Novi Sad (1960s)

Novi Sad, located in the northern part of Serbia, it's known for its cultural diversity and historical significance. In the 1960s, Novi Sad was experiencing growth and modernization, reflecting broader changes in Yugoslavia during that period.

The city's cultural scene is vibrant, with significant institutions like the Serbian National Theatre and numerous festivals, including the famous EXIT Festival which was founded much later, in 2000. The architecture from that era showcases a mix of traditional styles and the modernist influences prevalent in socialist countries during the mid-20th century.

Economically, Novi Sad is developing its industrial base, which contributed to its growth. The city is also a center of education and research, with institutions like the University of Novi Sad, founded in 1960, playing a crucial role in the city's development.