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Exit Fest (Novi Sad)Newest Review: ... train journey through Croatia to Belgrade. Not a good call! It was an experience that I'm glad I had, but if you do not like being a sardine in an old-fashioned train I suggest you fly direct to Belgrade with good old British Airways for approx £100. Belgrade itself is a strange city - arriving on the train from the North allows you to see the shanty towns and the real devastation caused ... more |
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Read Reviews for Exit Fest (Novi Sad)
by - written on 18/05/09 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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Exit Fest: tickets = £75 for 4 days; camping £15 for 8 days I'm not a particularly huge festival-goer, Exit was a shock to my system. As a chance to see Novi Sad, Belgrade and the Petrovaradin Fortress it is unique and very good value. As a venue for some of the world's best DJs and bands it is unbeatable. There are however, certain useful things that I would pass on in order to make your experience worthwhile... Getting there... You have to bear in mind that Serbia is still catching up after the atrocities that happened there in the not too distant past. Many areas are deprived and lacking the sort of facilities we may be used to. We ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/06/08 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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The Exit Fest is in Novi Sad in Northern Serbia and takes up a large part of the Novi Sad's locals time - this is because the prices whilst relatively reasonable for outsiders are extortionate by local standards and people strive to find ways of getting in for free. As the festival takes place in the Petrovaradin Fortress on the northern bank of the river, it's no easy task. Still the Vojvodinans have their way of making things happen and the majority normally seem to pull it off! The reason they want to get inside the festival, is the plethora of musicians playing. The Serbs party hard and this is the only thing which makes it any different from Heineken ... Read the complete review


