Fast, modern, and scenic – explore northern Serbia with the new Soko express
Starting today, the new “Soko” high-speed train officially operates on the Belgrade–Subotica route, offering a fast and comfortable way to explore the north of Serbia. The first train departs exactly at noon, marking the beginning of a new era of modern railway travel across Vojvodina.
The trip now takes only around 80 minutes, allowing travelers to reach Subotica in record time. The train features free Wi-Fi, air-conditioned coaches, power outlets, and a smooth, quiet ride through the flat landscapes of northern Serbia. Tickets can be purchased via the Srbija Voz app or directly at the railway stations.
In the near future, passengers will also be able to continue their journey to Szeged and Budapest, opening an easy and sustainable rail link between Serbia and Hungary.
Subotica – Serbia’s Art Nouveau Treasure
Subotica is a northern jewel known for its magnificent Art Nouveau (Secessionist) architecture, cultural diversity, and vibrant local scene. Highlights include the City Hall, the Synagogue, and charming cafés and galleries scattered across the city center.
Just a short ride away lies Lake Palić, a peaceful natural retreat ideal for relaxation, cycling, and weekend getaways. The surrounding area boasts excellent wineries and traditional restaurants, where visitors can taste local wines, fish soup, and specialties inspired by Hungarian and Serbian cuisine.
The Perfect Day or Weekend Trip from Belgrade
With the new “Soko” express, Subotica has never been closer. Whether you’re into architecture, gastronomy, or slow travel experiences, this new route makes it easy to discover Serbia’s elegant north in just over an hour.
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