By All You Need Is Belgrade
Visit Petrovaradin Fortress, Sremski Karlovci, the City of Novi Sad, museums, old streets…
Taste unique dessert wine “Bermet”. Enjoy traditional Serbian products from the local market, relax with domestic rakija, and traditional food.
Visit some of the 16 monasteries of your choice: Hopovo, Velika Remeta, Catholic and Orthodox Churches and synagogues…
Novi Sad depicts the life of Serbs in a completely different way than Belgrade and you have the impression that you are in another country and that you have been stuck in an old time. Vojvodina has its own rules that do not apply to any other part of Serbia, its specificity, openness, and enjoyment that only the Vojvodina’s people can bring.
Novi Sad is Serbia’s second largest city and the important industrial and financial center, but also known for cultural diversity and rich history. We will visit: Liberty Square with a monument of Svetozar Miletic, Town Hall built in Neo-Renaissance style, Catholic church “Name of Mary” built in neo gothic style, The synagogue, Dunavska Street, Zmaj Jovina street, the Danube Park, the Museum of Vojvodina…
Petrovaradin Fortress is the second largest in Europe and it has a big historical significance. It was built for 88 years by remarkable names of the Austrian army’s military architecture as almost indelible. Some archaeological research shows that certain forms of human settlements on the “Petrovaradin fortress” existed even before the unbelievable 15 or even 19 millenniums! Now days it hosts the famous Exit Music Festival.
Sremski Karlovci is a vibrant town on the slopes of Fruška Gora. This open-air museum is full of churches, museums, monuments. Karlovci has entered the pages of European history in 1699 when the treaty was signed thus ending the Great war between Austria and Turkey. On that spot, a century later, Karlovci’s Catholics have built the Lady of Peace chapel which stands proudly today, making it a popular touristic attraction…
The best of Vojvodina countryside is Fruska Gora mountain, the oldest national park in Serbia which proudly keeps 16 late medieval monasteries. In this tour you can choose to visit some of them on your request: Velika Remeta, Novo Hopovo, Vrdnik, Krusedol…
Drinking wine at the place where it is made is a special experience. In addition to tasting, you can also learn about the long tradition of viticulture in Fruška Gora and Sremski Karlovci. Taste Bermet, Merlot, Grasac White…
Novi Sad and Vojvodina with a private driver: