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Menrath Palace

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A pink stamp on the corner, Menrath Palace, Novi Sad, 1911

Menrath Palace

SerbianMenratova palata

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Square on across the cobbles, Menrath Palace, Novi Sad, 1908

Square on across the cobbles

1908

A pink stamp on the corner, Menrath Palace, Novi Sad, 1911

A pink stamp on the corner

1911

About this place

The Menrath palace is one of the few Art Nouveau buildings in Novi Sad, put up in 1908 to a design by Lipót Baumhorn, the Budapest architect who also built the city's synagogue. It was raised for the merchant Josef Menrath and has kept his name since. Serbian surveys of Secession architecture list it alongside the Tomin palace of 1909, also by Baumhorn, and the Adamović palace of 1911 as the principal works of that manner in the city, which produced far fewer of them than Subotica did.