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Inđija: Culture, galleries and Celtic themes

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If you are looking for a hotel in Inđija, its cultural attractions and named transport points can help you organize your plans. The city offers a range of options: a Celtic-themed center, galleries, church art and theater.

Inđija at a glance

Keltsko selo is a themed tourism complex about the life of the Celts in the Srem area more than 2,300 years ago; its programs may vary seasonally. The “Adligat” Gallery in Inđija is a branch of the “Adligat” Museum in Belgrade, and its exhibitions change every two to three weeks. The gallery in the Vojnović House was built around 1873. The interior of the Church of the Presentation of the Most Holy Mother of God was painted by Jovan Štajner from Sombor at the end of the 19th century. The iconostasis features Baroque and, in part, Rococo forms. The Kulturni centar Inđija theater program includes about ten touring performances per season.

What are the main cultural attractions?

Keltsko selo offers a distinctive theme: it focuses on the life of the Celts in the Srem area more than 2,300 years ago. This sets it apart from the art and institutional connections of the galleries and church. The “Adligat” Gallery adds two more points of interest: its connection as a branch to the museum in Belgrade and its changing exhibitions. It opened on March 30, 2022, with an exhibition about Pavle Vuisić. As exhibitions may change every two to three weeks, check the current program if a particular exhibition is important to your plans.

Architecture and church art offer different points of reference in time. The gallery in the Vojnović House dates from around 1873. The interior of the Church of the Presentation of the Most Holy Mother of God was painted by Jovan Štajner from Sombor at the end of the 19th century. The iconostasis is distinguished by Baroque and, in part, Rococo forms. This offers two distinct themes for an initial comparison: a historic construction date and the artistic design of a church interior.

What does the Kulturni centar Inđija offer?

The Kulturni centar Inđija opened on May 15, 2003, following the reconstruction of the old Sokolski dom. Its facilities include a theater and cinema hall with 203 seats. The seasonal theater program includes about ten touring performances per season; the number may change. If you are interested in a performance, check the current schedule. The seating capacity describes the hall, while the number of performances refers to the changing seasonal program—two different points of reference for your plans.

What information can help you plan your arrival?

“Lasta” bus station is listed at Sonje Marinković Street bb; the railway station is at Železnička 9. These addresses identify two different arrival points and do not replace information about connections or timetables. Check the operators’ information before traveling. This lets you look up the railway or bus station relevant to your journey without inferring further connections from the street addresses.

Daily availability at the town swimming pool during the summer season was reported on June 17, 2026. Check current seasonal information before visiting. Discover more destinations: Šimanovci, Platičevo, Jarak, Ruma, Pećinci, Stari Banovci, Vrdnik, Surduk.

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FAQ

What is Keltsko selo about?

The themed tourism complex is dedicated to the life of the Celts in the Srem area more than 2,300 years ago. Its programs may vary seasonally.

How often do the exhibitions at the “Adligat” Gallery in Inđija change?

The exhibitions change every two to three weeks. As the schedule may change, check the current program.

What addresses are listed for bus and rail?

“Lasta” bus station is at Sonje Marinković Street bb, and the railway station is at Železnička 9. Check the operators’ information before traveling.

For the overview of the wider area: Srem District.