Pod sloganom “Moj dan u Novom Sadu” portal Glas Nacije vam otkriva šta bi trebalo posetiti prilikom dolaska u Novi Sad. Dvor predstavlja jednu od najznačajnih novosadskih zgrada i nalazi se u Zmaj Jovinoj ulici, koje je i glavna ulica u Novom Sadu. Prvi dvor sagrađen je 1741. godine, a sagradio ga je vladika Visarion Pavlović. S obzirom da je glavna fasada zgrade bila okrenuta ka rukavcu Dunava, odakle je dolazio nesnosan smrad, nije bilo mnogo pobuna kada je dvor bio srušen tokom bombardovanja 1849. godine. Novi projekat zgrade uradio je 1899. godine čuveni arhitekta Vladimir Nikolić, za kog se sumnjalo da ga je kum patrijarh Georgije Branković “pogurao” da baš on uradi novi projekat, pa iz tog razloga Nikolić nije želeo da potpiše projekat, već je to ustupio Ferencu Rajhlu. Nakon što je završena rezidencija bačkog episkopa, 1901. godine vladika Mitrofan Šević organizovao je svečanost, povodom izgradnje Vladičinskog dvora. Današnji dvor privlači veliku pažnju turista, zbog svog neobičnog izgleda. Ima elemente vizantijskog i istočnjačkog stila, a i elemente srpskih srednjovekovnih manastira, pa se svojim izgledom uklapa u ovaj stariji deo grada.
My day in Novi Sad: Vladičanski dvor
Under the slogan "My day in Novi Sad", the Glas Nacije portal reveals what you should visit when you arrive in Novi Sad. The courtyard is one of the most important buildings in Novi Sad and is located in Zmaj Jovina Street, which is also the main street in Novi Sad. The first court was built in 1741, and it was built by Bishop Visarion Pavlović. Since the main facade of the building faced the tributary of the Danube, where the unbearable stench came from, there were not many riots when the courtyard was demolished during the 1849 bombing.
The new project of the building was done in 1899 by the famous architect Vladimir Nikolić, who was suspected that his godfather, Patriarch Georgije Branković, "pushed" him to do the new project, so for that reason, Nikolić did not want to sign the project but gave it to Ferenc Rajhl. After the residence of the Bishop of Bačka was completed, in 1901, Bishop Mitrofan Šević organized a ceremony on the occasion of the construction of the Vladicanski dvor. Today's courtyard attracts a lot of tourists, because of its unusual appearance. It has elements of Byzantine and Eastern style, as well as elements of Serbian medieval monasteries, so its appearance fits into this older part of the city.
