Discover northern Serbia on a private journey through history, culture, and wine. Explore Petrovaradin Fortress and the elegant streets of Novi Sad before visiting charming Sremski Karlovci, renowned for its Baroque architecture and winemaking traditions. Enjoy a tasting of local wines accompanied by cheese and charcuterie at a local winery, then conclude your day with a visit to Krušedol Monastery, a beautiful 16th-century Orthodox monastery nestled in the hills of Fruška Gora.
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Explore the impressive 18th-century Petrovaradin Fortress overlooking the Danube. Walk through the upper fortress, see its iconic Clock Tower and enjoy panoramic views across the river toward Novi Sad while learning about the fortress and the region’s strategic history.
Begin our Novi Sad walk on elegant Liberty Square, surrounded by some of the city’s most recognizable architecture. See the Neo-Gothic Church of the Name of Mary, Novi Sad City Hall and the monument to Svetozar Miletić.” The church dates to 1893–1895 and its 73-meter tower makes it Novi Sad’s tallest place of worship.
Continue through Novi Sad’s pedestrian quarter to the Orthodox heart of the historic city, where the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of St. George stands beside the striking Bishop’s Palace. Discover the importance of Novi Sad as a center of Serbian cultural and religious life under Habsburg rule.
Stroll along Novi Sad’s lively historic pedestrian streets, lined with colorful façades, cafés and passages. Zmaj Jovina connects Liberty Square with the Bishop’s Palace before the walk continues toward charming Dunavska Street.
Discover the historic center of Sremski Karlovci and see Karlovci Gymnasium, founded in 1791 as the first Serbian grammar school. Learn how this small Baroque town became one of the most important centers of Serbian education, culture and spiritual life within the Habsburg Empire.
Walk through the heart of Sremski Karlovci to the Baroque Orthodox Cathedral of St. Nicholas and the Four Lions Fountain, surrounded by the town’s historic ecclesiastical and civic buildings.
Visit the peaceful Lower Church, dedicated to the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul and documented as early as 1599. Its churchyard is home to a magnificent centuries-old plane tree, now protected as a natural monument.
End our exploration of Sremski Karlovci with a relaxed wine experience celebrating the centuries-old winemaking traditions of the Fruška Gora region. Taste local wines and local charcuterie while you learn about the distinctive varieties and traditions that have shaped the wine culture of Sremski Karlovci.
Discover Krušedol Monastery, one of Serbia’s most significant Orthodox monasteries, nestled in the peaceful surroundings of Fruška Gora. Founded in the early 16th century by the Branković dynasty, the monastery is renowned for its beautiful frescoes, rich spiritual heritage, and royal tombs. Explore its historic church and tranquil courtyard while learning about its remarkable place in Serbian history.
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