Sombor: the greenest city of Vojvodina — a guide

Published: 15/06/2026

Sombor is a city in north-western Vojvodina, known as one of the greenest cities in Serbia — full of tree-lined avenues and acacias — with a calm, flatland spirit and a tidy centre.

What to see

In the centre are the County Hall (a magnificent building), the City Hall, the cathedral and landscaped squares and avenues by which the city is recognised. Sombor is a city of culture and painting (associated with Milan Konjović). Nearby are the Danube, canals and Bezdan with its famous damask factory.

When to go

Spring to autumn is loveliest, when the avenues are in full green and the city most pleasant for walking.

Getting there

From Belgrade about 190 km, around 2.5 hours; frequent bus links.

Where to stay

Options are apartments in Sombor, rooms and hotels. See the accommodation and enquire directly.

A practical tip

Sombor is for a quiet city weekend and walks — combine it with a trip to the Danube and Bezdan, and a tour of northern Bačka.

Frequently asked questions

What is Sombor known for?+
As one of the greenest cities in Serbia, with tree-lined avenues and acacias, the County Hall and a tidy centre.
What to see nearby?+
The Danube, canals and Bezdan with its damask factory, and northern Bačka.
How far is Sombor from Belgrade?+
About 190 km, roughly 2.5 hours; frequent bus links.