The A24 Hostel in Topola offers relaxing relaxation for its guests. In addition to well-equipped rooms, it also provides free bicycle and car rental. The area around the hostel is ideal for horse riding enthusiasts.

Bačka Topola

Accommodation (hotel, guesthouse...)

A24 Hostel

Ada is a village located on the left bank of the Tisza River in Northern Bačka. You can reach the settlement by car, bicycle, or, thanks to the SIDRO marina, by waterway. It is home to one of the most beautiful beaches on the Tisza, where a developed campsite awaits those wishing to relax. The Adica Recreation Public Company operates a leisure park with refreshing pools where people of all ages can enjoy swimming.Ada's history includes the so-called Great Tree, which stood in Ada's meadow until July 17, 1972, when it is believed to have fallen at the age of approximately 780 years. According to legend, in the summer of 1456, during the march from Szeged to defend Belgrade, John of Capistrano, the military chaplain and right-hand man of John Hunyadi, held a mass for the soldiers beneath this tree. The Black Ash was 31 meters tall, with a diameter of 3.96 meters.

Bácska/Bačka

Lovers of swimming can enjoy the refreshing waters of the pools in an idyllic setting on hot summer days. The Adica Resort Center, located by the Tisza River in Ada, offers ideal conditions for relaxation and entertainment for all generations. It also serves as a perfect venue for swimming competitions and water polo matches. The area surrounding the pools is adorned with colorful vegetation. Visitors can also enjoy cafes, restaurants, and accommodation options.

Pool/Beach

Adica Resort Center

Adorján is located in North Bácska, part of the municipality of Magyarkanizsa (Kanjiza). Situated between Magyarkanizsa and Zenta, on the right bank of the Tisa River, it lies south of the Körös-ér mouth. Historical documents mention Adorján under various forms, such as Adryan and Adurian. The lower part of the village was known as Ol-Adryan (Lower) and later as Kis-Adorján (Small), while the upper part was named Feel Adryan (Upper) or Nagy-Adorján (Great).In 1331, King Robert Charles of Hungary granted Adryan to Magyar Pál, a nobleman. Historically, every house in Adorján had its own small to medium-sized vineyard, and the locals primarily engaged in tobacco farming. Today, the village is known for its agriculture and the natural beauty of the surrounding area. The lands near Adorján are rich in natural resources, with agriculture serving as the main livelihood for many locals.Adorján is famous for its Hurka és Kolbász Fesztivál (Sausage and Blood Sausage Festival), which attracts great popularity every year. This event is a true gastronomic celebration, where visitors can taste locally made sausages, blood sausages, and other traditional dishes. The festival's atmosphere is lively, featuring the work of local producers and craftsmen.

Adorjan

Located in the heart of Vojvodina, "Wonderland" is the first adrenaline park in the region, offering both adventure and relaxation. It features activities such as rock climbing and a specially designed obstacle course for the more daring visitors. The park also offers an ideal setting for celebrating birthdays, with plenty of activities for both children and adults to enjoy and create unforgettable memories.

Novi Sad

Sports facility

Adrenalin Park "Wonderland"

The Akvaten Sport and Recreation Center is a versatile facility located on the edge of the Deliblato Sands, offering a variety of relaxation and entertainment options. Guests can enjoy an outdoor pool, illuminated tennis courts, a bowling alley, and a spa center. The center also features a covered pavilion by the lake for a peaceful retreat.The on-site restaurant prepares dishes using the finest local ingredients from Vojvodina. The complex frequently hosts various celebrations, seminars, and events, making it a popular destination for both relaxation and business gatherings.

Alibunar

Recreation center

Akvaten Center Alibunar

These four-star apartments are an excellent choice for business travelers, offering high-quality amenities for a comfortable stay. Each apartment features free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen area, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom with a shower, hairdryer, and complimentary toiletries. Guests can relax in the garden or on the terrace, while also enjoying secure parking and car rental services

Subotica

Alfa Apartments

Alibunar is located in the southeastern part of Vojvodina, near the E70 highway. The village extends into the northwestern part of the Deliblato Sands and is bordered by the Duna-Tisza-Duna Canal in the northeast. This region of Vojvodina is known for its wine tourism, with several active wineries, the most famous being Banatski Biser (Banatian pearl).

Banat

The Anna Guesthouse Experience Yard offers a friendly, rural environment. It serves as a venue for family celebrations and gatherings, such as birthdays, graduations, first communions, confirmations, and reunions. The guesthouse's charming courtyard, which accommodates 30 people, and its grilling kitchen, make it a great choice. At the Anna Guesthouse, guests can expect a rural atmosphere and quality service. The 19 tastefully furnished rooms (four-bed, three-bed, extra bed options, double rooms, and rooms with French beds) are equipped with private bathrooms, a shared kitchenette, cable TV, and unlimited internet access for guests.

Senta

Anna Guesthouse

Our guesthouse opened its doors to guests seeking relaxation in 2021. Our apartment, named "Pored Jezera," is located directly on the shores of Lake Palic, in a peaceful, quiet, and clean environment. The guesthouse can accommodate up to 4 people and offers the use of a kitchen and bathroom, along with a beautiful, spacious terrace. It provides an excellent opportunity for fishing, long walks, and relaxation. We offer free air conditioning, internet access, and parking for our guests.

Palić 

Apartments next to the lake

Apatin is a town located in the northeastern part of Bačka, on the right bank of the Danube River, and it has its own harbor. This peaceful small town is part of the Upper Danube special nature conservation area. It is home to the Junaković spa, where visitors can enjoy full board and a wide range of sports facilities. Those visiting can choose from a variety of accommodation options.

Apatin

 Turistička organizacija Apatin

The Aqua Doria Inn is located in Petrovaradin, on the banks of the Danube River. It offers an excellent à la carte menu and high-quality wines, welcoming its guests. From the restaurant's garden, there is a breathtaking view of the city and the Rainbow Bridge, which connects Novi Sad with Petrovaradin. In the evening, the illuminated lights of the bridge shine in rainbow colors, providing a magical sight for visitors.The Aqua Doria Inn is not only popular among locals but also attracts hundreds of tourists daily. The pleasant riverside atmosphere, high-quality service, and carefully selected dishes and wines make the time spent here special.The menu features both local specialties and international dishes, while the wine list offers a wide selection of carefully chosen domestic and international wines. Aqua Doria is an ideal venue for romantic dinners, family gatherings, or friendly meetings, where guests can enjoy delicious food and wine while also relishing the tranquility and beauty of the Danube's shore.

Petrovaradin 

Inn - Farm

Aqua Doria Inn

The Aqua Panon Hotel is a four-star hotel located near a thermal spa in Kanizsa, operating at a high standard since 2004.The hotel offers 41 fully equipped rooms and 4 apartments for its guests. Notable features of the Aqua Panon Hotel include therapeutic mineral and saltwater pools designed to provide guests with complete relaxation. The restaurant offers a variety of fine wines and drink specialties, ensuring a delightful gastronomic experience. Additionally, the hotel has a smaller conference room, making it suitable for hosting small conferences and other events.It appears that there are no further details or links provided for the official website, Facebook, or Instagram pages for the hotel. For more information, you may need to search online or contact the hotel directly.

Kanjiža

Aqua Panon Hotel 

The Patriarch's Palace is the administrative center of the Serbian Orthodox Diocese and a significant cultural monument, as well as the Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church.This building primarily serves as the governing center of the Serbian Orthodox Church. The palace houses a rich collection, including works of art, icons, and portraits of church leaders and other ecclesiastical dignitaries. The palace is home to an important collection of various artistic objects, rare books, and valuable documents. The building also features a permanent exhibition showcasing items from the 18th and 19th centuries, most of which were salvaged from devastated churches, mainly from Bosnia and Croatia. Today, the building serves as the residence of the bishop of Srem, and in the summer, it becomes the residence of the Serbian Patriarch. The Patriarch's Palace is not only an architectural monument but also the Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church.

Sremski Karlovci

Sacred building

Archbishop's Palace - Sremski Karlovci

The Art Garni Hotel, located in the center of Magyarkanizsa, offers 9 fully equipped rooms and 3 excellently furnished apartments. All of these are decorated with sophisticated taste. In the common lounge area, every guest can find peace and harmony. The hotel also includes the Art Café, whose décor evokes bourgeois salons: books, artistic paintings, and period furniture create an atmosphere that is complemented by the piano music played there.

Art Garni Hotel

The hotel's historic building was designed by Raichl Ferenc, a renowned architect, art collector, and artist, born in 1869 in Apatin. He lived and worked in Subotica, Szeged, and Budapest. He also designed the Raichl Palace, which is one of the most magnificent works of Art Nouveau architecture in Subotica. The influence of Art Nouveau can be felt in the buildings he designed, including the Artist**** Hotel. The hotel was designed with plans from Raichl Ferenc created in 1899, and it has been fully restored to shine as a new gem among the Art Nouveau masterpieces of Subotica's city center.The Artist**** Hotel has 30 rooms, each meeting the highest standards of contemporary and functional interior design, offering an elegant artistic experience. Each guest room is a unique artistic treasure, enhanced by carefully selected furniture and details that create harmony between the space and the aesthetic appearance. The artistic interplay in the hotel’s rooms, restaurant, and separate areas turns the stay into a unique experience.

