Festival Spotlight: Party in a Castle at EXIT Fest

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There’s no venue quite like this in the United States. Serbia’s EXIT Festival takes place in a 17th century Petrovaradin fortress. If your idea of a good time is grooving to tunes in an ancient castle, then head to Novi Sad this summer for one of Eastern Europe’s most unique festivals.

THE STATS
Location:
Novi Sad, Serbia
Dates: Typically held early July
Number of Days: 4
Crowds: 180,000+
Music Genre: Everything
Alumni: Billy Idol, The Cult, Beastie Boys, Moby, The Prodigy, Rollins Band, Iggy and the Stooges

THREE REASONS TO GO

1. Serbian are hot. And very friendly.
2. It’s a great venue to see a show. There’s 25 stages laid in a beautiful arrangement. Check out this virtual tour to get an idea of the fun.
3. Awesome value. Eastern Europe tends to be slightly cheaper than most other music festivals around the world. A four day ticket in 2011 costs only 89 euros (about $125).

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Born during a backstage Bonnaroo downpour, Vito's mission in life is to dance, write, and travel to all the great festivals that this wide world has to offer.