Futoška Market

Novi Sad


This century-old market – the city's largest – is often said to be even busier than the main street in Novi Sad. You can find pretty much anything here, from fruit and veg to local meats and sweets, clothes and other kinds of stuff (sometimes all on a single stall). A fascinating place to explore.


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