The main religion in Murska Sobota is Roman Catholicism, with a significant Protestant community as well.

Murska Sobota and its surroundings host a variety of wildlife, including numerous bird species, roebucks, hares, hedgehogs, and squirrels.

Yes, key attractions include the Murska Sobota Castle, regional museum, and the central park.

Murska Sobota is not particularly known for its nightlife compared to larger cities.

The city hosts music festivals, art exhibitions, and various folk events throughout the year.

Visit local museums and attend folk events and festivals to learn about and experience the traditions of the Prekmurje region.

Yes, the city has several museums including the regional museum in the Murska Sobota Castle, and various galleries showcasing local and international art.

Yes, guided eco-tours and nature walks are available in the surrounding nature reserves and parks.

You can relax in the city's central park, local cafes, or enjoy rural escapes to surrounding villages and vineyards.

Murska Sobota features a blend of Renaissance castle architecture and modernist influences.