Vladicanski Dvor - Bishops Palace
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AlbertSalichs
Manresa, Spain11,469 contributions
Nov 2019 • Solo
Vladicanski Dvor (or Bishop's Palace, in English) is a mix Romantic-Secessionist building located in a pedestrian zone in the center of Novi Sad, the second largest city in Serbia. In fact, the original building was destroyed in Hungarian Revolution in 1849, and the building, we can see nowadays, was rebuilt in 1901. Very nice building, especially I recommend. taking a photo with the statue.
Written April 26, 2020
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TravelerTrecker
Houston840 contributions
May 2023 • Solo
Very nice architecture and design. It is a combination of Romantic and Secessionist styles. It is not possible to visit inside. The bishop lives there. It is one block from Freedom square and very close to the Orthodox Saint George Cathedral.
Written June 10, 2023
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Asiyah Noemi K
Pula, Croatia5,040 contributions
Mar 2019 • Family
Walking from the Square of Freedom along the Zmaj Jovin Street we reached the beautiful building of the Vladičanski Dvor ( Bishop's Palace ). The facade of the yard is wonderful. It was built in 1901 near the Saborna crkva ( Chatedral ), at the site of the first episcopal palace, which was damaged in the bombing of 1849. The facade of today's palace represents the symbiosis of Byzantine cultures, Eastern cultures, as well as the architectural and decorative elements of the medieval Serbian monasteries. Romantic spirit of the facade completes the ambience of the old city center. In front of the courtyard is a monument to the poet Jova Jovanović Zmaj, who used to walk this way. Today in this building is the seat of Bishop of Backa Irinej Bulović. A wonderful romantic building worthy of admiration.
Written March 25, 2019
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Tiberiu_Baranyi
Timisoara, Romania12,927 contributions
Oct 2019
As you walk through Novi Sad you can walk by this very beautiful palace , the Vladicanski Dvor (translated the Bishops Palace).
For those of you into architecture you will find it definitely interesting - if you are on a guided tour the guide will tell you much more about this building - for instance you will learn the decorations are made with the famous "Zsolnay" ceramic tiles (now comes twist the Zsolnay ceramic factory got established in 1853 , but this building is older than that.....) .
The original palace was built in 1741 and was almost totally destroyed during the 1848-1849 revolution.
In 1899 the architect Vladimir Nikolic was contracted to redesign and rebuild the palace from the derelict walls that were still standing. Got finished in 1901 and this is what you can see today.
Pity is not open to the public - you can only see from the outside - but those who are into architecture will find it interesting that's for sure.
Overall it is worth a stop - and some pics, once you are in the area a few minutes stop won't be an issue.
For those of you into architecture you will find it definitely interesting - if you are on a guided tour the guide will tell you much more about this building - for instance you will learn the decorations are made with the famous "Zsolnay" ceramic tiles (now comes twist the Zsolnay ceramic factory got established in 1853 , but this building is older than that.....) .
The original palace was built in 1741 and was almost totally destroyed during the 1848-1849 revolution.
In 1899 the architect Vladimir Nikolic was contracted to redesign and rebuild the palace from the derelict walls that were still standing. Got finished in 1901 and this is what you can see today.
Pity is not open to the public - you can only see from the outside - but those who are into architecture will find it interesting that's for sure.
Overall it is worth a stop - and some pics, once you are in the area a few minutes stop won't be an issue.
Written May 3, 2020
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TheShis
Tel Aviv, Israel39,605 contributions
Aug 2019
This is another picturesque building in the center of Novi Sad, which provides several nice photo-ops.
Written September 7, 2019
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LMG12
Belgrade, Serbia37 contributions
one more nice palace, but its doors are almost always shut unfortunately.
Written January 7, 2012
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thundercat114
Sheffield, UK150 contributions
Sep 2022 • Couples
Town has a young vibe to it. There is a huge pedestrian precinct with loads of cafes and bars. Nice place for a stop off while cruising.
Written September 12, 2022
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Flore
Arad, Romania1,661 contributions
Oct 2019
Although it is not publicized as a tourist attraction to be visited, I recommend, however, to see it. Even if you don't have access inside, the outside is worth seeing. The palace is at the end of the pedestrian street Zmaj Jovina. In front of the palace is the statue of Jovan Jovanovic Zmaj.
Written October 17, 2019
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svetlyo_sv
Varna, Bulgaria533 contributions
Jun 2019 • Family
Amazing building, so beautiful from inside as well. If you have chance, don't miss to go inside, not only to take a photo out side.
Written June 29, 2019
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pghadamli
Tehran, Iran6,538 contributions
May 2018 • Family
Vladicanski Dvor is located in city center and is a one of best building in city center complex.its architecture is unique between of othere buildings.you can see only outside of building and visit of inside is restricted.
Written June 22, 2018
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