{
	"0": {
		"name": "Town Museum of Sombor",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Trg Republike 4",
		"subtitle": "Museum",
		"desc": "After the elibertation starts the economically prosperous period for the city which represented a fertile soil for many academics to come to live and work in the city. During this period the library and city theater are built as well as many civil collectives and organizations. During 1880. Istvan Ivanyi becomes a founder of the Historic Collective in the municipality, the first of its kind. The first official assembly is held on the 11th of May 1883. and the aims of the Collective are set to be gathering, sorting and excavating antiques that have a significant role in the city's historic and cultural heritage. Other than that, the Collective announces that it will accept donations for the museum exhibitions in form of antique objects for the completion of the numismatic collection as well of medals, archaeological, collection of documents, seals and coats of arms, a collection of printed books, manuscripts and monographs, discussion and maps relating to the history of the county, and a collection of papers, pamphlets and other printed matter. In 1887. The Collective is given an office in the basement of the Prefecture building and in 1906. it expanded its activities onto the gathering of ethnographic materials.<br><br>The Historic Collective is today known as the City Museum which consists of several departments: archeological, numismatic, ethnological, historic and a department of history of local art and a collection of contemporary Yugoslavian art. The museum has a collection of valuable books from the 18th, 19th and 20th century. The gallery of contemporary Yugoslavian art is located within the building of the museum itself and holds a collection of various artworks mostly bought on annual art exhibitions. An annual art exhibition known as \"Galerija Likovne jeseni\" was started in 1961. by the then manager of museum and one of the most prolific painters Milan Konjovic. The exhibition displays many valuable artworks from paintings, drawings, prints and several sculptures and tapestries to abstract art and hyperrealism which all show a gradual artistic development and evolution of art in Yugoslavia from the 1960's to date. The tradition of this exhibition was renewed in 2008.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsombor.org",
		"latitude": 45.771974,
		"longitude": 19.111653
	},
	"1": {
		"name": "Kalemegdan",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Kalemegdan",
		"subtitle": "Park",
		"desc": "The most beautiful and biggest park in Belgrade, which is also the most important cultural and historical complex, in which the Belgrade Fortress stands high above the Sava and Danube confluence. The name Kalemegdan applies only to the spacious plateau surrounding the Fortress, which was turned into a park in the eighties of the XIX century. When the Fortress served as Belgrade's chief military stronghold, the plateau was a place from which the enemy was kept under observation and where preparations were made for combats. Its name derives from the Turkish words kale (fort) and megdan (field). The Turks also called it Fichir-bair, which means \"the contemplation hill\".<br><br>Its conversion into a park began by Prince Mihailo Obrenovic's order, once the Fortress was surrendered to the Serbs (1867). The conceptual designs were made by Emilijan Josimovic, the first Serbian urbanist. The greenery was planted between 1873 and 1875, when the commanding officer of the Fortress was Colonel Dragutin Žabarac, who was an aide-de-camp to Prince Miloš Obrenovic during his second rule.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.821314,
		"longitude": 20.453988
	},
	"2": {
		"name": "Konak Kneza Miloša",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Bulevar Patrijarha Pavla 2",
		"subtitle": "Residence",
		"desc": "After having built the residence for his wife and children in the town of Belgrade, Knez Miloš Obrenovic raised this lodging for himself in Topcider, in 1831-1834. The building was constructed by the builders Janja Mihailovic and Nikola Ðordevic, and works were conducted by Hadži-Nikola Živkovic, the supervisor and builder of almost all construction enterprises of Knez Miloš. The rich interior decoration of ceilings, walls and niches, is partially preserved until today. During the time of his first rule, Miloš has stayed here from time to time only, while during his second rule he spent all of his time here (two years) and eventually died here on September 14, 1860. For some time there were the Museums of Knez Miloš and Mihailo Obrenovic, and later the Museum of Forestry and Hunting, established in 1929.<br><br>At the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the First Serbian Insurrection (1954), the Museum of the First Serbian Insurrection was opened in the Konak, and it was thematically dedicated to the whole period of Serbian liberation wars against the Turks (from 1804 until the second hatišerif (charter) of 1839). The Museum's exhibits represented the starting point for making of the Historical Museum of Serbia in 1963. In front of this building grows one of the oldest and most beautiful plane-trees in Europe, protected by law as a natural rarity (it is more than 160 years old).<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.780533,
		"longitude": 20.442434
	},
	"3": {
		"name": "Konak Kneginje Ljubice",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Kneza Sime Markovića 8",
		"subtitle": "Residence",
		"desc": "It was built in 1829-1831 under the supervision of Hadži-Nikola Živkovic, the pioneer of Serbian architecture in the first half of XIX century. By the order of Knez Miloš Obrenovic it was built as a living place for his family, Kneginja (Princess) Ljubica and sons - Milan and Mihailo. The building is preserved until today as a most representative urban house of the first half of XIX century. Its design has all the characteristics of Oriental architecture, and its variant, so-called Serbian-Balkan style, but containing decorative elements of classicism which announced the influence of the West on the national architecture in the early period of renewal of Serbian state.<br><br>Since the throning of Aleksandar Karadordevic in 1842, the building has been used as a Lice, Court of Cassation and Appeal Court, Museum of Art, Church Museum, Senior Home, Bureau for Protection of Cultural Monuments of Serbia, an today it is a part of the Museum of the City of Belgrade and it is used for exhibitions of museum material and paintings. The permanent exhibition in the Konak consists of original furniture, made in Oriental-Balkan style as well as in other styles of that time (classicism, Biedermeier, neo-baroque).<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.817136,
		"longitude": 20.452239
	},
	"4": {
		"name": "National Museum",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Trg Republike 1a",
		"subtitle": "Museum",
		"desc": "The original corpus against the Trg republike, was built in 1902 according to the design of Andra Stevanović and Nikola Nestorović. The part facing Laza Paču Street was built in 1930, when the counter-hall (today the atrium of the National Museum) was arranged. In World War II the building was heavily damaged, and after the war it was rebuilt without the dome it has today. In the sixties, thanks to the efforts of then the manager of the National Museum, Dr. Lazar Trifunović, the central dome was back in place, and the interior arranged, so that today it fully serves its purpose.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.816655,
		"longitude": 20.459788
	},
	"5": {
		"name": "National Theatre",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Trg Republike 2",
		"subtitle": "Theatre",
