Zrenjanin Court House

The Zrenjanin Court House, also known as the Palace of Justice, is a striking example of Neromantical architecture located along the Begej river in Zrenjanin. Completed in 1908, this monumental building features a long facade and distinctive cupolas, designed by Hungarian architects Sándor Eigner and Marcus Rehmer. It serves as a key judicial center for the region and stands as a prominent symbol of the city. Visitors can explore its historical significance and enjoy nearby attractions, including a Protestant church and a Trade academy across the river. Interestingly, the construction workforce was predominantly female.