TotalEnergies Caravan through Serbia

Nineks, Novi Sad

The road takes us to the very heart of Vojvodina, the city of Novi Sad. This university city, the second-largest in Serbia, stretches on both banks of the Danube, at the foot of the small Pannonian mountain Fruska Gora. Its beauty and charm are far-famed, so Novi Sad hosts various cultural and sports events and attracts tourists from all over the world.

Our hosts in the car service Nineks in Novi Sad can also boast a diverse range of services they offer, as well as the trust that their clients have in them. This time they are dealing with a slightly unusual request. How they responded to the challenge and whether the client is satisfied with the result, find out in the second episode of the series TotalEnergies Caravan through Serbia. From our helpful hosts, you will also find out what it means to manage a car service center, but also how much car mechanic services are worth.

At the very beginning of the 20th century, the first car "rumbled" through the streets of Novi Sad at a speed of "wild" 25 km/h. There is no doubt that it was attracting curious glances. In this episode, we discover how passers-by reacted to that humming and dust-rasing mechanical miracle.

Although it’s the bridges that connect the shores and overcome the obstacles, in our case, that honor also belongs to the ferry boats. Once part of the traditional transport in Vojvodina - there are even songs devoted to them, the TotalEnergies Caravan team had the opportunity to ride on now one of the few remaining ferries that resist the time we live in. The photos we have prepared are proof that this is not only a means of transportation but also an opportunity to enjoy the views of the beautiful blue Danube.

If we have tickled your curiosity so far, at least a little bit, follow the other episodes of TotalEnergies Caravan through Serbia, there are many more interesting locations and inspiring anecdotes waiting for you.
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