Dömötör Palace - the City Museum Building

[View] It’s a really great place, I like it very much, it looks really good, it’s really good.

Subotica has a synagogue, the walls are heart-shaped iron railings, very romantic Hungarian-style synagogue, built in 1902, is one of the best religious buildings in Europe's Art Nouveau movement style, it uses a lot of tulips, Decorative elements such as carnations and peacock feathers. Unfortunately, due to time, we were not able to enter the church interior for a visit. Not far from the synagogue we see the Cathedral, built in 1779, after several renovations, Baroque late style, dedicated to Saint Teresa Su of Avila, the patron saint of Subotica. At present, the entire church is like Figure 9. A few large cracks run through the whole church from the top to the end, but there are no signs of maintenance. I am very sorry... Many people on the road look at our yellow-skinned crooked nuts, and there are more cute taxi drivers coming up to take a photo. Recommended: Central Square, Subotica Museum, Jewish Church ✨🌭 Recommended Restaurant: BOSS ✨🚌 Transportation Guide: You can take a bus or train from Belgrade to Subotica ✨ The last thing to say is that Subotica is indeed a city worth visiting. There are not many tourists, and the emergence of a few of our crooked nuts has become a popular target for locals to take pictures...🤣🤣🤣