• Novi Sad - As Serbia’s second-largest city, Novi Sad is a key industrial and financial hub, celebrated for its cultural diversity and rich history. Liberty Square, the city’s largest central square, features a 7-meter-high bronze monument of Svetozar Miletic. The Town Hall, on the square’s west side, showcases Neo-Renaissance architecture, while the “Name of Mary” Catholic church, in neogothic style, stands tall on the opposite side. The city’s center boasts a stunning synagogue with unique architecture, perfect for a memorable photo. Dunavska Street, likely the oldest in Novi Sad, includes Zmaj Jovina street, Danube Park, and the Museum of Vojvodina.

• Petrovaradin Fortress - The Petrovaradin Fortress, Europe’s second-largest, holds significant historical importance. Constructed over 88 years by renowned Austrian military architects, it is nearly indestructible. Archaeological findings suggest human settlements existed here 15 to 19 millennia ago. Beneath its 112 hectares lies a 20-kilometer network of tunnels, or “catacombs,” featuring an underground military gallery, attracting explorers, tourists, and visitors. The fortress blends old and new, traditional and modern, offering a breathtaking view of Petrovaradin and Novi Sad.

• Sremski Karlovci - Nestled on the slopes of Fruška Gora near Novi Sad, Sremski Karlovci is a lively town known for its unique dessert wines, cherished by royalty since the 1700s. It gained historical prominence in 1699 with the treaty ending the Great War between Austria and Turkey. The Lady of Peace chapel, built a century later, remains a popular attraction. As a spiritual hub with churches, museums, and monuments, Karlovci has been a cultural and intellectual center. Serbia’s first gymnasium was established here. Legend has it that drinking from the Four Lions fountain ensures a return visit.

• Vinarija Kis - Discover a delightful family-owned winery in Sremski Karlovci, where you can sample the renowned Bermet, a spiced dessert wine once served at the Vienna Court and on the Titanic. Enjoy a guided tasting, learn about traditional winemaking, and savor the cozy atmosphere of the historic cellar.

• Velika Remeta Monastery - Situated in the lush Fruška Gora, Velika Remeta is one of the oldest and most tranquil Serbian Orthodox monasteries. Dating back to the 13th century, it features the region’s tallest baroque bell tower. Visitors can appreciate its peaceful ambiance, beautiful frescoes, and find a moment of spiritual reflection.

• Private transportation
• WiFi on board
• Bottled water

• Lunch
• Souvenirs
• Alcoholic beverages

The Vojvodina Tour offers an ideal city break and is a wonderful addition for all tourists visiting Serbia for the first time, eager to delve into the country’s history.

Vojvodina presents the Serbian lifestyle in a manner distinct from Belgrade, giving the impression of being in a different country and stepping back in time.

Vojvodina operates under its own unique set of rules, distinct from the rest of Serbia, characterized by its uniqueness, openness, and the joy that only the people of Vojvodina can provide. It stands as the most significant historical tour in Northern Serbia.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.