Artist Hotel

The three-star Aurora Hotel offers first-class accommodation and services to its guests. It is located in the heart of Novi Sad, along the Belgrade Quay by the Danube River. The hotel offers a stunning view of the Danube and the Petrovaradin Fortress. Guests can choose from single and double rooms, as well as suites. The hotel also features a restaurant with a summer terrace and a conference room, ideal for business events. Additionally, the hotel provides free parking and WiFi access.

Aurora Hotel in Novi Sad

Bajmok is a village located in the northern part of Vojvodina, Serbia. It is situated 9 km south of the Hungarian border, 23 km southwest of Subotica, 33 km from Zombor, 29 km from Topola, and 101 km from Novi Sad. The first mention of Bajmok dates back to 1462, and it was granted as a possession to Szilágyi Erzsébet, the mother of King Matthias Corvinus, along with Nagyfény and Györgyén. Before the Treaty of Trianon in 1920, Bajmok belonged to Bács-Bodrog County in Hungary. Today, Bajmok is known for its historical roots and proximity to the border with Hungary. It's a place of interest for those exploring the history of Vojvodina and its cultural heritage.

Bajmok

The settlement was first recorded under the name Naghbaych when King Matthias Corvinus granted it to his mother, Erzsébet. After the Battle of Mohács, the village gained its present name. In 1751, Maria Theresa gave the settlement to Zákó Stevan (István), a border guard captain, in recognition of his military merits, with the condition that he would settle it. In 1759, Zákó István sold half of the village to the Vojnits family. Later, the Wamoscher family owned the village, but after World War II, the land and buildings of the landowners were nationalized. The first settlers of Bajsa were Slovaks, Hungarians, and Serbs. The blending of various cultures and traditions, along with long-standing coexistence, brought significant benefits to the settlement. The spirit of tolerance and mutual respect is still cherished in the village alongside different national and religious traditions. After the resettlement in 1751, Slovaks were the first to settle in Bajsa, practicing Lutheran Evangelism. They soon founded a prayer house and built an Evangelical church in 1824, which still stands today. In 1751, Serbs also settled in the village and in 1755 built the first Orthodox church. The current church was built in 1818 by Zako Dimitrije in honor of St. Demetrius, the martyr. After Slovaks and Serbs, Hungarians also settled in Bajsa. The first Roman Catholic church was built in 1760, and the present church in honor of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary was completed in 1816.

Bajsa

Located near Ilonafalu, part of the municipality of Magyarkanizsa (Kanjiza), Baráthok Well (also known as Csordakút) offers a unique opportunity for nature lovers to enjoy healing waters.In the late 1800s, four artesian wells were drilled in the area, but today only two remain. One of these wells, Baráthok Kút, is named after the owner of the nearby farm at the time. The site is beautifully developed as a folk bath, providing relaxation in a natural environment for visitors.

Zimonjić

Natural heritage

Barathok Well 

Baráthok Well 

Bač is a municipality located in the southwestern part of Bačka, along the Danube River. The Danube–Tisa–Danube canal runs through the area. Among the medieval buildings in the region, the Bač Fortress is one of the most significant medieval ruins in Vojvodina. Additionally, it is worth visiting the Turkish bath and the Bođani Monastery.

Bač

Bačka Palanka&nbsp;is located in the western part of the South Bačka district. The Danube forms a natural border between the village and Croatia, with several border crossings in the area. The community life is enriched by numerous non-profit organizations and sports clubs. This region is home to the Tikvara Nature Park, which can be an excellent destination for visitors. At the restaurants along the Danube, food enthusiasts can sample local delicacies.

