Vojvodina

A multiethnic plain in northern Serbia, with Novi Sad's fortress, monastery-dotted hills and wine towns each offering their own charm.

Vojvodina lies in northern Serbia on the Pannonian Plain, crossed by the Danube and Tisza rivers, and is home to many ethnic groups and languages. Its capital, Novi Sad, has Petrovaradin Fortress overlooking the Danube and hosts the EXIT festival in summer; Fruška Gora National Park is dotted with Orthodox monasteries; Sremski Karlovci is a wine town; and in the north, Subotica is known for its Art Nouveau city hall, with Lake Palić nearby. Spring, summer and autumn are all good times to visit. You can start from Belgrade Airport and take a train or drive to Novi Sad.

Destinations

• Novi Sad
• Subotica

Itineraries

• Serbia Railway Route: Belgrade to Subotica – Ride the SOKO high-speed train to connect three cities, exploring fortresses, a Baroque wine town, and Art Nouveau arch…
• Grand Serbia Loop – Cover the capital, Vojvodina, the Danube Gorges, southern Niš, and the western mountains in one trip.