Clock Tower — the "drunken clock"
Novi Sad · Petrovaradin Fortress
Novi Sad's best-known postcard. The hands are "reversed": the hour hand is longer than the minute hand so that boatmen on the Danube could read the hour from afar — the minutes mattered less. Hence the nickname "the drunken clock".
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How to get there
- 21 min walk from Liberty Square
- Stop Beogradska - Lisinskog (149 m) 3 3A 9 60 61 62 63 64
- Stop Beogradska - Vladimira Nazora (165 m) 3 9 60 61 62 63 64 69
- Stop Trg neznanog junaka - Most Duga (514 m) 11B 71
From other cities
- Beograd → Novi Sad 85 departures on weekdays, from 48 min
- Subotica → Novi Sad 23 departures on weekdays, from 47 min
- Zrenjanin → Novi Sad 16 departures on weekdays, from 50 min
- Sombor → Novi Sad 15 departures on weekdays, from 1 h 49 min
- Niš → Novi Sad 4 departures on weekdays, from 4 h 45 min
Nearby
- City Museum and underground galleries 2 min walk
- Petrovaradin Fortress 4 min walk
- Danube quay and Raid memorial 7 min walk
- Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina 11 min walk
- Danube Park 13 min walk
- Museum of Vojvodina 13 min walk
Nearby
- Gornji Ludvigov bastion Viewpoint · 14 m
- Petrovaradinski sat Association · 29 m
- The Clock Tower Monument · 31 m
- Terasa Restaurant · 53 m
- Sat Restaurant · 64 m
- Sat Caffe Club Café · 67 m
- Galerija ITD / ITD Gallery Gallery · 67 m
- Kruna Restaurant · 76 m
FAQ
How to get to Clock Tower — the "drunken clock" by public transport?
Nearest stops: Beogradska - Lisinskog — 149 m, lines 3, 3A, 9, 60, 61, 62; Beogradska - Vladimira Nazora — 165 m, lines 3, 9, 60, 61, 62, 63; Trg neznanog junaka - Most Duga — 514 m, lines 11B, 71.
How far is Clock Tower — the "drunken clock" from the city centre?
It is about 1.3 km from the city centre (Liberty Square) as the crow flies, about 21 min on foot.