Backa Palanka 

Bačka Palanka 

Discover the history, cultural heritage, and natural beauty of Bačka Topola! During our private tour, you'll explore the city's past, admire its architectural gems, visit the famous Kray Castle, and enjoy a relaxing walk to Lake Topola – a place where peace and nature blend in perfect harmony.The tour is available every day with a minimum of 2 participants.Private Tour Details:Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary &nbsp;Our tour begins at the most important religious site in Bačka Topola – the beautiful Roman Catholic church. During a brief visit, you'll learn about its history, architectural features, and its significance in the spiritual life of the town.Kray Castle and the History of the Town &nbsp;From the church, we’ll continue on foot to the former Kray family castle, one of the most notable noble residences in the history of Bačka Topola. We'll dive into the town's past, stories of former residents, and the current cultural role of the building.Town Center – Fountain and Library &nbsp;We’ll pause by the central fountain, a symbol of the town’s modern center, and then visit the local library – a place that preserves the area’s rich history and literature. You'll learn about its role in education and local culture.Traditional Crafts – Blacksmith Workshop and Ethno House &nbsp;Walking through the pedestrian zone, we’ll reach a traditional blacksmith’s workshop, where you’ll discover old trades and metalworking techniques. Afterwards, we’ll visit the Ethno House – an authentic setting that reflects the everyday life and customs of past generations.Lake Topola – A Natural Retreat &nbsp;We end our tour at the beautiful Lake Topola, one of the cleanest lakes in Vojvodina. Here, you can relax in nature, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, and – if you wish – take a refreshing dip in the water.The price includes:<ul><li dir="ltr">VAT</li><li dir="ltr">Card payment fees</li><li dir="ltr">Guided tour</li><li dir="ltr">Refreshment (coffee, tea, or soft drink) at a local café</li></ul>The price does not include:<ul><li dir="ltr">Meals</li><li dir="ltr">Transportation</li><li dir="ltr">Personal expenses &nbsp;</li></ul>Meeting Point: Bačka Topola, Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Maršala Tita 62 Minimum number of participants: 2 personsOptional extras (available for an additional fee):<ul><li dir="ltr">Lunch</li><li dir="ltr">Wine tasting</li><li dir="ltr">Beer tasting</li><li dir="ltr">Bicycle rental</li><li dir="ltr">Visit to the Football Academy</li><li dir="ltr">Visit to the Zobnatica Equestrian Center &nbsp;</li></ul>Group discount available for 10 or more participants!For more information:&nbsp;info@alphatravelsee.com

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BACKA TOPOLA – The Town of Tall Towers and Rich Traditions!

Sickle Blessed Lady Roman Catholic Church

BAČKA TOPOLA – The Town of Tall Towers and Rich Traditions!

The Sarma Festival in Topola is held annually in November. In addition to the sarma cooking competition, various other programs are available for visitors.Sarma is not an indigenous Hungarian dish. It is of Greek origin, popularized by the Turks in the Balkans. The Sarma Festival takes place at the Topola Market Square, attracting both local and international visitors and competitors. The festival is rich in activities, as besides the sarma cooking competition, there are also competitions for cabbage holder and cabbage shredder. The sarma cooking takes place in three categories: classic sarma (stuffed cabbage), special sarma (meatballs wrapped in grape leaves or spinach), and Lenten sarma (vegetarian). The event guarantees a great atmosphere with folk musicians and other bands playing live music.

Gastronomic event

Sarma Festival in Topola

Bačka Topola Market square

The municipality of&nbsp;Bačka Topola is located in the North Bačka District, halfway between Subotica and Novi Sad, and consists of 23 settlements. Near the town lies its symbol, Lake&nbsp;Bačka Topola. The lake has clean water suitable for swimming and features a well-maintained beach. It is a popular summer destination for those seeking refreshment, and during May Day celebrations, many people gather for picnics by the shore. The area around the lake has been designated as a protected natural site.A few kilometers from the town is Zobnatica, home to the Zobnatica Nature Park, the old tower of the Terleeva family, a windmill, an archaeological site, and a small zoo. The Zobnatica riding school offers lessons in show jumping, gallop training, and cross-country riding.In Bačka&nbsp;Topola, visitors can explore the country house, museum, and church. The town is known for its events, including the Sarma Festival, the Honey Carnival, and the Town Day celebration, as well as the Vojvodina Peasant Olympics. In Bácskossuthfalva, the highlight events are the Kisüsti Pálinka&nbsp;(hungarian fruit brandy)&nbsp;competition and the Meat-jelly Festival.

Backa Topola

Bačka&nbsp;Topola’s&nbsp;oldest architectural monument is the Calvary’s Golgotha sculpture group, built in Neo-Gothic style.Located on the right bank of the Krivaja River, this sacred site was envisioned by Jesuit and Benedictine monk Cervus (Szarvas) Ádám János. The original Golgotha sculpture group was completed in 1797 and remains the oldest monument in the municipality of&nbsp;Bačka Topola. The fourteen Stations of the Cross were added later, in 1878. The Calvary’s Neo-Gothic chapel was built in 1898, based on the designs of architect Lajos Fazekas. The original paintings for the Stations of the Cross were created by the painter Jakabby, but over time, they either faded or were lost. In the 1990s, new artworks by ecclesiastical painter Péter Prokop were installed.Seven statues stand at the Calvary, including depictions of the crucified Jesus and the two thieves. The site underwent a major renovation in 2014, funded by significant donations, and today it continues to serve as a place of devotion for both the faithful and visitors.

