Embark on a journey to the enticing Najlon Flea Market, an Eastern European weekend gratification that intertwines history with commerce. Browse a vast array of items from the Ottoman rule, Austro-Hungarian lineage, the socialist period, defence surplus, and pre-owned gems from the western front of Europe from the 70s through the 90s. Experience Balkan Street Food for a daring culinary exploration.

Experience the majesty of the Petrovaradin Fortress, a monument crafted over a hundred years, built to shield Europe from Ottoman invasion. Situated above the Danube and Novi Sad, it is a home to art displays amalgamating history and culture.

Sremski Karlovci, once a refuge for Balkan Christians, exhibits the political, cultural, and strategic shifts that came with the Eastern Question at the junction of Central Europe. Known as Serbia’s wine capital, it provides a distinct fusion of historical relevance and wine cultivation.

Satisfy your interest in Orthodox Christianity by paying a visit to tranquil monasteries introducing you to its profound spiritual beliefs.