Day 01
Petrovaradin Fortress and Novi Sad City Discovery
- Start the tour with a visit to Petrovaradin Fortress, including the underground military galleries, lasting 1 hour. Known as the "Gibraltar on the Danube," this fortress was built by the Austrian Monarchy between 1692 and 1780 and is the second largest in Europe. It attracts thousands of visitors annually to the renowned "Exit" music festival each July. Explore the underground galleries and travel back in time.
- Walk across the Varadin Bridge and reach Novi Sad's city center in 15 minutes. Novi Sad is one of Serbia's most desirable cities, home to some of the country's oldest cultural institutions and a diverse population of over 26 nations, where six languages are spoken.
- Explore the city's historical core, hear intriguing anecdotes, view sacred objects from various religions, and experience the vibrant café culture.
- Enjoy panoramic city views on a 1-hour bus tour, visiting various churches and the Museum of Vojvodina.
End of the tour.
