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If you're staying in Belgrade for a few days and are looking to discover another Serbian city without having to travel too far away, this tour might be ideal for you! 

 

Novi Sad

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Easy going and surrounded by fertile arable pastures, the Fruška Gora mountain and the Danube river, the charming capital city of Vojvodina is a true gem amongst the Serbian cities to visit. Because of its cultural importance, it is also called „Serbian Athens“ and is home to south-east Europe's largest music festival - EXIT, which seems to have gained a global reputation for its diversity and superb music. On this tour we’ll be visiting the main attractions in the city centre and the  the Petrovaradin Fortress with the tales of its amazing history, before heading on to Sremski Karlovci.

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Sremski Karlovci

 

Sremski Karlovci is a charming little wine destination of Serbia where we have the chance to taste the Bermet – the wine prepared with herbs, which is the landmark of Karlovci. The quality of the wine here is so high that, back in the time of the Austrian Hungarian Empire, the Viennese Court exempted the wine growers of Karlovci from mandatory military service so that they could keep on producing wine. On this tour we will visit the town of Sremski Karlovci where we will taste the local wine and enjoy lunch in a local restaurant.

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Departure from Belgrade at 9am. Visit to Novi Sad, city center walking tour. Departure to Petrovaradin Fortress and sightseeing, break for coffee/tea and enjoy the panoramic view of Novi Sad and the Danube river. Departure to Sremski Karlovci, a charming little baroque town and wine destination, wine tasting with platter in a local winery. Departure to Belgrade and arrival at around 5 pm.

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