Approx. 110 km north of Novi Sad via E75.
Novi Sad and Subotica are both in the flat Vojvodina plain, connected by the E75 highway. The Soko fast train is the quickest and most comfortable option at approximately 50 minutes, running as part of the Belgrade–Novi Sad–Subotica corridor.
Buses also run regularly on this route and take roughly 75–90 minutes. By car the E75 is direct and fast, with a driving time of around 60–75 minutes under normal conditions. Always verify current timetables with official operators before booking.
Last checked: 2026-05-27. For corrections, contact us.
The Soko fast train connects Novi Sad and Subotica in approximately 50 minutes as part of the modernised northern corridor. Trains depart from Novi Sad Glavna železnička stanica. This is the most comfortable option for the journey; the train is air-conditioned and stops at Subotica's central railway station. Book tickets through Srbija Voz. For travel originating in Belgrade, the same Soko service continues through Novi Sad, so you can board at either city.
Buses run between Novi Sad and Subotica throughout the day. Journey time is roughly 75–90 minutes. Tickets can be purchased at Novi Sad bus station or from the operator. Check current schedules with the operator or at bas.rs.
The E75 highway runs directly between Novi Sad and Subotica through the flat Vojvodina plain. Driving time under normal conditions is roughly 60–75 minutes. The road is in good condition and straightforward to navigate. Subotica's centre is compact and walkable from the main square (Trg Republike).
The Soko fast train is the most comfortable and time-efficient choice. The bus works well for travellers whose schedule does not align with the train timetable. A car is convenient if you plan to stop at any of the smaller Vojvodina towns between the two cities, such as Vrbas or Bačka Topola.
Last checked: 2026-05-27. Verify schedules with official operators before booking.
Approx. 110 km north of Novi Sad via E75.
Soko fast train, approximately 50 minutes.
Roughly 75–90 minutes.
E75 highway north, straightforward and flat.
Soko runs as part of Belgrade–Novi Sad–Subotica corridor.
Check srbvoz.rs for current Soko timetables.
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Yes. The Soko fast train runs through Novi Sad as part of the Belgrade–Novi Sad–Subotica corridor, reaching Subotica in approximately 50 minutes. Verify the current timetable at srbvoz.rs.
Buses take roughly 75–90 minutes. Check current schedules with the operator or at bas.rs before travelling.
Yes. The E75 highway is flat, direct, and in good condition. Driving time is roughly 60–75 minutes under normal traffic conditions.
Subotica is known for its Art Nouveau architecture, including the ornate City Hall and the Synagogue. It is Serbia's northernmost major city and has a significant Hungarian cultural influence.
Yes. With the Soko fast train taking approximately 50 minutes, a day trip from Novi Sad to Subotica is straightforward. Allow half a day for the main sights in central Subotica.
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