Vojvodina is the northern part of Serbia. It is a part of the Great Panonian Plane, with only two small mountains. It is famous for its old Central European towns with nice town squares and baroque churches and town halls, dilapidated landlords' castles, windmills, lakes, vineyards and good wine, towers and fortresses. Vojvodina is a melting pot of many nations and their unique cultures and traditions. |
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{tab=highlights} Zrenjanin It is said that there is no town in Serbia with as many bridges as Zrenjanin. Some say there are more than twenty of them – big and small, made of concrete or metal, suspension bridges and...
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Echka Castle
The village of Echka is located 6 km from the town of Zrenjanin, on the road to Belgrade.
The bus...
{tab=highlights} Novi Sad Take a walk down the picturesque Austro-Hungarian style streets of...
{tab=highlights} Fruska Gora Fruska Gora is a mountain in Vojvodina, famous for its monasteries, beautiful nature and extensive network of...
{tab=highlights} Araca Cathedral The ruins of a colossal romanesque cathedral, believed to have been built in the 13th century, are surrounded...
{tab=highlights} Fantast Castle Fantast Castle is located near the town of Becej, and was built by the landowner Bogdan Dundjerski, as his summer...
{tab=highlights} Bach Fortress Bach is a little town of about 20,000 inhabitants, located 24 km north of Backa Palanka. It is home to the Bach...