Things to do in

Subotica

Depart Belgrade and travel towards the natural reserve of Fruška Gora, home to 17 active monasteries of the Serbian Orthodox Church. Learn about the region's wine industry at Sremski Karlovci town, where you will sample regional wine specialties.  Heading to the North, you'll enjoy the wide, colorful plain of the Vojvodina region. You will notice an isle which "spoils" the simple skyline and the flat morphology of the terrain. This is the Fruska Gora mountain where 17 religious gems of the Serbian Orthodox Church are hidden. We will reveal you one of them which will seduce you with its peace and legacy of the Branković family as the most important benefactor during Serbia's challenging times, the Turkish siege. After the calm beginning, you will be ready for the more dynamic part of the tour. You will be welcomed by the little, charming town of the Sremski Karlovci. The Patriarchy Palace, Saint Nikola's church, and the first Serbian gymnasium established in 1791 justify Sremski Karlovci's title "museum town". One of the best sides of Karlovci would definitely be wine production, and therefore you will have the opportunity to try a local sort of wine "Bermet" that was served on Titanic! Continue to the Petrovaradin Fortress – known as the Gibraltar on the Danube – and admire the medieval fortifications built in the 17th and 18th centuries. Built as a pillar of Austrian defense from Turkish invasion, Petrovaradin fortress was never conquered, nowadays giving us a chance to enjoy the most amazing view over Novi Sad, to feel the energy of the most prestigious European music festival "Exit", and to take a photo with the „drunk clock". Move on to Novi Sad, Serbia's second-largest city and a melting pot of cultures thanks to its rich history on the border of the former Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman empires. Stroll along the historic Dunavska and Zmaj Jovina streets in the pedestrian zone and see the elegant City Hall. Discover the house where Albert Einstein's wife lived, and get some free time for lunch in a traditional restaurant of Vojvodina. Vivid facades with specific types of windows, one cannonball in a wall as a reminder, street musicians on each corner, charming passages, and a long list of important sights worthy of attention will make you fall in love with this European capital of culture for 2021. Afterwards, you will be driven back to your accommodation in Belgrade, hopefully fully satisfied with this new experience!

-When you arrive on airport,our driver will be waiting for you with a name sign. -If you have any other request such as ride to any location while you are in Belgrade we will be there for you. -our cars are well equipted and have WiFi connection -we have good communication with Belgrade's restaurants,hotels,bars etc. So if you need any service like these,we will be there to help you feel like in your hometown. -when you finish your journee through our country,we will take you back to the airport quickly and safe.

Your full-day journey begins with a pickup at your accommodation in Belgrade. Located 52 miles (84 km) from Belgrade, Novi Sad is the second largest city and most important city in Serbia. No visit to Serbia is full without a visit to this beautiful city, well-known for its amazing architecture. Your first stop will be Fruska Gora Mountain, called Serbian Holy Mountain and Krusedo Monastery, built in the 16th century. A short drive will take you to the next stop, Sremski Karlovci, a small town located at the foot of the Fruska Gora Mountain and on the right bank of the Danube River. You will have great opportunity to see all the highlights of this charming city including first Serbian Gymnasium, first Serbian Theological School, Orthodox Church dedicated to St.Nicholas, Catholic Church of St. Trinity as well as the most beautiful pharmacy in this part of Europe. Afterward, the tour continues with the Wine Tasting at Probus Wine Cellar. Besides tasting wines, the long history of wine producing in this area will be introduced to you on the best possible way, by locals whose families started producing wines in the 18th century. Your next destination will be Petrovaradin Fortress called 'Gibraltar on the Danube' due to its location and size, it is the number one attraction in Novi Sad. It represents one of the best-preserved artillery bastions in Europe with more than 10 miles (16 km) of underground ways and tunnels.  The tour continues with sightseeing and walking through Novi Sad. The tour starts from the Serbian National Theater, the first theater in the country and the main city square called 'Liberty Square'. The square is surrounded with beautiful buildings such as City Hall, Vojvodjanska Bank building, hotel Vojvodina and the Roman Catholic Name of Mary Church-symbol of Novi Sad. After the sightseeing tour, you will have free time for traditional lunch, shopping and wandering around the city by yourself before returning to Belgrade in the evening.

