Getting around Subotica

The nearest international airport is in Belgrade — Belgrade airport (BEG). From there to Subotica runs Soko train from Belgrade, every two hours, 79 min, a ticket €10.39. The city centre itself, where every main sight stands, is walked — city transport only becomes useful once you head further than the square.

From Belgrade airport to the centre

Subotica has no airport of its own within the radius the site counts; the nearest entry point is Belgrade airport (BEG). From there to Subotica runs Soko train from Belgrade, every two hours, 79 min, a ticket €10.39 — the fast Soko train, no change, with a compulsory seat reservation.

BudgetHow this ticket fits into the rest of the daily sum:What Subotica costs →

On foot around the centre

The synagogue, the Town Hall and the Raichle Palace sit a few minutes' walk from each other, and the Raichle Palace stands right by the railway station — arrive by train and you see the first sight almost at once. City transport isn't needed to cover the centre.

2 daysThe order the centre is walked, step by step:Subotica in 2 days →

City transport, when it's needed

For a place to stay outside the inner centre, or heading back to the station with luggage, city transport runs €1.02 for one ride or €3.07 for 24 hours.

Where to stayWhere to stay so this ticket isn't needed at all:Where to stay in Subotica →

To Palić

Eight kilometres east, outside city transport — about half an hour by bike, about ten minutes by car.

Day tripsThe full Palić trip, with every detail of the journey:Day trips from Subotica →

FoodTo the restaurants in the centre, the same way as to the sights:What to eat in Subotica →

When to goWhether the day of the week changes anything about this route:The best time to visit Subotica →

Hidden gemsHow to reach the sixth stop, on the same square:The Subotica the main five skip →

MistakesWhat most often goes wrong planning this route:Mistakes everyone makes in Subotica →