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Because it is on the train path leading to Belgrade, rail is a convenient way to arrive in Novi Sad from Budapest, Vienna, Zagreb, Munich, Ljubljana and other points north | west of the city.
The trip is about five hours from Budapest. From points south | east of Novi Sad, trains departing Athens, Bucharest, Skopje, and Sofia will pass through Belgrade on the way. Buses also serve Novi Sad directly from outside of Serbia, usually via Hungary or Croatia. Some Danube cruises also stop in Novi Sad, though typically for only a few hours.
Getting around Novi Sad
Many of the main tourist attractions in Novi Sad are within walking distance of one another. The city centre boasts the bulk of attractions, including cultural spots, restaurants, and nightlife. Public transit is available on buses for a nominal fee, but taxis in Novi Sad are remarkably inexpensive compared to most European cities, with fares usually under $5 for most trips.
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