Backa Topola Calvary

Bačka Topola Calvary

Bački Petrovac is a municipality located in the southern Bačka region. It is the only Slovak-majority municipality in Vojvodina. Four settlements belong to it, with the center being Bački Petrovac. The municipality is home to the Petroland Aquapark, which is the largest water park in Serbia and also the most modern experience bath in the Balkans. It is 120 km away from the Serbian-Hungarian border and 20 km from the Croatian-Serbian border. People from neighboring countries also frequently visit the area. Additionally, the municipality is home to another bathing complex known as Maglić.

Backi Petrovac

Bački Petrovac

The Gombos-based Becker Restaurant and Bakery is a tribute to the work of local founders, and its menu faithfully reflects the tastes of the surrounding area. The restaurant offers a family-friendly atmosphere, where friendly service and homestyle flavors ensure a pleasant experience. The diverse menu has something for everyone, whether it's breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Bogojevo

Restaurant

Becker Restaurant

Begeč has a rich history, and it has been inhabited since ancient times, with traces of Sarmatian and Roman settlements found in the area. The name of the settlement first appears in written sources in 1543.

Begec

Begeč

Whitechurch is located 33 km south of Vrsac, in the valley of the Nera River. The Serbian-Romanian border is 2 km from the town. In addition to Fehértemplom, 13 villages belong to the municipality. Several lakes were formed in the area due to gravel extraction, seven of which are suitable for swimming (two are located within the town, while the others are a bit farther away). Visitors to the more urbanized lakes can enjoy restaurants, sunbeds, and sports opportunities.

Bela Crkva

Belcsény is located in Srem, on the right bank of the Danube River. It lies 16 km southwest of Novi Sad, on the northern slopes of the Tarcal Mountain. The village is well-known for its cement factory, which was founded in 1839. Thanks to its natural features, paragliding is extremely popular here, and it is a favorite sport of the locals, offering unforgettable experiences for visitors. For architecture enthusiasts, the Belcsény Monastery is a must-see stop.

Beocin

Syrmia

Beočin

The Beočin Monastery is dedicated to the Ascension of Christ and is located on the northern side of Tarcal Mountain, nestled between two densely forested hills, close to the village of Belcsény. The exact founding date of the monastery is unknown, but it is mentioned in some 16th-century records. The monastery houses the relics of Bishop Varnava Nastić, the youngest Serbian teacher. The monastery is adorned by the Ljuti Stream and a park that was planted by the French 150 years ago, modeled after the Versailles Palace, complete with a fountain and a pool in the center. During World War II, the monastery was evacuated, but unlike other monasteries in the Tarcal Mountain region, its buildings were not damaged. Nearby, you can find the Dumbovac Waterfall, the Fruška Gora National Park nursery, and the Brankovac recreational area.

Beocin Monastery

Beočin Monastery

Bezdan is one of the largest settlements in northwestern Bačka, located on the left bank of the Danube River, near the Serbian-Hungarian and Serbian-Croatian borders. Due to centuries of migration, the population of Bezdan has become ethnically mixed, with the Hungarian nationality always being in the majority. The regulation of the Danube River brought significant changes to Bezdan's life. With the control of floods, the village became more popular. Over time, beaches and resorts were developed along the Danube shore. The surrounding rivers and lakes offer ideal spots not only for swimmers but also for water sports enthusiasts. Hunting and fishing have become increasingly popular in recent years. The village and its surroundings are easily accessible by bike, offering a great way to explore the colorful and diverse natural world of the area. After a day of adventure, visitors can relax and enjoy the tasty Bezdan cuisine at one of the many taverns along the village's edge.

Bezdan

Bečej is a municipality located in the South Bačka District, in the heart of Vojvodina. Its gem is the Tisa River, on which the Türr István Dam is located. This dam's design was contributed by Gustave Eiffel himself (the designer of the Eiffel Tower in Paris and the West Railway Station in Budapest). In the center of the town, there are two churches. Those interested in culture can visit the City Museum, the City Theater, the Public Library, and the Than Memorial House. The town is the venue for significant events such as the KMV (High School Art Competition) and the May Games. In the nearby Bácsföldvár (Bačko Gradište), visitors can explore the Pearl Island (Biserno Ostrvo), located beside a backwater of the Tisa River.

