dunavska street · novi sad

dunavska street — what to see and where to sit

a short street between the main square and the park.

Dunavska is a short pedestrian street in the old core of Novi Sad: it starts at Zmaj Jovina, near Trg slobode, and ends at the entrance to the Danube Park. You can walk it in a few minutes, yet a surprising amount sits along it — museums, old facades, courtyards and, right at the start, at number 2, us.

Towards the park there are three museum addresses: the Foreign Art Collection at Dunavska 29, the Museum of Vojvodina at 35–37 and the Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina at 37. Opening hours change with the season, so check the museum websites before you go. At the end of the street lies the Danube Park, and from there it is about ten minutes to the riverside and the Danube itself.

Julianna is at Dunavska 2 — the first corner from Zmaj Jovina. Caucasian food from the grill, khinkali, cheese and charcuterie boards, wine by the glass from 250 and signature cocktails, with vinyl on the turntable. Afternoons are quiet and you can walk in unannounced; on Friday and Saturday we are open until 01:00.

on the same street

  1. Julianna

    Dunavska 2

    gastrobar: Caucasian kitchen, wine, cocktails, vinyl

  2. Foreign Art Collection

    Dunavska 29

    a collection of the Museum of the City of Novi Sad

  3. Museum of Vojvodina

    Dunavska 35–37

    the largest museum in Vojvodina, some 400,000 objects

  4. Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina

    Dunavska 37

    MSUV — contemporary art

  5. Danube Park

    end of Dunavska street

    the city park; onwards to the riverside

addresses on Dunavska — check museum opening hours on their own sites

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where & when

Dunavska 2, Novi Sad
  • mon–thu · 14:00–23:00
  • fri · 14:00–01:00
  • sat · 12:00–01:00
  • sun · 12:00–23:00
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questions & answers

Where is Dunavska street?

In the old core of Novi Sad. It begins at Zmaj Jovina, a few minutes on foot from Trg slobode, and leads to the Danube Park.

What is there to see on Dunavska?

Three museum addresses — the Foreign Art Collection (29), the Museum of Vojvodina (35–37) and MSUV (37) — old facades, and the Danube Park at the far end.

How long is the walk?

A few minutes from one end to the park. With the museums and a coffee stop it easily becomes half a day.

Where can you eat on Dunavska?

At number 2 there is Julianna — Caucasian grill, khinkali, cheese and charcuterie boards, wine by the glass from 250 dinars. Walk in during the afternoon; in the evening it is better to book.

Is the street pedestrian?

Yes, the stretch through the old core is pedestrian — pleasant with children too.