We travel north where it is still possible to find remains of Austro - Hungarian influence even a century after they vanished. Let’s go to our first destination, city of Subotica. As we visit city center we will see wonderful architecture from the times of 19th and 20th century that makes city of Subotica one of the most beautiful in Serbia. City hall building is a crown jewel surrounded with main city square around which are buildings that are former banks, insurance companies, pharmacies and, of course, numerous taverns in which many poets and artists spent their “productive days”. Just next to the city of Subotica there is wonderful Lake Palić where we will take a small break and enjoy nature. So called “Salaš” is Vojvodina’s most authentic institution, originally place where workers rested after long hours of work in the fields in the summer, nowadays they became a place to “run away” from city bustle. We will have the chance to see how Vojvodina peasant house looked like during the times of Austro-Hungarian reign, if you get hungry you can also try some typical dishes and authentic rakijas and wines as well as to hear local music. Vojvodina food is a mix of Hungarian, Romanian, Ottoman and of course, Serbian cuisine

Start with pickup from your accommodation in Belgrade and travel north to the city of Novi Sad. Arrive at Novi Sad Liberty Square which is surrounded by important buildings including the City Hall and Roman Catholic Church of the Name of Mary. Explore the streets of the city center at your leisure, including Zmaj Jovina and Dunavska Street intersected which have a multitude of shops, restaurants, craft shops, museums, and galleries. See the Serbian Orthodox Congregational Church of Saint George, the Platoneum, the building of the former Serbian Orthodox Grammar School, Saint Nicholas’ Church, and the Novi Sad Synagogue. Depart the city center and head to Petrovaradin Fortress, located on the banks of the Danube River. Admire this famous symbol of the city and explore the grounds. Enjoy the views and surroundings of one of the most iconic locations in Serbia. Next, travel for an hour to the town of Sremski Karlovci. Explore this charming town of vineyards and choose to stop at a local winery or restaurant to sample some local food and drink. Admire the architecture of the town, which has been occupied by various ethnic groups throughout the centuries. After some time here, travel back to Belgrade, arriving in the late afternoon.

Visit Lake Palić, the largest natural lake in Serbia, experience an eye-full of the vibrant colors and outstanding architecture in Subotica, and explore Sombor, a town also known as the greenest city in Europe, all on this private tour from Belgrade. Begin your trip with pick up from your hotel or accommodation in Belgrade, then head toward the Northern Serbian province of Vojvodina. Take a two-hour ride while enjoying the colorful landscapes of the Pannonian Plain and hearing stories about the turbulent history of this area. Home to more than 25 ethnic groups, with six official languages in use, Vojvodina represents a diversity unheard of in the rest of the country. Fine chernozem soils also make Vojvodina the agricultural heart of Serbia. Lake PalićAfter the drive, reach the first destination: Lake Palić. Only 8 kilometers away from Subotica, this lake has been one of the most visited locations in Serbia for many years, primarily because of its landscaping and beautiful early 20th-century architecture. As the largest natural lake in Serbia, it is almost 5 km in diameter and a maximum of 3.5 meters while the shore is 17 kilometers long. Learn about the local legend about the lake being formed by a shepherd’s tears, causing the water to be salty. During a relaxing walk, see the most significant attractions, including the entrance gate, water tower, Grand Terrace, Music Pavillion, and Bogojvar, also known as Owl Tower. SuboticaAfter a pleasant time at the lake, take a short drive to Subotica, known for its relaxed atmosphere, good food, and quality wines. Rich cultural heritage assets, lavishly decorated buildings, multicultural spirit, and European charm are the features that make this city distinctive. During a 1.5 hour walk, see famous landmarks including Ferenc Raichle’s Palace, the Subotica Synagogue, and the St. Theresa of Avila Cathedral, known as The Great Cathedral among locals. Marvel at Art Nouveau architecture and late Baroque styles. After a walk through the city center, enjoy time to explore Subotica’s streets and squares and taste the far-known local cuisine. SomborFrom Subotica, continue to Sombor, a town widely known for its greenery and more precisely for the American hackberry tree, brought from the Mississippi Valley in 1903. Explore Sombor on a walk through the city center. See several impressive sights, such as the Holy Trinity Square, City Hall, the St. George the Martyr Church (The Great Orthodox Church), St. Stephan's Church (the Carmelite convent), and more. Afterward, enjoy another scenic drive back to Belgrade for drop-off.

Departure from Belgrade and a drive to the extreme north of Serbia. Arrival in Subotica – a town of Art Nouveau style, cultural heritage, and multicultural spirit. Close to the Hungarian border, Subotica is famous as the border between Central Europe and the Balkans and a crossroad of nations that traveled around south-eastern Europe. On a city tour explore Freedom Square, City Hall, the National Theater, City Library, Serbian Orthodox Church, Subotica Synagogue, City Museum, Franciscan Monastery, and Saint Teresa of Avila Cathedral. The Family Palace of Raichle is an unforgettable site of Subotica. It is inspired by folklore traditions, colorful houses of villages, leaves, and exceptional impression and gives a feeling of harmony thanks to its carved gates, floral and heart ornaments. Head to the Palić Lake, which stretches in the northern part of Vojvodina, between great rivers Danube and Tisa, presenting natural riches on one side and rich and luxurious villas on another side. The sandy soil contributes to the production of renowned "sand wines" like Italian Riesling, Pino Blanc, Hungarian Ezerjo, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir, and Cabernet. Visit the renowned "Zvonko Bogdan" winery, blending modern production technologies with traditional Palić architecture.