Built in 1907, this long building with a baroque facade was once the family home of Mileva Marić, Serbian mathematician and the first wife of Albert Einstein. The couple lived here in 1907; in 1913 their sons were christened in the small St Nicholas Church, the city's oldest. Long neglected and fairly run down, the house can't be visited but there are plans to renovate in late 2018.
Mileva Marić-Einstein's House
Novi Sad
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