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Trg u Subotici, jedan deo vidika.

Central sqare in Subotica town.It's round and surrounded with beautifull buildings like this one.
Subotica means "saturday city" and it's very peacefull and beautiful town.
homepage http://www.subotica.co.yu/en/index.htm

The north part ofthe region is a fertile land for orchards and vineyards while the south regions are
ideal for agriculture. According to the number of
inhabitants, Subotica is the second greatest town of the Vojvodina Province. This town in the heart of the Pannonia Plain is featured by centuries long tradition, variety and richness of cultures.The town and the municipality comprising 18 settlements,spreads over 1.008 square kilometres.
The municipality of Subotica lies on the very
north part of Yugoslavia. The town is some 10 kilometres from the Yugoslav-Hungarian border.
The earliest known written record of Subotica is Zabadka, which dates from 1391. This is a variant of the current Hungarian name for the city: Szabadka. However, in its present spelling, it appeared for the first time only relatively late, in 1679. The Hungarian name for the city derives from the adjective szabad, meaning "free", and the suffix -ka, an affectionate diminutive. Subotica’s earliest designation means, therefore, something like a "small" or "dear", "free place".

more about here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subotica