Food, Wine and the Culture on the Serbian Roads

Day 1. Čenej – Novi Sad (cca 20km)
Arrival to one of the many salas farms on Cenej where we recommend you taste traditional local specialties and enjoy the typical atmosphere of the Vojvodina region and the beautiful sounds of the musical instrument "tambura". If you come earlier to the salas, you can enjoy horse riding or a rich programme of entertainment for children. After dinner, departure to Novi Sad, the capital city of the Vojvodina region, with its Austro-Hungarian architectural style. Accommodation in an apartment in the center of the city. After, we recommend you take a short evening walk or a drink in one of the many cafes in the pedestrian zone in the center.

Day 2. Novi Sad – Sremski Karlovci – Fruska Gora – Belgrade ( cca 95km)
After the breakfast we recommend you sightsee the town, walk in the pedestrian zone (Sloboda Square, Cathedral, City Hall, Zmaj Jovina Street, Dunavska Street, Orthodox Church) or visit one of the museums. After that, across the river, visit the Petrovaradin fortress – famous as Gibraltar on the Danube, it represents a classical example of military architecture of the XVIII century with the most beautiful view of Novi Sad. We recommend you take a tour in the underground system of military galleries, with a profesional guide. Departure to Sremski Karlovci - a small Baroque town, famous for its beautiful architecture, and wine and grapes from the nearby vineyard on the brows of the Fruska Gora Mountain. City sightseeing and wine tasting in one of the many wine cellars in Karlovci town. A short break for lunch, we recommend you restaurant "Danube" on the river. Departure to Fruska Gora. Visit to the monastery Krusedol, one of the 15 monasteries on the Fruska Gora mountain. Because of that fact, Fruska Gora is known as "Sveta Fruska Gora“ by the reputation of Sveta Gora on the Athos in Greece. This monastery was established by Bishop Maksim (Djordje Brankovic) in XVI century and represents one of the most beautiful monasteries on Fruska Gora. We recommend you to visit the ethno-house in Maradik, a house that is about 150 years old and where authentic exhibits, between 50 and 200 years old, are kept. Departure to Belgrade and accommodation in an apartment. We recommend evening dinner accompanied by musicians at the famous Bohemian Belgrade quarter of Skadarlija that emanates an oriental atmosphere, and to those who want to experience a real Balkan night life, we recommend cafes on the river in Belgrade and Zemun. Return to hotel. Overnight.

Day 3. Belgrade – Nis (cca 240km)
A day in Belgrade, the capital city of Serbia. Walking and sightseeing of Belgrade - Kalemegdan fortress - primary bulit by Celts in the III century BC with the ZOO, Republica Square, Knez Mihailova Street - main pedestrian zone with cafes and shops, Terazije, St. Sava's temple - the biggest Orthodox church in the world, Parliament, St. Mark’s church, open markets... Visit the “House of flowers”, the grave of the long standing president of former Yugoslavia – Tito. Three-hours-long journey to Nis. Accommodation in hotel, overnight.

Day 4. Nis ( cca 240km)
A day in Nis, the city in the very center of the Balkan peninsula. The city was built on the shore of the Nisava river. Sightseeing of the most important sights and visit to Nis fortress, a complex and very important cultural and historical monument - an edifice that dominates the urban nucleus of the city. There you can take a short break or a coffee in some of the cafes in the fortress or take a ride in little tourist train through the complex. Visit to the national Museum and to "Cele Kula", a monument built of skulls of the people of Serbia during the times under the Turks. One of the most attractive sights presents Mediana, that was a royal property with luxurious residence and highly organized economy, placed in the suburb of the antique Nis – Naissus. It is the birth place of the Roman emperor, Konstanin the Great.