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The home-town of the Serbian Baroque movement, Sombor is known for its beautifule old architecture and excellent museums.

Sombor is a city located in the province of Vojvodina, Serbia. It is the administrative center of the West Bačka District. Sombor is famous for its greenery, cultural life and beautiful 18th and 19th century center. The most important cultural institutions are the National Theater, the Regional Museum, the Modern Art Gallery, Church of St. George, the Milan Konjovic Art Gallery, and more.

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Sombor, Serbia

church top by Aleksandar Cocek

The home-town of the Serbian Baroque movement, Sombor is known for its beautifule old architecture and excellent museums.
Milan Konjovic Gallery, Sombor

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Dedicated to the work of renown Serbian artist originally from Sombor, this gallery is home to over 500 pieces of art.
Historic Center, Sombor

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Wander through this historic town, admiring the wealth of old buildings and churches, and enjoying the local atmosphere.
National Theatre, Sombor

National Theater, San Jose, Costa Rica, 2010 by Terry Feuerborn

Beautiful both inside and out, this historic theater is built in elegant Baroque style and hosts a wide variety of performances.
City Museum, Sombor

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Home to a wide range of artifacts dedicated to the history of the region, this museum boasts a particularly fine numismatic exhibit.
City Hall, Sombor

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A great place to browse or people-watch, this 18C Neoclassical city hall still houses the local political offices and various shops.
Church of St. George, Sombor

catholic church in Sombor by Aleksandar Cocek

An 18C Baroque style church, which even withstood the Turkish rule, and inspired the Serbian Baroque movement.

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