0 Coworking Spaces in Petrovaradin

About Petrovaradin

One of 2 municipalities that constitute the city of Novi Sad, Petrovaradin is an urban sprawl sitting on the Danube River built around the historical Petrovaradin Fortress that is the landmark of this modern city. Founded by the Celts (4th Century BC) and trampled over by the Romans (1st Century BC), Petrovaradin was then invaded by the Huns in the 5th Century and a long list of marauding hordes from Franks to Croats, the Ottomans plus many more. The first mention of Petrovaradin was under the name of Peturwarod in 1237, but its history can be traced back to the Stone Age (4500 BC). Sitting close to the National Park of Fruska Gora, the city offers a wealth of culture and charm from art to music and holds Europe's biggest summer music events such as the EXIT FESTIVAL. Pedestrian-only streets are lined with stately mansions and townhouses, cafes explode with locals swilling coffee and many of its
27,083 residents can be found hanging out in coworking venues getting creative with other likeminded souls.

Petrovaradin may not be on a par with the IT scene of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia that has a vibrant and thriving ecosystem happening with innovative tech startups emerging from the city, but it does have its own bustling tech community. Belgrade is becoming a leading tech innovator on the global scene with a plethora of resources catering to bootstrapping startups from advice on market entry to financing options, affordable coworking spaces to excellent infrastructure to take advantage of. The city is littered with incubators and accelerator programs creating a rush of inventive entrepreneurs. The government and Serbia's educational institutions are fostering and exploring potential collaborations. With a low cost of living, a tax system highly conducive to business development and investment, plus numerous fundraising channels for getting venture-backed finance, Serbia is being seen as the place to be to jump on the startup bandwagon.

Ideally located in the heart of South East Europe linking the west and central areas to the Middle East, Serbia's coworking scene is thriving with many towns such as Petrovaradin making their mark.