		"desc": "Built in 1869 according to the design of Aleksandar Bugarski, the most productive architect of Belgrade in the XIX century. The decision to construct a special building for the theatre was made by Knez Mihailo Obrenović. The building was a typical theatre building of the time and was particularly reminiscent of La Scala, Milan, with regard to its Renaissance conception and the decorative finish. Later reconstructions, completely changed the original appearance. The heavy reconstruction was made in 1986 when the theatre regained the 1922 look and an annex was built towards Braće Jugovića Street. Beside theatrical purposes, the hall has been used for charity balls and concerts during the XIX century. The Great Constitutional Assembly adopted the famous 1888 Constitution in this building.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.817016,
		"longitude": 20.460974
	},
	"6": {
		"name": "Home of the national assembly of Serbia",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Trg Nikole Pašića 13",
		"subtitle": "Building",
		"desc": "The first design for the House of the National Representation was made by Konstantin A. Jovanovic in 1891. At the open competition of 1901 for the building on the area near the Batal mosque, the winning work was that of Jovan Ilkic, which is, in fact, a variant of Jovanovic's solution. The construction of the palace began in 1907, and the cornerstone was laid by King Petar I. During World War I, Ilkic has died in the concentration camp in Nežider, while the plans have been lost. In accordance with the completed parts of the building, the new plans have been made by Ilkic's son Pavle, while Nikolaj Krasnov has helped in completion of the building, especially the interior. The construction was not finished until 1936. It was designed in the manner of academic traditionalism, with rich interior (architectural and artistic) decoration, made by, at that time, most famous artists and craftsmen. In 1939, a monumental sculptural group made by the famous sculptor Toma Rosandic was placed in front of the main entrance. It was named \"Igrali se konji vrani\" (Black horses are playing).<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.811603,
		"longitude": 20.465757
	},
	"7": {
		"name": "Belgrade's railway station",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Savski trg 2",
		"subtitle": "Building",
		"desc": "The building for the Railway Station was constructed in 1884, on a reclaimed area of what used to be the \"Bara Venecija\" (Venice pool). It was made by the ideas of the Viennese architect von Schlicht and the plans of the architect Dragutin Milutinovic, the professor at the Faculty of Engineering of the Great School in Belgrade. In that time, it represented a very successful solution, by the harmony of architectural forms (in the manner of classical architecture) as well as by spatial organization. It is in the group of architectural projects which, in the Principality and later Kingdom of Serbia, represented the first acceptance and development of technical achievements of Europe of that period.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.808543,
		"longitude": 20.455711
	},
	"8": {
		"name": "\"?\" cafe",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Kralja Petra I 6",
		"subtitle": "Cafe",
		"desc": "The oldest Belgrade restaurant, built in 1823 as a property of Knez Miloš Obrenovic, gifted to Naum Icko, his commercial consul. It was constructed by the Greek builders in the Balkan style. As soon as 1826, on the ground floor of this building, Ecim-Toma Kostic, the son-in-law of Naum Icko and a famous healer from the Second Serbian Insurrection (he cured Knez Miloš, too), opened a cafe called \"Ecim-Tomina\". Since 1878, when it was sold by the successors, it has changed its owners and names. First it was called \"Kod pastira\" (At Shepherd's) in 1878, then, in 1892 \"Kod Saborne crkve\" (At the Cathedral Church), but this was soon removed, because it neither complied with regulations on restaurants, nor did the Church authorities find it suitable. As a temporary solution, the owner has put up just a question mark, which has remained until today. Vuk Karadžic used to come to this restaurant in 1830-1831. In 1834 it had the first billiard table in Belgrade, and since the same year, i has been the first reading-room of \"Srpske Novine\" (Serbian Newspaper).<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.817766,
		"longitude": 20.452468
	},
	"9": {
		"name": "Belgrade fortress",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Kalemegdan",
		"subtitle": "Fortress",
		"desc": "High above the Sava and Danube confluence, on the rocky ridge which opens the view of Novi Beograd, Zemun and wide plains of Pannonia, there is the Belgrade Fortress with Kalemegdan, the former historical and urban center of Belgrade. This spatial complex consists of: The Fortress, divided into Upper Town and Lower Town, and the Kalemegdan park, the most popular promenade for Belgrade citizens.<br><br>Because of its exceptional strategic significance, at the end of the I century A.D. the Romans built a fortress here - Roman castrum, as a permanent military camp of the IV Flavius' legion. After its destruction by the Goths and Huns, it was reconstructed in the first decades of the VI century. Less than a hundred years later, it was destroyed by the Avars and Slavs.<br><br>Along the fortress on the hill above the Sava and Danube confluence, the ancient Singidunum has been raised up, and, at the same place the Slavs made their Beograd. The mediaeval town has developed for centuries in the Fortress area, searching for safety within its thick walls. The Belgrade Fortress has been destroyed and renewed for many times. Above the Roman walls there are the Serbian, and above these the Turkish and Austrian fortifications. In the XII century, the Byzantine Czar Manuel Comnenus erected a new castle upon the Roman ruins. In the first decades of the XIV century, this small stronghold on the hill was expanded to the river banks.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.823732,
		"longitude": 20.449885
	},
	"10": {
		"name": "The Old Palace",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Dragoslava Jovanovića 2",
		"subtitle": "Building",
		"desc": "The Old Palace, the Royal Palace of the Obrenovic dynasty of Serbia, presently housing the City Assembly of Belgrade, is situated at the corner of Kralja Milana and Dragoslava Jovanovica streets. It was built between 1882 and 1884, according to the design of Aleksandar Bugarski, in the style of academism of the XIX century, with intention to surpass all existing residences of the Serbian rulers.<br><br>An English author Herbert Vivien, who visited the Old Palace by the end of the XIX century, described in detail its interior: \"At the left side, there is a fine ball room, with walls of lemon-yellow colour, with huge white lusters of Venetian glass, glistening nicely during the state festivities, lit by electric light. After passing the large reception hall, you enter the banquet hall. Everything is glistening in that hall: starting from the floor up to the carved mahogany table. Some sixty guests may be seated around that table. Leather-upholstered chairs are of the colour of autumn leaves. What is most impressive, is the good taste characterizing all objects, both those for use and the adornments. The admiration is even more caused by the beautiful carved ceilings, inherited from the Turkish era and fashion...\"<br><br>A number of important events from the time of the political power of the Obrenovic dynasty are linked to the Old Palace: the Palace was built when Serbia was proclaimed a Kingdom; in that same building, King Milan abdicated in favor of his son, Aleksandar, on February 22, 1889. Between 1903 and 1914, the Old Palace was the residence of the Karadjordjevic dynasty. In 1919 and 1920, meetings of the Provisional National Assembly took place there. Royal festivities and receptions of high foreign guests took place there until 1941.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.810829,
		"longitude": 20.462631
	},
	"11": {
		"name": "Cathedral of St. Sava",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Krušedolska 2a",
		"subtitle": "Temple",
