Sombor
city in Serbia
Sombor is a city of 42,000 people (2022) in Vojvodina. Sombor is famous for its greenery, cultural life and beautiful 18th- and 19th-century centre.
Understand edit
Sombor is the administrative seat of the West Bačka District in Vojvodina. It is nicknamed "Greentown" due to its plentiful trees and greenery.
Visitor information edit
- 1 Tourist info center, Trg Svetog Đorđa 1, ☏ +381 25 434350, info@visitsombor.org. M-F 08:00-17:00, Sa 09:00-13:00 (closed Su).
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By car edit
Sombor is very close to the border of Croatia and Hungary (both are 30 km away from Sombor). From Osijek, drive 1 hour northeast to reach Sombor.
By train edit
You can take the train from Novi Sad to 1 Sombor railway station. 
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Map of Sombor
See edit
- 1 Milan Konjović Art Gallery, Трг Светог Тројства 2, ☏ +381 25 412563.
- 2 City Hall, Trg cara Urosa 1, ☏ +381 25 458111. Inside the grandeur City Hall building, it houses "The Battle of Zenta" painting which is the largest painting in the Balkans region.
- 3 Sombor Museum, Trg Republike 4, ☏ +381 25 412728, gmso@ptt.rs.
- 4 (Upper Danube Nature Reserve), Apatinski put 11 (19km west of Sombor).
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Eat edit
- 1 Godo Restaurant, Venac Petra Bojovića 13, ☏ +381 25 353424. 07:30-midnight daily. Traditional Serbian food.
- 2 Barcode Caffe Restaurant, Alekse Šantića 8, ☏ +381 69 3145525. Su-Th 08:00-midnight, F Sa 08:00-02:00.
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- 1 Barcode Hotel, Jugoslovenske Narodne Armije bb, ☏ +381 25 304425, barcodehotel1@gmail.com. Each room has a balcony and flat screen TV. It has a restaurant, fitness centre and sauna.
- 2 Andric Garni Hotel, Trg Koste Trifkovića 3, ☏ +381 25 422422, recepcija@hotelandric.co.rs. Single: RSD5730; double: RSD8050.