• Petrovaradin Fortress - The Petrovaradin Fortress stands majestically on the banks of the Danube River, offering a breathtaking view of Novi Sad City. Once a frontier between the east and west, separating two great empires, its underground tunnels still hold many mysteries. Today, it hosts “Exit,” one of Europe’s largest music festivals, within its robust walls.
• Novi Sad - Strolling through the oldest streets of Novi Sad, one can admire the stunning baroque, classical, and Neo-gothic architecture with vibrant facades. The city’s charming atmosphere and its residents’ enduring tranquility and kindness are captivating. Remarkably, they convinced Empress Maria Theresa to sell them the city for 80,000 Hungarian forints! Since then, it has been a cultural hub for Serbians, often referred to as “Serbian Athens.”

A traditional lunch break is scheduled around 1 pm (at your own expense).

• Fruska Gora National Park - Fruska Gora Mountain, once an island in the ancient Pannonian Sea, now stands as Serbia’s oldest national park, quietly watching over the city and region. While enjoying its scenic slopes, visitors can explore New Hopovo, a significant Orthodox monastery. Deeper in the forest lies a monument to the fallen soldiers of World War II, aptly named “The Freedom.”
• Sremski Karlovci - Tracing the path of the great Serbian migration of the late 17th century leads to Sremski Karlovci. Here, visitors can explore Serbia’s oldest high school, the renowned “4 lions” fountain, and the Orthodox cathedral, uncovering the mystery of the “other Sun” that locals proudly claim.

To conclude this thrilling journey, a visit to a local wine cellar offers the chance to taste Bermet, a unique dessert wine made exclusively in this region. The red variety was a favorite of Empress Maria Theresa and is rumored to have been served on the Titanic!

Note: The remaining hours will mostly be spent in Novi Sad, allowing free time for shopping and a lunch break.

• Pick up and drop off at your accommodation
• Expert-led wine tasting experience
• All entrance fees included
• Comfortable travel with in-vehicle air conditioning
• Knowledgeable professional tour guide

• Personal expenses
• Lunch

From the Petrovaradin Fortress, visitors will enjoy an unforgettable view of the entire city of Novi Sad. Strolling through the oldest streets of “Serbian Athens,” and admiring the magnificent baroque, classical, and neo-gothic buildings with their colorful facades, one will surely fall in love with its charming atmosphere and friendly residents.

A break for a traditional lunch is scheduled around 1 pm (at one’s own expense).

The tour will include a visit to Serbia’s oldest national park – Fruska Gora. While taking in the scenic beauty of its slopes, the group will visit either the Krusedol Monastery or the New Hopovo Monastery.
The next destination is the quaint town of Sremski Karlovci, where the itinerary includes a visit to Serbia’s oldest high school, the renowned “4 Lions” fountain, and the Orthodox cathedral.
Concluding this exciting adventure, the group will head to a local wine cellar. The red wine, a favorite of Empress Maria Theresa, is said to have been served on the Titanic as well!

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