		"desc": "The temple is located in the eastern part of Svetosavski Trg. The construction preparations have lasted for a very long time, ever since 1894. At the second open competition in 1926 the architectural design of the architect Bogdan Nestorovic was selected, with later incorporation of several elements of the project of the architect Aleksandar Deroko. The consecration of the foundations was made by Patriarch Varnava on September 15, 1935, and when the works have moved ahead, Patriarch Gavrilo consecrated and placed the charter in the altar, next to the cornerstone on May 27, 1939. Further construction was interrupted by the German attack on Yugoslavia on April 6, 1941. It was not until the summer 1984 that the state permission was obtained to continue the construction works, so on April 30, 1985, the temple, desecrated by war and human negligence, was consecrated again by Patriarch German in the presence of all Serbian hierarchs, and the charter on continuing construction works in new historical circumstances was laid again. Branko Pešic, an architect and university professor was appointed protomaster of the construction. Although still under construction, this monumental temple represents an organic part of modern vivid image of Belgrade, being one of its main features.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.798069,
		"longitude": 20.469115
	},
	"12": {
		"name": "Good Hope Garden",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Mali Kalemegdan 8",
		"subtitle": "Zoo",
		"desc": "Situated at the very center of the city, the Belgrade Zoo, or the Good Hope Garden, stands on one of the most attractive city locations - the Kalemegdan park. It was founded in 1936 and it is one of the oldest homes of animal kingdom in Europe.<br><br>It covers an area of 6 ha, and has 2,000 animals of 200 species, and beside wild animals it abounds in domestic animals too. Its present beautiful look is contributed by many built facilities, infrastructure, new drinking-fountains and fountains, Wooden Sculpture Gallery, the work of the sculptor Vuk Bojovic, nursery for young animals - Baby Zoo... For its 60th anniversary it was enriched with a monument dedicated to its once most interesting and most famous resident - Sammy the chimpanzee, the first of its kind ever in this Zoo.<br><br>Not a week passes in this zoo without the media present, to record birth of a cub, various promotions... So this zoo became present almost daily in the life of Belgrade, enriching it with spirit of its gentle atmosphere, not without reason named the Good Hope Garden.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.825979,
		"longitude": 20.453108
	},
	"13": {
		"name": "Victor",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Kalemegdan",
		"subtitle": "Statue",
		"desc": "Bronze and stone, total height about 14 metres. Erected in 1928.<br><br>In 1912, Meštrovic designed a monumental fountain on the theme of the liberation of Serbia from the Turks which was to have stood at Terazije square. The center of the fountain's basin would have contained a five-stepped column representing five centuries of slavery under the Turks and it was intended that the \"Victor\" should stand on top of this. After the end of World War I the project was given up, so that in 1928 the \"Victor\" was placed on a column in Kalemegdan as part of the 10th anniversary celebration of the breach of the Thessaloniki Front. This monument is often used as a symbol of Belgrade.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.823055,
		"longitude": 20.447697
	},
	"14": {
		"name": "Monument to Knez Mihailo Obrenović",
		"city": 0,
		"city_name": "Belgrade",
		"address": "Trg Republike",
		"subtitle": "Statue",
		"desc": "At Trg Republike, near the street bearing the Knez's name, bronze.<br><br>Erected in 1882.<br><br><b>Mihailo Obrenović</b><br><br>Son of Knez Miloš and Kneginja Ljubica, came to power for the first time when his brother Milan died in 1839. The Sultan confirmed him as elected but not as hereditary Prince. In August 1842, a revolt was organized by Toma Vucic, Mihailo was forced to leave Serbia, and Aleksandar Karadordevic came to the throne. He has spent six years abroad and during that time he collaborated with many Serbs dealing with literature and helped them, too (Vuk Karadžic, Ðura Danicic, Branko Radicevic and others). When Miloš Obrenovic returned to Serbia in 1858, Mihailo came along and took over supreme command of the army. When Miloš died, he became Prince of Serbia again in 1860. In 1861 he made extensive changes in the constitutional structure of the state: the authority of the Council for Legislative Affairs was limited and the independence of its members abolished; ministers became responsible only to the Prince; freedom of the press was abolished; and the National Assembly became only an advisory organ.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.beograd.rs",
		"latitude": 44.816453,
		"longitude": 20.460137
	},
	"15": {
		"name": "Sombor's city hall",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Trg Svetog Trojstva 1",
		"subtitle": "Building",
		"desc": "Built on the foundations of the castle formerly owned by Count and Captain John Brankovic, nephew and rightful heir if Serbian despot, count Ðorda Brankovic, the City Hall represents the central architectural symbol of Sombor. Count Jovan Brankovic was appointed for a captain of Sombor’s military trench 1717. and the castle was built in 1718. The front part of the castle was oriented towards the church of Saint George and in front of its west side, where currently the square of the Holy Trinity church is located, a branch of the river Mostonga flowed, over which a bridge was leading to the meadow. After the death of count Jovan Brankovic in 1734. the building was sold to the government of the newly declared free and royal city of Sombor. The purpose of the sale was the accommodation of the magistrate which happened in 1749. On the grounds of the castle, in 1842. a present-day Town Hall was built in neoclassicism architectural style. The newly built Town Hall gave accommodation to the city administration offices, officialdom, The Conference Hall, where meetings of city Magistrate were held. Besides shops that were situated in the ground floor, the building gave space to the City Archive as well as the city library, which were located here for a brief period of time. A complete transfer of city magistrate and government was held in November 1918. and October between the occupying army and the Liberation army.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsombor.org",
		"latitude": 45.772717,
		"longitude": 19.114831
	},
	"16": {
		"name": "The Holy Trinity Square",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Trg Svetog Trojstva",
		"subtitle": "Square",
		"desc": "The Holy Trinity Square was named after the stone monument of the Holy Trinity, which was placed in 1774. The monument was placed in the central part of the square in gratitude for the ending of numerous outbreaks of plague at that time. The monument was made in classical baroque sculptural style with elegant detail work, with graceful, highly elevated pillar where the statue of the Holy Trinity was placed. The monument was removed 1947. When it was damaged during the removal. During the communism era the square carried the name \"The Square of Brotherhood and Unity\", and today it has restored its old name although it’s commonly known as the \"Bald Square\".<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsombor.org",
		"latitude": 45.772429,
		"longitude": 19.114064
	},
	"17": {
		"name": "St. Archdeacon Stefan Monastery",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Svetog Arhidjakona Stefana 2",
		"subtitle": "Temple",
		"desc": "Monastery of the Holy Archdeacon Stefan is the northernmost monastery of Serbian Ortodox Church. The monastery complex consists of lodgings with a chapel, a belfry and the church. Stevan Konjovic, a wealthy landowner from Sombor asked for his land to be donated to the Ortodox Church upon his death with, in 1909. with a simple demand: the Church has to use his land for building a monastery on its grounds. Construction of the monastery church, designed by Svetozar Krotin, began in 1928. and lasted until 1933. Due to financial struggles during the construction, the painting of the church interior was done in 1938. when Dr Nenad Bugarski donated the much needed money. The monastery was built in the Serbian-Byzantine style, rarely seen in Vojvodina province. Colorful paintings of the Crucifixion and Christ’s descent to Had were painted in frescoed style by Vladimir Predojevic. The iconostasis is wooden, painted by a Russian painter, Boris Seljanko. John the Baptist, the winged, the Virgin, the Announciation, Christ, the archdeacon and martyr Saint Stephen are painted at the arch of the royal door and in the lunette above the royal doors a painting of the Last Supper is portrayed. The area around the church is surrounded by partisan and cemetery of the Red Army where dead soldiers of Batina’s battle were buried: members of the People's Liberation Army, Red Army soldiers and Bulgarian.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsombor.org",
