The spatial cultural and historical whole was built between 1750 and 1754. settling border families. The center of the settlement was formed around a large oval pond in the middle of which was the exact mound on which it was erected, half in the country, a church with a graveyard on the eastern and western sides. In front of the […]
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In Marshal Tito Street (now St. Sava Street), the premises of the local community, protected in 1972. The construction of the building, the then municipal house began in 1840 and was completed in 1848. The foundation of the building is “on the elbow” with the right side long leg. The main façade, with a trim in front of the central […]
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The church was built in 1822 and was built with the stylistic characteristics of classicism. It is a one-nave construction of a longitudinal base, a harmonious proportion, with the attachment, a naos, and a spacious altar space, which is semi-circular from the inside, and from the outside is polygonal and half-shaped. The central part of the facade is with a […]
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Serbian Orthodox Church in Kikinda dedicated to St. Father Nikolai was built in the second half of the 18th century. It was built in baroque style. It is a one-nave building with a westward edge, which is somewhat wider than the base line and with a semicircular apse in the east. In architectural terms it is similar to most of […]
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The building of the former magistrate of the large-sized District – the building was built for the needs of administrative services between 1836/39. The final works, such as the installation of the stone emblem of Dištrikt and some other works, were completed in 1841. Due to its purpose which has remained to date as a source of repulsion of historical, […]
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The worship place is located on the flat floor of the embankment, about 3 km south of Kikinda. This cult unit includes a chapel with a boulevard, a built-up cone, “konaki” buried in wood, four wells grouped near the chapel and a stone cross on a stepped postamento. Judging by the inscription on the cross, the whole was sanctified in […]
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In Kikinda, on the corner of Nemanjina and Moravska Street, there is a suvač, now the only object of its kind in Vojvodina. On April 19, 1889, Max Adamov of Kikinda bought from Paje Adamov from Kikinda for a sum of three forints, an empty plot of land, 250 acres of land, and used it for a few years as […]
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Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Father Nikolai in Bašaid was built in 1833 as a one-nave building with a bell-tower that rises from the front. The portico is composed of four sidewalks topped with tympanum and a frieze ornament, in the form of a triglyph and a metopa. The side facades are broken down into pilasters, with deeper cracks in […]
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North of the city of Kikinda is a large village, Mokrin. In the mentioned village in 1762 a church was dedicated to the architect Mihailo. There is a note on the cartridge, framed by the baroque-frame frame, below the icon of Jesus Christ. It is a one-nave building in a classical spirit. The west facade with a gable and a […]
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A residential building is a typical example of the Pannonian-Vojvodinian house. It was built in 1878. It belongs to the type of “swap house” and has all of its features such as entering the house over three steps from the street. From the courtyard side is the gong, from which it enters all the rooms. In the rooms there is […]
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