Becej

Bečej

The settlement has a rich historical past that stretches back thousands of years, as people lived in the area as early as 6,000 years ago. During the Árpád period, it was already a significant settlement, and its castle stood in the 13th century. The settlement was burned down during the Ottoman occupation, and later it was repopulated.

The Bogyán Monastery, dedicated to the Holy Name of Mary, is an exceptional cultural monument located 15 kilometers from the Danube, near Bács. This monastery belongs to the Bačka Diocese and is a complex that includes a church, accommodations, and accompanying economic facilities. The monastery was originally built by a Dalmatian merchant named Bogdan, who became blind but was healed after washing himself in a spring at the present site of the monastery. In gratitude, he vowed to build a church in honor of the Virgin Mary, and thus, in 1478, the Bogyáni Monastery was established, dedicated to the Holy Name of Mary.Throughout its history, the monastery has been destroyed and rebuilt several times, but it has always regained its original splendor and significance. The monastery and its auxiliary buildings, including the museum, are adorned with rich paintings, icons, and frescoes by Hristofor Žefarović, contributing to the development and emergence of modern Serbian Baroque painting.

Bogyan Monastery

Bogyán Monastery

Sombor is located in the heart of West Bačka and is home to the impressive neoclassical-style County Hall.This Austro-Hungarian-era building features a council chamber adorned with The Battle of Zenta, a painting by Ferenc Eisenhut, which is considered the largest oil painting in Serbia today. Additionally, the interior of the building boasts two ornate stoves made of Zsolnay porcelain, as well as Sombor’s coat of arms displayed on the conference table.

Sombor

City Hall

Building of the County Hall of Sombor

Bácsi Castle is an extremely valuable medieval monument that preserves the rich history of Bács. The first written sources about Bács date back to the time of Emperor Justinian, while the current castle was built in the 14th century during the reign of King Charles Robert of the Anjou dynasty.In the 14th century, frequent Turkish invasions prompted several military campaigns from the castle, which is situated on a small hill, surrounded by the Mosztonga River on all sides. Access to the castle was provided via a wooden drawbridge, offering additional protection.After the Battle of Mohács in 1529, the castle and the settlement came under Ottoman rule. During the Rákóczi Uprising in the 18th century, the castle was devastated, and the building became a ruin, never again used as a fortress. Today, the ruins of the castle stand as a reminder of the glorious and tumultuous periods of the past, offering tourists a glimpse into medieval fortifications and the history of the region.

Historical building

Bacsi Castle

Bácsi Castle

The accommodation is ideal for hosting friendly gatherings and corporate events. The apartment is fully equipped, with warm interiors in the winter and pleasantly cool rooms during the summer, ensuring excellent rest. The large courtyard provides a perfect space for children to play freely, with access to a pool, zip line, trampoline, and playground. The outdoor terrace is the central feature of the accommodation, where 30 guests can comfortably enjoy food and drinks. In case of bad weather, there is no need to worry, as the available annex provides a suitable space for carefree entertainment even in winter.

Bobita Guesthouse

Bóbita Guesthouse

The two-star Centrum Apartman is located in the heart of Topola, next to the Sarlósboldogasszony Catholic Church, the museum, and the TSC stadium, just off the Procession Square. The apartment offers free parking for guests.The 42 m² apartment is on the first floor of a block of flats and accommodates up to three people. The bedroom includes a double bed and a single bed, as well as a TV and a vanity table. For families with small children, a baby cot is available. The bedroom opens onto a balcony with a view of the church.The living room, kitchen, and dining area are combined into one open space, equipped with air conditioning, a TV, a refrigerator, a hot plate, an electric kettle, and a toaster.

Centrum Apartments (Backa Topola)

Centrum Apartments (Bačka Topola)

Csantavér, a charming settlement in the municipality of Subotica, offers a perfect harmony of traditional village life and modern developments. The village’s historical and cultural heritage, beautiful natural surroundings, and vibrant community life make it attractive to tourists. If you’re looking for a relaxing yet enriching trip, Csantavér is the perfect choice.The history of Csantavér dates back to the 18th century, and over time, many cultures and ethnic groups have left their mark. One of its most impressive architectural heritages is the monumental Church of Saint Anthony of Padua, which is visible from afar on the Bácska plain. The church stands in the center of the village and rises harmoniously with the surrounding landscape. The history of the church goes back to 1785, when the parish was founded, and the old church of the village was demolished to make way for the new, Neo-Romanesque-style church. Built in 1929, the three-domed, cross-shaped church resembles Roman basilicas. The central part of the church is 42 meters tall, with a floor plan that is 47.5 meters long and 34.5 meters wide, creating an impressive architectural unity. The building’s harmonious lines and monumental dimensions leave every visitor in awe, and the church remains the village’s religious and cultural center today.