		"latitude": 45.778127,
		"longitude": 19.133972
	},
	"18": {
		"name": "Church of the Holy Trinity",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Trg Cara Lazara",
		"subtitle": "Temple",
		"desc": "On the ground of the church of an old church built in 1717. by Bunjevci ethnic group from Sombor, on ruins of old Turkish buildings, the construction of a new church was started in 1752. and lasted until 1763. The new church was built in classical baroque style dedicated to the Holy Trinity and the church organ were placed inside in 1771. And later on the pulpit was painted in 1782. In the sublevel of the church, in its crypt, prominent citizens of Roman Catholic religion from Sombor were buried. The church was renewed in 1939.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsombor.org",
		"latitude": 45.773227,
		"longitude": 19.113697
	},
	"19": {
		"name": "The Church of St. George",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Kralja Petra I",
		"subtitle": "Temple",
		"desc": "The Church of St George was present and open for Serbs in Sombor even during the ruling of the Ottoman Empire. The church was renewed in 1717. and next to it the construction of a new large church tower begun in 1744. After receiving the status of the Royal Borough, Serbs in Sombor decided to build a church worthy of the privileges they have acquired with the new status. Construction of this church began in 1759. after years of collecting contributions from both rich and poor Sombor Serbs. The church was built 1761 in baroque style and its interior was painted by the best painter of the time, Teodor Kračun. During the renovations in 1866. the old iconostasis was removed and a new one made by Pavle Simić was placed. The church is a resting place for a prominent Sombor Border Police Captain, Count Jovan Branković and the Bishop of Bačka, Jovan Jovanović. The church was thoroughly restored in 1936. and in the churchyard a old fashioned bulrush house was built in 1759. where Avram Mrazović started his teaching course for education of teachers in 1788. The bulrush building was renovated in 1863. for the purpose of holding courses for women attending the School for Teachers which were held at this place up until 1921. Today the building represents the headquarters of the Orthodox Church Community in Sombor.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsombor.org",
		"latitude": 45.773957,
		"longitude": 19.115207
	},
	"20": {
		"name": "St. Stephan's Church",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Venac Vojvode Stepe Stepanovića",
		"subtitle": "Temple",
		"desc": "The idea of building a Carmelite convent was conceived in the early nineteenth century, and the final decision about the construction was made in 1828. but the construction itself began much later, in 1860. The church was completed in 1904. when it was handed over to the administration of Carmelites. The monastery (convent) next to the church was built in 1905. making the building a harmonious architectural complex in Romanticism style. The church pride itself with its organ made in 1926. which were the third largest in the former Yugoslavia.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsombor.org",
		"latitude": 45.77104,
		"longitude": 19.11793
	},
	"21": {
		"name": "The Grašalković Palace",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Trg Svetog Trojstva 1",
		"subtitle": "Palace",
		"desc": "Head of Chamber imperial goods, Count Antun Grašalković 1763. starts constructing a building made in the Baroque style, which served as an immigration center and refugee center for migrant German population. Until 1863. the telegraph statio, between the two wars a tax administration and in the postwar period a temporary police station were located here. The appearance that the palace has today was achieved in the late nineteenth century, when an protion of a wall was added in the lateral part (from Zmaj Jovina street).<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsombor.org",
		"latitude": 45.772472,
		"longitude": 19.11359
	},
	"22": {
		"name": "The Kronić Palace",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Venac Živojina Mišića",
		"subtitle": "Palace",
		"desc": "The palace was built in 1906. in eclecticism style and is one of the most beautiful buildings in Sombor. The building was built by wealthy lawyer and landowner, Dr. Stevan Kronic. Due to financial problems in 1938. the heirs of Dr. Stevan Kronic sold the building to a pharmacist, mr Ðorde Antic. After the Second World War the building became state property which it still is, and today the Commercial Trading Court is located in the building. An Orthodox cross made of reddish marble, built in 1856. was standing in the front yard of the premises yet in the postwar period it had to be transported to the Great Orthodox Church in the City.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsombor.org",
		"latitude": 45.774363,
		"longitude": 19.119374
	},
	"23": {
		"name": "Milan Konjović Gallery",
		"city": 1,
		"city_name": "Sombor",
		"address": "Trg Svetog Trojstva 2",
		"subtitle": "Gallery",
		"desc": "In the \"Milan Konjovic\" Gallery, there are 1084 selected works of the artist which give insight into his complete opus. So far, his works have been presented in 12 retrospective exhibitions and about 50 occasional thematic exhibitions. The Gallery organizes numerous exhibitions of Milan Konjovic's works both in Serbia and abroad. Visited by more than half a million people, the Gallery is of extraordinary importance for the culture of the town of Sombor and the region. Therefore, the Gallery is an inevitable place to visit.<br><br>There are more than 6000 works in the remarkable opus of Milan Konjovic: oil paintings, pastels, temperas, aquarelles, drawings, tapestries, stage designs, costume sketches, stained glass windows, mosaics, and graphics. He created a recognizable personal expressionist temperament style, and became fully recognized at 294 one–man and 693 group exhibitions in Yugoslavia and numerous cultural centres in Europe (Prague, Budapest, Vienna, London, Amsterdam, Rome, Paris, Athens, Moscow) and the world (Sao Paolo, New York, San Francisco...).<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.konjovic.rs",
		"latitude": 45.772144,
		"longitude": 19.113759
	},
	"24": {
		"name": "Newlywed's Square",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Trg mladenaca",
		"subtitle": "Square",
		"desc": "Small square located in the very center of the city, surrounded with beautiful old Austro-Hungarian buildings.",
		"latitude": 45.252338,
		"longitude": 19.842464
	},
	"25": {
		"name": "Danube Park",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Dunavski park",
		"subtitle": "Park",
		"desc": "The prettiest and most popular public park in Novi Sad, which features more than 250 plant species, is located in the very city center and covers more than 33,000 square meters. The park is under the protection of Institute for Nature Conservation of Serbia.br><br>Today's location of the park was first regulated in 1895, and the are that was chosen had been previously used for annual fairs, which is why this part of the city was historically known as Fairground. Initially, the city authorities arranged a lot in front of the Palace of Justice - the grass and trees were planted and first garden paths were laid out. In 1912, the lot was embellished with Ðorde Jovanovic's nymph statue. The park also features a statue of Ðura Jakšic by Jovan Soldatovic, a statue of the Venerable Sergije Radonješki (a gift from Russian-Serbian Friendship Society), a bust of Branko Radicevic by Ivanka Acin, and since 1992, a bust of Miroslav Antic by Pavle Radovanovic.<br><br>The central park of the park features a pond with an islet in it. The pond is occasionally stocked with fish. So far, the last renovation of the pond took place in 1978 when it became home to a pair of swans and some ducks.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.novisad.rs",
