Inđija is said to be the crossroads of Srem, because the Belgrade-Subotica and Belgrade-Šid railways pass through it. The Belgrade-Budapest international highway also passes by Inđija. In 1939, the first modern road in Serbia passed through Inđija, the so-called International road Novi Sad-Belgrade. The remains of Roman and medieval fortifications and numerous monuments in the city speak of the strategic importance of this area along the Danube, which throughout history represented the border of different empires. The first mention of Indjija dates back to 1455. In the 18th century, the settlement began to expand. At the beginning of the 19th century, the first Czechs and Germans immigrated, and later Hungarians also immigrated. After the Second World War, and later also after the Yugoslav Wars, new migration paths intensified, and Inđija kept its cosmopolitan spirit of inter-ethnic tolerance. These facts make Inđija an interesting location, so this year we are hosting the European Night of Researchers for the FIFTH TIME. Our goal is to introduce visitors to various scientific ideas through interesting exhibitions, workshops and stories and to explain natural phenomena in a fun way.
Join us on Friday, September 27 between 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM and seek knowledge together with our researchers! The tenth night, through knowledge gives power!
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