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Subotica

City in northern Serbia near the border with Hungary.

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Subotica is a city in northern Serbia, located near the border with Hungary. It's known for its Art Nouveau architecture, multicultural heritage (including significant Hungarian and Serbian populations), and the annual 'Exit' music festival held at Petrovaradin Fortress nearby.

Pronunciation

/suˈbɔtɪtsa/

Etymology

Subotica is derived from the Slavic word 'sub' meaning 'under' and 'otica' referring to a marshy area.

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Subotica is a city in northern Serbia, close to the border with Hungary, known for its beautiful Art Nouveau architecture and lively atmosphere.

Fun Facts

Subotica was once part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
The city hosts the annual 'Days of Subotica' festival
It is known as 'Little Vienna' due to its architecture

FAQ

What is Subotica known for? Its Art Nouveau architecture
Where is Subotica located? Northern Serbia, near Hungary
What language is spoken in Subotica? Serbian and Hungarian

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Serbia Vojvodina

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