		"latitude": 45.255329,
		"longitude": 19.851409
	},
	"26": {
		"name": "Statue of Svetozar Miletić",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Trg slobode",
		"subtitle": "Statue",
		"desc": "The bronze statue of Svetozar Miletic (1826-1901), the most prominent Serbian political leader in Austria-Hungary, Member of Parliament, lawyer and the City Mayor was first put up in 1939 in the Liberty Square in front of the City Hall. This 500 cm tall monument was built by Ivan Meštrovic. The statue was pulled down during the World war II, but brought back in 1944. Sculptor Pavle Radovanovic designed a new marble pedestal in 1951 and carved ‘Svetozar Miletic 1826 – 1901 by Ivan Meštrovic 1939’ on it. The monument is designated as cultural heritage site of great importance.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.novisad.rs",
		"latitude": 45.255164,
		"longitude": 19.84483
	},
	"27": {
		"name": "The Name of Mary Church",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Trg slobode",
		"subtitle": "Temple",
		"desc": "The first Catholic church in Novi Sad from the early 18th century was a modest and a rather temporary structure which was pulled down in 1742. the new church was built at exactly the same spot. After the fall of Belgrade to Turks in 1739, many wealthy Catholics moved to Novi Sad and saw their businesses flourish, which enabled them build fast. A new church was consecrated by the Catholic Archbishop Gabor Patacic in 1742.<br><br>The church has four altars in total. The main one is in the apse, together with a great painting of the Virgin and Hungarian kings St Stephen and St Ladislaus. The woodcarvings depict God, the Evangelists and several Biblical motifs.<br><br>Locals refer to it as the \"Catholic cathedral\", or just \"cathedral\".<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.novisad.rs",
		"latitude": 45.255578,
		"longitude": 19.845562
	},
	"28": {
		"name": "Štrand",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Sunčani kej",
		"subtitle": "Beach",
		"desc": "Arguably one of the most beautiful beaches on the Danube, Štrand officially opened its doors to public in 1911, although it had been immensely popular among the city people long before that. <br><br>Aiming to please the visitors, since 2008 Štrand remains open all-year-round. Today, the city beach features two basketball courts, three volleyball courts, a mini-golf field, a climbing facility, and several playgrounds. There are more than 400 hundred trees of mainly indigenous species, flower pots, decorative plants and lawns, all of which guarantee a rather pleasant stay. Lifeguard service, security personnel and the police make sure all visitors are safe and sound. Throughout the season – which starts May 1st and ends September 30th – the itinerary is full of concerts, sport competitions and various cultural events. Four years in a row, at the foot of the Sloboda Bridge, the beach hosts the VIP Challenger Beach Volley Tournament.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.novisad.rs",
		"latitude": 45.236686,
		"longitude": 19.848892
	},
	"29": {
		"name": "The Museum of Vojvodina",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Dunavska 35",
		"subtitle": "Museum",
		"desc": "The Museum of Vojvodina, cultural institution with more than 150 years of museological tradition, is one of the biggest general museums in Serbia, with invaluable collections of Vojvodinian cultural heritage. It was founded on the initiative of renowned Serbs from Vojvodina, on the session of the Matica Srpska management board in Pest in 1847, containing the collections of archeology, history, ethnology, art, zoology, botany, geology, paleontology and mineralogy.<br><br>Today, the museum is one of the oldest and richest museums in Serbia, housing collections of archeology, history, history of art, and ethnology, with close to 500,000 original objects.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.novisad.rs",
		"latitude": 45.256386,
		"longitude": 19.851699
	},
	"30": {
		"name": "The Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Dunavska",
		"subtitle": "Museum",
		"desc": "The Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina in Novi Sad is an open, efficient and highly professional institution with the mission to collect, preserve, exhibit, interpret and promote the artistic heritage of the contemporary art and culture in Vojvodina and the region.<br><br>Founded on February 1st 1966 as the Gallery of Contemporary Art, the institution changes its status in 1996 and becomes the Museum of Contemporary Art in Novi Sad, as the Gallery has always had all the attributes of a museum, both in extent and character. The institution acquires its current name, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina on 24th March 2004.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.novisad.rs",
		"latitude": 45.256426,
		"longitude": 19.853078
	},
	"31": {
		"name": "Synagogue in Novi Sad",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Jevrejska 11",
		"subtitle": "Temple",
		"desc": "The Synagogue, with the seat of Jewish municipality and school, is in 11 Jevrejska St. All three buildings – designed by a Hungarian Art-Nouveau architect Lipót Baumhorn in 1909 – make up a harmonic architectural ensemble. High above the Synagogue's main gate one can still read the semicircular inscription taken from the Book of Isaiah 56:7 '...for my house will be called a house of prayer for all nations...'. Postcards dating from before the WWII testify that the inscription had been more detailed, and that some of its parts must have been removed – most probably during the occupation (1941-1944). Due to its outstandingly acoustic interior, this magnificent building is one of the most popular concert halls in the city today.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.novisad.rs",
		"latitude": 45.253101,
		"longitude": 19.840712
	},
	"32": {
		"name": "Futog Park",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Futoški park",
		"subtitle": "Park",
		"desc": "Futog Park was opened in the first decade of the 20th century. Its initial purpose was to serve as a special recreational ground for patients and visitors of the newly opened Iodine Spa in the vicinity. The initial design of the park was by Armin Pes Jr, a famous landscape architect from Hungary. However, his project was not realized, although some of his ideas have been incorporated into the final layout of the park. The park was partially reconstructed in 1964, according to Ratibor Ðordevic's revitalization plans.<br><br>Carefully devised garden paths, alleys, opulent floral outlets and dendroflora all indicate significantly sophisticated planning and design.<br><br>The park itself has numerous floral and other decorative plant species, totaling more than 100 varieties of exotic and indigenous specimens. The southeastern section of the park features a small, irregularly-shaped pond, which feeds on atmospheric and underground water. There are also several geothermal springs. The whole area of the park has seven wells in total.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.novisad.rs",
		"latitude": 45.250676,
		"longitude": 19.8268
	},
	"33": {
		"name": "The Gallery of Matica Srpska",
		"city": 3,
		"city_name": "Novi Sad",
		"address": "Trg galerija 1",
		"subtitle": "Museum",
		"desc": "The Gallery of Matica Srpska represents the richest museum of modern Serbian Art. It was established in 1847. It has acted as an independent institution of the Matica Srpska since 1958. Its permanent exhibition shows in a chronological order distinct works chosen from the artistic fund which has around 5.000 artworks that are of national importance for the modern history and culture of Serbian people in Vojvodina from 17th to 20th century. All artworks that the Gallery of Matica Srpska has received as a gift from numerous donors, or taken from Serbian Orthodox Church or other institutions for a preservation, or bought from private collections, or acquired through reproductions of wall paintings, are preserved, studied, protected and used under determined conditions.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.novisad.rs",
