- The Museum of Vojvodina is the most complex museum in Serbia, with a tradition of more than 170 years. Part of its rich collection is exhibited in two buildings that are true architectural pearls of the city
- The luxurious building at Dunavska 35 was built in 1896 in the style of historicism, and it was a project of the famous Budapest architect Gyula Wagner. It was first a court, but in 1974 it changed its purpose and became the home of a complex museum and its archaeology, history, art history, and ethnology collections
- The building at Dunavska 37 was built in 1965, according to the project of the Zagreb architect Ivan Vitic. The Museum’s permanent exhibition offers the visitors an insight into the past and the specifics of the territory of today’s Vojvodina. Carefully selected exhibits show how this territory looked from the Stone Age until the middle of the 20th century
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