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17 Great Things to Do in Novi Sad, Serbia
(Last Updated On: 31/03/2021)
The first time I had a chance to visit Novi Sad, Serbia was by accident really. I didn’t know much about the city, didn’t prepare at all. It was the most obvious stop between Belgrade and Subotica (where I was about to stay overnight) and I figured I can as well stop in the city and see what are the best things to do in Novi Sad.
And I was enchanted! It was mid-November but felt more like spring with sunny weather and warm yet crispy air. Outdoor cafes were full, people were slowly strolling around and the vibrant atmosphere of Novi Sad took me by surprise. Not to mention there were so many Novi Sad attractions that kept me really busy during my short stop there.
100th Anniversary of Intellectual Property Office
The Intellectual Property Office celebrates this year 100 years of its existence. By the decree of the heir to the throne Alexander I Karađorđević on November 15, 1920, the Administration for the Protection of Industrial Property was established as the first government body whose basic competence was to deal with the protection of patents, trademarks and industrial designs. In November 1920, Janko Šuman, Ph.D of Laws, born in Maribor on December 20, 1867, was appointed the first President of the Administration for the Protection of Industrial Property. While at the head of the Administration, Dr. Šuman laid the foundations for the protection of intellectual property in the then Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Janko Šuman is the creator of our first Law on Unfair Competition from 1930 and one of the authors of our first Copyright Law from 1929.