		"latitude": 45.252527,
		"longitude": 19.845669
	},
	"34": {
		"name": "The Museum of Srem",
		"city": 2,
		"city_name": "Sremska Mitrovica",
		"address": "Vuka Karadžića 3",
		"subtitle": "Museum",
		"desc": "The Museum of Srem is a cultural institution, founded in 1885, which researches the material culture of a great heritage, both in Sremska Mitrovica and entire Srem, and displays its artifacts on permanent and occassional exhibitions.<br><br>The museum is organized to function as a complex consisting of the archaeology, history, history of art and ethnology department, and it also has collections of the artifacts of nature and numismatics. It is interesting that the museum consists of two buildings that date back from the 18th century – Brigadirquartier and the mansion of the Bajic family.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.tosmomi.rs",
		"latitude": 44.967364,
		"longitude": 19.608986
	},
	"35": {
		"name": "Art Gallery Lazar Vozarević",
		"city": 2,
		"city_name": "Sremska Mitrovica",
		"address": "Gradski park 4",
		"subtitle": "Gallery",
		"desc": "The Art Gallery Lazar Vozarevic was founded and opened in November 1973 with the exhibition of paintings and drawings by Lazar Vozarevic. The gallery has two clearly separated parts: the memorial and the contemporary one.<br><br>The basic core of the gallery is the memorial part which consists of the original paintings, drawings, collages and other materials which are asssociated with the artistic creation of Lazar Vozarevic.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.tosmomi.rs",
		"latitude": 44.967413,
		"longitude": 19.607291
	},
	"36": {
		"name": "New Church of St Stephen (St Demetrius)",
		"city": 2,
		"city_name": "Sremska Mitrovica",
		"address": "Trg Svetog Stefana",
		"subtitle": "Temple",
		"desc": "The construction of the new Orthodox church (nowadays the Orthodox Cathedral Church which was originally dedicated to St Stephen, and since recently has been dedicated to the patron of the town, St Martyr Demetrius) started in 1791 and it was completed and consecrated in 1794. The church was built from the funds raised by the Orthodox believers. The inner decoration of the church and the procurement of the necesary inventory were finished in the first decades of the 19th century. The decorations carved in wood were made by Marko Vujatovic, the woodcarver from Sremski Karlovci (in 1810). Only a few years later Arsa Teodorovic, the most eminent woodcarver of that time, made the iconoctasis. The most prominent icon on the iconostatsis was the one of St Irenaeus and the scene of his execution. At the end of the 19th century the inner decoration of the church was significantly damaged in a fire, and its refurbishment was not able to completely revive the former splendor of the icons.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.tosmomi.rs",
		"latitude": 44.967667,
		"longitude": 19.606609
	},
	"37": {
		"name": "Roman Catholic Parish in Sremska Mitrovica",
		"city": 2,
		"city_name": "Sremska Mitrovica",
		"address": "Svetog Dimitrija",
		"subtitle": "Temple",
		"desc": "Being one of the major Roman cities, Sirmium was also an important centre of Christianity. Therefore the Church has been present in it since the early Christian times. It is believed that the first bishops of Sirmium, Epenet and Andronicus, were the students of Saint Peter and Saint Paul. Another testimony of Christianity in Sirmium is the great number of martyrs who gave their lives for Christianity there at the beginning of the 4th century: Saint Irenaeus, the bishop, Saint Anastasia, Saint Synerot, Saint Montanus and Maxima, and many others. The one who is definitely the most well-known among them is Saint Demetrius, the deacon of the Bishop Irenaeus. He was executed just before Easter – on April 9, 304, and our city was named after him and has been under his heavenly patronage. After his martyrdom, the relics of St Demetrus were brought to Thessaloniki, so he was venerated throughout the Christian East as well. The Metropolis of Sirmium had remained a powerful and respectable metropolis until the invasion of the Avars, when Sirmium fell under their rule in 582.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.tosmomi.rs",
		"latitude": 44.969436,
		"longitude": 19.611646
	},
	"38": {
		"name": "Imperial Palace",
		"city": 2,
		"city_name": "Sremska Mitrovica",
		"address": "Branka Radičevića",
		"subtitle": "Excavation",
		"desc": "Imperial palaces in the Roman empire had formal spaces for the emperor’s administrative functions (the official part) and also private quarters where the emperor and his family lived (the residential part).  The circuses built right next to the palaces represent the official structure for the ceremonial presentation of the ruler to his people.  Chariot (bigae, quadrigae) races, the most popular sport in the ancient world, were held in the circuses.  Roman circuses are known from all over the Empire, but the Sirmium circus is the only one discovered so far in Serbia.<br><br>On the archaeological site today only part of the imperial palace complex can be seen.  The walls and pavements preserved there represent for the most part the residential quarters of the palace.  Evidence of the luxurious interior decoration there is provided by the fragments of frescoes, mosaic pavements and architectural ornament in various kinds of stone which were imported from different parts of the empire:  Egypt, Asia Minor, Greece, Italy.  Installations for a radiant heating system were uncovered beneath almost every floor in the palace.  The long duration and frequent use of the palace are documented by the numerous structural repairs, mosaic pavements in several levels and the large quantity of archaeological artifacts recovered.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.carskapalata.rs",
		"latitude": 44.966595,
		"longitude": 19.610024
	},
	"39": {
		"name": "National Museum in Zrenjanin",
		"city": 4,
		"city_name": "Zrenjanin",
		"address": "Subotićeva 1",
		"subtitle": "Museum",
		"desc": "National Museum – with the restored permanent exhibition consisting of over 33,000 objects in five departments and three exhibition spaces and with over 80 thousand visitors a year, it was declared the best museum in Serbia in 2006.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.zrenjanin.rs",
		"latitude": 45.379935,
		"longitude": 20.389938
	},
	"40": {
		"name": "National Theater \"Toša Jovanović\"",
		"city": 4,
		"city_name": "Zrenjanin",
		"address": "Trg slobode 7",
		"subtitle": "Museum",
		"desc": "National Theater \"Toša Jovanović\" is a professional theater with the drama, puppet, and closet drama stages. The puppet stage is at the top among puppet theaters in Serbia, with over 300 awards on gatherings and festivals both in the country and abroad.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.zrenjanin.rs",
		"latitude": 45.380009,
		"longitude": 20.390155
	},
	"41": {
		"name": "Bošnjak’s windmill",
		"city": 4,
		"city_name": "Zrenjanin",
		"address": "Srpskih vladara",
		"subtitle": "Museum",
		"desc": "Today, once very much wide-spread \"wind-operated mills\" are quite rate. In Banat, there are only two still preserved authentic windmills, and one of them is \"Bošnjak’s windmill\", which is located at the exit from the settlement of Melenci towards Kikinda, at about 20 km from Zrenjanin, and it was constructed in 1891.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.zrenjanin.rs",
		"latitude": 45.532599,
		"longitude": 20.32063
	},
	"42": {
		"name": "Kaštel Ečka",
		"city": 4,
		"city_name": "Zrenjanin",
		"address": "Novosadska 7",
		"subtitle": "Castle",
