih objekata sa jedinstvenim pogledom na reku i noviji, urbaniji deo grada, prelepog Novog Sada.
In the following series of articles, we will discover locations that Novi Sad will show you in the best light, places that you will definitely want to visit again and that you will fall in love with! This city gives each of us everything we want!
Petrovaradin is a part of Novi Sad, which has about 15,000 inhabitants according to the last census, and is located in Juznobački District. Along the right bank of the Danube, this municipality was and remains very important because of the traffic that passes and connects various parts, both by road and by rail.
What certainly marks this municipality and what it is most famous for is the fortress. According to the evidence found by archaeologists, it is believed that man lived on this rock even in the period 19,000-15,000 BC. Different cultures took turns in this area, from the Celts, Romans, Turks to today’s inhabitants.
According to some sources, the fortress built by the Romans in the 5th century was demolished by the Huns. Time passed, the fortress was demolished and rebuilt throughout history, but it remained in its place. Today, this is a beautiful tourist attraction where you will go back in time by looking at the details that have been preserved. You can talk about all this with your friends during a break in some of the restaurants with a unique view of the river and the newer, more urban part of the city, the beautiful Novi Sad.
