ST325 Stari Ledinci - Novi Sad

Stari Ledinci is the final destination of bus line 76 from Novi Sad. Check the suburban timetable at gspns.co.rs here (language selection is available at the top corner of the screen).

Novi Sad by train. Novi Sad is connected to Belgrade and Subotica by a fast (SOKO) train and the regional service (IR and REx). Subotica is connected to the Hungarian rail network via a regional shuttle train to Szeged.  

Due to construction work at the Novi Sad station, the station is temporarily unavailable for service. The train from Belgrade to Novi Sad ends at Petrovaradin station. Free buses are available to the Novi Sad bus station. Check the timetable on srbvoz.rs here

Novi Sad by bus. Novi Sad has excellent long‑distance bus connections. 

Direct buses from many European cities include: 

Frankfurt → Novi Sad (direct bus) Vienna → Novi Sad Budapest → Novi Sad  Zagreb → Novi Sad  Sarajevo, Banja Luka, Podgorica, Skopje, etc.

Frequent domestic buses connect Novi Sad with:

 Belgrade (every 15–30 minutes)  Subotica  Sombor  Bačka Palanka  Nis

For options, check for example traveling.com here.

The easiest way to reach Stari Ledinci from Novi Sad is by taking a direct city bus (Line 76). The village is part of the Petrovaradin municipality and is fully accessible by public transport.

You can reach Novi Sad easily by train, bus, or plane + transfer. The fastest and most reliable option from most places in Europe is the fast SOKO train from Belgrade, while long‑distance buses connect Novi Sad directly with many European cities.

Visit the city beach underneath the Bridge of Freedom (Most slobode).

Enjoy the atmosphere at Zmaj Jovina while having an ice cream. 

The Museum of Vojvodina in Novi Sad has exquisite finds from the Roman era.

Take an underground tour of the Petrovaradin Fortress when you have a chance.

Museum of Novi Sad in Petrovaradin Fortress