		"desc": "The \"Kaštel\" castle is situated about 60 kilometres north from Belgrade and only 7 kilometres away from Zrenjanin, in Ecka village. It was built in the English style. The constructing lasted from 1816 till 1820. The castle was built by the Lazar family and at the official opening ceremony, on August 28, 1820, Franz Liszt, a famous violinist, played.<br><br>Nowadays, this old edifice has been completely redecorated and adapted, so that today it is a object that can offer its guests unforgettable holiday in the authentic atmosphere, which is inspired by its aristocratic past.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.kastelecka.com",
		"latitude": 45.321673,
		"longitude": 20.434167
	},
	"43": {
		"name": "Mediana",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Bulevar Cara Konstantina",
		"subtitle": "Archeological site",
		"desc": "The archeological site Mediana is located on what was once the Roman road \"Via militaris\", today the road E-80 (Nis-Sofia). The estate occupies 40 hectares, and exhibits the remains of a granary, craft centre, villas , thermae, and the remains of ancient villa with peristyle with rich mosaics. Most mosaics exhibit geometrical or floral motifs, while two mosaics presenting figures - the head of the Medusa and a semi-prostrate figure of a river deity (probably Neptune).  The museum, located on the estate, contains sculptures and portraits of Roman gods and goddesses, utensils for daily use (bowls, pitchers, lamps) and remnants of lead pipes used to provide healing hot water from the nearby Niska Banja (Nis Spa). Some coins and utensils from Mediana are now available in the Archeological Hall of Nis National Museum.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.kastelecka.com",
		"latitude": 43.309738,
		"longitude": 21.94847
	},
	"44": {
		"name": "The Skull Tower",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Bulevar Dr Zorana Đinđića",
		"subtitle": "Monument",
		"desc": "This monument, unique in the world, was built after the Battle of Cegar. In the words of \"a Serbian hajji from Niš\", the Turks prepared the construction of the tower made of skulls. When Hursid Pasha of Niš realized that, even though the post at Cegar hill had been taken, the battle and the explosion resulted in 3,000 dead Serbs and at least twice that many dead Turks, he ordered that the heads of the Serb victims be collected, skinned, and that the skulls be built into the tower. The heads were stuffed with cotton and sent to Constantinople.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitnis.com",
		"latitude": 43.311939,
		"longitude": 21.923684
	},
	"45": {
		"name": "Niš Fortress",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Univerzitetski trg",
		"subtitle": "Fortress",
		"desc": "Niš Fortress is located in the core of the city, on the bank of the Nišava river. It is one of the best preserved and most beautiful medieval fortresses in central Balkans. It was pulled down and restored a number of times, by the Romans, over the Byzantines, Slavs, Bulgarians, and Serbs. Its assumed its final shape in 1723, when the Turks built it, facing the end of their reign in this area. Its construction required that over 40 stonecutters from Constantinople and around 400 bricklayers from Niš and around be hired. The stone was brought over from the nearby villages, and, toward the end of the construction there was a lot of hurry to secure this strategically important spot, so that anything suitable from within the Fortress was used as construction material: tombstones, columns and numerous architectural elements of the earlier Roman and Byzantine fortifications.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitnis.com",
		"latitude": 43.325982,
		"longitude": 21.895396
	},
	"46": {
		"name": "Monument of Stevan Sremac and Kalča",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Kazandžisko sokače",
		"subtitle": "Statue",
		"desc": "The Monument of the writer Stevan Sremac and the hero from his book “Ivkova slava” (Ivko's Saint's Day) Kalča, is placed at the beginning of the Tinkers Alley, once a famous craftsmen street of the city of Niš. The famous Serbian writer Stevan Sremac lived in this city from 1879 to 1892 and left an important trace in its culture. The bronze sculpture which depicts Kalča, a Niš hunter, with its loyal dog and the writer Stevan Sremac is the work of art of the academic sculptor Ivan Felker.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitnis.com",
		"latitude": 43.318178,
		"longitude": 21.895019
	},
	"47": {
		"name": "Monument to Liberators of Niš",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Trg Kralja Milana",
		"subtitle": "Statue",
		"desc": "The monument dedicated to the liberators is located at the central location of the city, King Milan Square. It presents the period of wars for liberation waged against the Turks, Bulgarians, and Germans. The monument contains inscriptions on the four most significant years of this period: 1874 and 1877 – the period of the fight for liberation from the Turks, and 1915 and 1918 – the beginning of the occupation and the liberation of the city in World War One. The monument is made of black marble and has a broad base with four reliefs, a bronze sculpture and a high pedestal whose lower part exhibits figural compositions of soldiers fighting.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitnis.com",
		"latitude": 43.321179,
		"longitude": 21.895566
	},
	"48": {
		"name": "The Church of St. Emperor Constantine and Empress Hellen",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Park Svetog Save",
		"subtitle": "Statue",
		"desc": "The Church of St. Emperor Constantine and Empress Hellen, which was dedicated to a well-known Niš citizen and his mother by the city of Niš, is situated in a new part of the city, Bulevard Nemanjici, park St. Sava. The building of the church commenced in 1999 by setting and sanctifying a foundation. The architect of the church was Jovan Mandic who introduced the elements of Raška building school, with an uncommon supplement of two bell towers.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitnis.com",
		"latitude": 43.320436,
		"longitude": 21.919481
	},
	"49": {
		"name": "Trinity Church - Cathedral",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Prijezdina 7",
		"subtitle": "Statue",
		"desc": "Niš Cathedral Temple holds a significant place in the history of Serbian art not only with its architecture, but also with its iconostasis. The building of the Church commenced on 18th October 1856 and lasted until 1872. It was sanctified after the liberation from the Turks in 1878. The walls of the temple were built in different styles, from Serbian-Byzantine, Islamic, Renaissance to the elements of west baroque. With its beauty and peculiarity, it certainly occupies an important position in the development of modern Serbian architecture and represents a kind of turning point in its history.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitnis.com",
		"latitude": 43.31514,
		"longitude": 21.896411
	},
	"50": {
		"name": "Tinkers Alley",
		"city": 5,
		"city_name": "Niš",
		"address": "Kopitareva",
		"subtitle": "Alley",
		"desc": "Tinkers Alley is located in Kopitareva street. It is the only part of the commercial district of old Niš that has been preserved. According to the urban planning document of March 1878, this place was the location of \"Sagr Cincar Mahalla\". Since the Turkish word \"sagr\" means a craftsman, in the age of the Turks this part of Niš was a craftsman's quarter.<br><br>The most prominent craft was tinsmithing. After the liberation from the Turks as many as 13 tinkers were mentioned as working in this \"tinsmithing district\". The last smithies were closed down in the 1990s.<br><br>Today, this old but well preserved ambience is home to numerous fine restaurants and cafes.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitnis.com",
		"latitude": 43.317999,
		"longitude": 21.895609
	},
	"51": {
		"name": "Raichle Palace",
		"city": 6,
		"city_name": "Subotica",
		"address": "Park Ferenca Rajhla 5",
		"subtitle": "Palace",
		"desc": "It was built in 1904 by the architect Ferenc Raichle to be his home and his design studio. Expensive materials, the unusual combination of colours, the vibrancy of forms, the lavish interior and the backyard make this sumptuous house an exceptional example of the Art Nouveau architecture. At present, it hosts the Modern Art Gallery \"Likovni susret\".<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsubotica.rs",
		"latitude": 46.101423,
