Next stop Sremski Karlovci, a small town rich with vineyards and great wines that were once served on European courts. A short walk through the baroque city center where you will hear all about the interesting history of this small town and understand why it was so important for Serbian literacy last centuries ago. Visit a Chapel of Peace and optional wine tasting (7 diferent wines including Bermet) in a local winery.

 After Sremski Karlovci we continue to Petrovaradin Fortress that dates from the 15th century that was fortified and rebuild in the 16th century by Austro-Hungarians to withstand Ottoman empire attacks. It is the second largest fortress in Europe and it has beautiful ‘’terrace’’ overlooking the Danube and city of Novi Sad (perfect place for photo)

 Novi Sad a European Capital of Culture for the year 2021. Once the border area during the great Austro-Ottoman war, today the second-largest city in Serbia that is now a cultural, economic, and trade center. Visit the Greek school and the Old Matica Srpska Library and Gallery, before viewing the intricate and iconic art inside the Orthodox Cathedral. City Hall, Liberty Square, pedestrian area of the town - Danube street, Zmaj Jovina street, "Banovina" - Monumental building of Executive council and Assembly of Vojvodina Province. Free time for relaxing and enjoying the city.