Csantaver (Cantavir)

Csantavér (Čantavir)

The population of the village in 2002 was 2,115 people, mostly of Serbian ethnicity. Csenej is primarily known as an agricultural area, and in recent years, several developments have taken place here, including the installation of a new sewer system and public lighting.

Csenej (Cenej)

Csenej (Čenej)

The newly established Deurić Winery exclusively uses grapes grown in its own vineyards for its excellent-quality wines. The winery is located on the sunny southern slopes of Tarcal Hill, at an elevation of 250 meters above sea level, in the village of Mala Remeta, near the Vrdnik spa. Tarcal Hill has long been known for its excellent conditions and has become an important wine tourism destination in recent years. The Deurić Winery grows its grapes on 14 hectares, and the local natural environment – with linden tree plantations, clean air, springs, lakes, and loess soil – provides the perfect conditions for producing high-quality wines. The winery currently has two wine labels on the market: Talas Beli 2014 (dry white wine) and Talas Crveni 2014 (dry red wine).

Winery

Deuric Winery

Deurić Winery

The joint venture of Sila Ltd. and AgroDima Ltd. began operations in 2014 with the goal of utilizing a 2.3-hectare arable land next to the chain factory.In the first phase, they established a vineyard, around which the Dimalis Winery was built. Today, it has become a popular community space in Bácskossuthfalva in the form of a wine house on Karcag Street. The winery uses modern technology to produce fresh white and rosé wines made with a reductive process, as well as red wines aged in wooden barrels. The grapes are hand-harvested and processed using state-of-the-art winery equipment before being bottled.

Stara Moravica

Dimalis Winery

Doroslovo is a village in the Vojvodina region, located in the Western Bačka district. It is a small settlement predominantly inhabited by Hungarians, located in the western corner of Bačka, along the Duna–Tisa–Duna Canal, about 20 kilometers south of Zombor. Its present name comes from the 13th century and is derived from its former owner, Doroslo; previously, the area was part of Pető and Porboszló lands. The area has been inhabited since ancient times. Archaeological findings from the Stone Age, Bronze Age, and late Iron Age have been discovered here. Near the Mostonga stream, there is an ancient well surrounded by the ruins of a former church and monastery. This well was already a popular pilgrimage site during the Middle Ages. The forested areas around the village are popular for hunting. The village is well-known for its abundant wildlife.

Doroslovo

The EXIT Festival in Petrovaradin has repeatedly won the title of Europe's best major festival.EXIT is an award-winning summer music festival held at the Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad. It was founded in 2000 in the University Park as a student movement fighting for democracy and freedom in Serbia and the Balkans. After the 2000 general elections in Yugoslavia, EXIT moved to the Petrovaradin Fortress in 2001. Nevertheless, social responsibility continues to play a key role in the festival's activities. The festival won the Best Overseas Festival award in 2007 at the UK Festival Awards, was named the Best Major Festival in 2013, and was recognized as one of the 10 best major festivals in Europe in 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012. It also ranked among the Top 10 International Festivals in the UK Festival Awards 2013. The festival received the Golden Superbrand Award from Superbrands Serbia in 2006, and was awarded the Best Southeastern European Event at the SEE.ME Awards in 2007, 2008, and 2010. EXIT has also gained international media attention over the years. The CNN World Fiesta featured the festival in its article about music festivals in June 2011, naming it one of the world’s top 9 festivals. The Guardian named EXIT the world’s best festival in 2006 and the best tourist destination in 2008. The Sun listed EXIT among the top 8 festival destinations in 2012. In 2013, EXIT was also ranked among the Top 10 European Festivals by Euronews in an article about leading festival destinations.

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EXIT Festival

Petrovaradin castle 

Elemér is located 10 km northwest of Zrenjanin. The former owner of the settlement was General Ernő Kiss, a Hungarian revolutionary who was one of the martyrs of Arad. His remains are placed in the crypt of the church he built in 1846. Every year on October 6th, a memorial is held in Elemér to honor the martyrs of Arad, with a mourning mass and a commemorative ceremony held at the Elemér Saint Augustine Church.

