City life in Sombor

Immediately after the libertation of the city in 1749, the people of Sombor turned their focus toward opening schools Avram Mrazović, the supervisor of Serbian schools in the Austrian Empire, founded a course for Serbian teachers in Sombor in 1778, the so-called Norm Other ethnic groups who lived in Sombor...

© G.Muzej Sombor

  • Immediately after the libertation of the city in 1749, the people of Sombor turned their focus toward opening schools
  • Avram Mrazović, the supervisor of Serbian schools in the Austrian Empire, founded a course for Serbian teachers in Sombor in 1778, the so-called Norm
  • Other ethnic groups who lived in Sombor also had their own primary confessional schools, and education was raised to a higher level with the establishment of the state high school in 1872
  • In the field of sports and culture, Sombor was in full swing from the 1870s to 1941
  • Sombor is known as the city of culture, because some of the oldest cultural institutions in Vojvodina operate there