		"longitude": 19.668711
	},
	"52": {
		"name": "City Hall in Subotica",
		"city": 6,
		"city_name": "Subotica",
		"address": "Trg slobode 1",
		"subtitle": "Building",
		"desc": "The City Hall was built between 1908 and 1912. The decorative features of Art Nouveau are enriched with a romantic nuance of the Hungarian folklore, by floral elements made of ceramics and wrought ironwork forging. The Council Hall and its splendid stained glass windows are the heart of the building. Building’s 45 m high observatory provides an unforgettable sight of Subotica and its outskirts.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsubotica.rs",
		"latitude": 46.099811,
		"longitude": 19.664279
	},
	"53": {
		"name": "National Theatre in Subotica",
		"city": 6,
		"city_name": "Subotica",
		"address": "Park Ferenca Rajhla 12",
		"subtitle": "Theatre",
		"desc": "The National Theatre fosters cultural identity of all national communities in Subotica and it is an unique theater in our country because it has two ensembles: one that plays in Serbian and the other that plays in Hungarian language. In terms of repertoire, it tries to satisfy the diverse interests of the audience of different ages. Both ensembles play on Jadran stage till the completion of the theatre building.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsubotica.rs",
		"latitude": 46.100791,
		"longitude": 19.669698
	},
	"54": {
		"name": "Main Square in Subotica",
		"city": 6,
		"city_name": "Subotica",
		"address": "Trg slobode",
		"subtitle": "Square",
		"desc": "Unlike many European towns, in Subotica the City Hall dominates the city centre instead of a church or a cathedral. The City Hall is a master peace of Hungarian version of Art Nouveau built in 1912. It is flanked by a park with a fountain and a vast square where many concerts and bazaars are organized throughout the year. It is surrounded by the building of People's Theatre that is undergoing a major reconstruction. Originally it was a classic style building characterized by six Corinthian columns. On the Eastern side of the square there is a neo-baroque building of The Public Library. The two Atlases carrying one of the nicest balconies in the city make this building charming. The Emperor Jovan Nenad Monument in the middle of the square represents a controversial historical figure. He styled himself emperor and pronounced Subotica his capital in 1527, but all lasted for a very short period of time. Not far from the monument there are two fountains. The Green Fountain (1985) and the Blue Fountain (2001) are the pearls of the city centre. Both were made of Zsolnay tiles, likewise all decorative ceramics and roof tiles of the city’s Art Nouveau buildings.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.visitsubotica.rs",
		"latitude": 46.099946,
		"longitude": 19.665637
	},
	"55": {
		"name": "Blagoveštenje",
		"city": 7,
		"city_name": "Čačak",
		"address": "Ovčar banja",
		"subtitle": "Monastery",
		"desc": "Blagoveštenje monastery is situated on the left bank of the river Morava, under Kablar mountain. It was built in 1601/02 in Rascia style, thanks to Kir Nikodim, the abbot. The church was painted in 1633, and the iconostasis made in 1632/33. The monastery church is a single-nave building, with an eight side dome, rectangular chancels on both sides of the nave and semi-circle altar apse. It is a monastery now and it celebrates the Holy Annunciation on 7th April. Pavle, the Patriarch of Serbia took his monastic vows in this monastery in 1947.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.turizamcacak.org.rs",
		"latitude": 43.897374,
		"longitude": 20.184813
	},
	"56": {
		"name": "Ovčar Spa",
		"city": 7,
		"city_name": "Čačak",
		"address": "Ovčar banja",
		"subtitle": "Spa",
		"desc": "Between the mountains of Ovčar and Kablar, the river Western Morava shaped the Ovčar-Kablar gorge into one of the most beautiful gorges in Serbia.<br><br>This exquisite place became a protected natural area because of its beauty, plants and wildlife, the monasteries and other memorial objects.<br><br>Ovčar Banja is in the centre of the gorge, 17 km away from Čačak, at 278 m altitude. It has been well known from ancient times, even the famous Turkish traveller and writer Evlija Celebija wrote about this place.<br><br>It is rich in mineral water springs, which come from great depths. The temperature of the water is from 35 to 38°C. The waters are thermal, slightly sulphorous.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.turizamcacak.org.rs",
		"latitude": 43.897255,
		"longitude": 20.185457
	},
	"57": {
		"name": "Atomic Spa - Gornja Trepča",
		"city": 7,
		"city_name": "Čačak",
		"address": "Gornja Trepča",
		"subtitle": "Spa",
		"desc": "This natural spa-treatment centre is situated near Čačak (18 km), surrounded by the slopes of mountains Vujan and Bukovik, as well as the thermal waters<br><br>One of the geographical characteristics of this spa is in its good traffic connections (159 km from Belgrade, 9 km from Gornji Milanovac, and 8,5 km from the main road-Ibarska magistrala). This is also an aerial spa because of its altitude - 460 m, submountainous climate and small diferrence in temperatures during the year.<br><br>Gornja Trepča is rich in waters of juvenile-vulcanic origin. The first examinations of the physical and chemical qualities of the water were in 1904, conducted by dr M. Nikolić and dr A. Zege.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.turizamcacak.org.rs",
		"latitude": 43.947891,
		"longitude": 20.483984
	},
	"58": {
		"name": "Sijarinska Spa",
		"city": 8,
		"city_name": "Leskovac",
		"address": "Sijarinska banja",
		"subtitle": "Spa",
		"desc": "The Sijarinska Spa dates back to the time of the Romans, for which a number of sites bear witness.<br><br>It's existence was recorded in the Middle Ages (the remains of a medieval church still stand on a hill above the spa), but it was mostly developed during the time of the Turks who, in the second half of the 17th century, erected a built communal bath and two other spa buildings. The Sijarinska Spa is sited on the banks of the river Jablanica.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.cityofleskovac.org",
		"latitude": 42.777039,
		"longitude": 21.601993
	},
	"59": {
		"name": "Caričin Grad",
		"city": 8,
		"city_name": "Leskovac",
		"address": "Caričin Grad",
		"subtitle": "Ruins",
		"desc": "Iustiniana Prima, or Caričin Grad (\"Empress's Town\"), is one of the most important Byzantine towns in the interior of the Balkan peninsula. It is situated 29 km west of Leskovac, 7 km from Lebane, close to the village of Prekopčelica, where the Caričina river flows into the Svinjarica. Emperor Justinian I, originally from southern Serbia, decided to raise a city in his area of birth in honour of his own name. The city of Justiniana Prima lies on the gentle slopes which descend from the mountain of Radan towards the Leskovac basin, where key traffic routes pass.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.serbia.travel",
		"latitude": 42.953392,
		"longitude": 21.669155
	},
	"60": {
		"name": "Viminacium",
		"city": 9,
		"city_name": "Požarevac",
		"address": "Viminacium",
		"subtitle": "Ruins",
		"desc": "The vicinity of Požarevac acts as a real magnet for archaeologists, especially due to the remains of the ancient Roman city of Viminacium. The large-scale excavations in the recent years have testified to the existence of a rich social life in these areas in Roman times, and some of the events, especially those that occurred in the 4th and 5th century AD, were of considerable importance to the Empire.<br><br>Judging by the remains that have been found, archaeologists claim that there used to exist large stone palaces in Viminacium, containing a kind of central heating system that produced hot water. The more important buildings were decorated with relief, mosaics and statues. During the reign of the Emperor Hadrian, Viminacium became the centre of the Roman province Moesia Superior, covering the territory of present-day Serbia. Viminacium used to have highly developed ceramics and metal-processing industries, as well as numerous artists' workshops.<br><br><b>Source:</b> www.topozarevac.rs",
		"latitude": 44.732909,
		"longitude": 21.230582
	}
}