Elemer

Elemér

Feketić is located in the northwestern part of Serbia, in the province of Vojvodina. The village is rich in folk traditions, and the local community plays an important role in maintaining cultural life. Many local events and celebrations take place in the village, which strengthen community cohesion, such as the Feketić Harvest Days, Feketić Village Day, and Feketić Cherry Days. The beauty of the landscape and the peaceful rural lifestyle make the area attractive to both locals and tourists.

Feketic

Feketić

After the war in the 1990s, a determined small group of individuals who wanted to stay and contribute to the preservation and transmission of Hungarian folk values came together. With the initiative and encouragement of István Nagy, and after several years of preparation, the Vojvodina Hungarian Folklore Center (VMF) was established in the autumn of 1995. Its headquarters has been located since 2006 in a property purchased with the support of the Illyés Foundation and the Apáczai Foundation. Its main activities are in the fields of folk dance and folk handicrafts, organizing training programs, competitions, and major events that did not exist before. To date, more than 600 people have participated in its courses, of whom nine have earned the title of folk artist, with several more candidates in the pipeline! Some of the former students are now leaders of the finest ensembles, others are leaders of hobby groups, associations, institutions, teachers at camps, entrepreneurs, and so on.Between 2017 and 2022, with the support of the Sándor Csoóri Foundation, the VMF established a nearly 100 m2 exhibition space in the attic of the building, where Rozália Raj, under the initiative and guidance of István Nagy, created the country’s first permanent Folk Art Collection, presenting nearly 400 pieces. The building also houses a specialized library and the Costume Collection, which contains original Hungarian dress elements from Western Bačka. As part of its wide-ranging activities, the VMF holds an Open Day (on Tuesdays from 16:00 to 18:00), where visitors can receive guided tours and expert advice.

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Folk Art Collection Permanent Exhibition

Hungarian Folk Center of Vojvodina

Freedom Square in Novi Sad is located in the city's narrowest center, in the pedestrian zone, where the most important urban facilities can be found.Freedom Square is the main square of Novi Sad. It is located in the narrowest center of the city. It was formed in the 18th century when the city began to take on its present shape. Throughout history, its name has changed several times. During the Austro-Hungarian period, it was known as Franz Joseph Square, after World War I, it was named Liberation Square, and after World War II, it received its current name. A market once operated in the square, but it was later moved to make way for the city’s central promenade, where some of Novi Sad’s important buildings are located: the Church of the Name of Mary (commonly known as the Cathedral), the City Hall, the Vojvodina Hotel, the headquarters of the Vojvodina Bank (the former Grand Hotel), the Tanurdžić Palace, and others. The square is part of the pedestrian zone and continues along Zmaj Street. The Svetozar Miletić monument dominates the square. The monument, a work of Ivan Meštrović, is dedicated to Svetozar Miletić, the most important leader, representative, lawyer, and former mayor of Novi Sad, who represented Serbs in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. The people of Novi Sad often refer to Freedom Square as Miletić Square. The monument is a cultural heritage site of great significance. The square hosts various concerts, events, and festivals.

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Freedom Square, Novi Sad

The Fruška Gora Mountain Range&nbsp;is located in the southern part of Vojvodina, in the Srem region, and stretches along the banks of the Danube. The higher parts of the mountain, above 300 meters, are covered by dense deciduous forests, while the valleys feature meadows, arable land, vineyards, and orchards. Due to its exceptional natural and cultural values, the area has been part of the Fruška Gora National Park since 1960.A special feature of the Fruška Gora Mountain Range&nbsp;is the red heart symbol, which runs for more than 100 kilometers through the range. It is an ideal place for hiking, bird watching, or peaceful relaxation. There are numerous hiking trails of varying difficulty levels, so everyone can find the one that suits them. During the hike, visitors can enjoy beautiful views, explore local plant and animal life, and enjoy the tranquil forest environment. The mountain also offers several camping opportunities, which are perfect for longer outdoor adventures. The Fruška Gora Mountain Range’s&nbsp;wine region is renowned for its excellent quality wines, especially white wines such as Furmint and Traminac. A visit to the local wineries and cellars offers a great opportunity to learn about the local wine culture while enjoying the breathtaking landscape.This area can be visited year-round as it shows different faces in each season. In spring and summer, visitors are welcomed by the vibrant green nature, blooming meadows, and trees. In autumn, the mountains and forests boast a variety of colors, and it is especially important for the wineries, as this is when the harvest begins. In winter, the snow-covered landscape exudes a fairy-tale atmosphere. Every season offers a new opportunity to explore and enjoy nature.Whether you're interested in hiking, wine culture, or historical landmarks, this area will surely captivate you.

Fruska Gora Mountain Range in Every Season

Fruška Gora Mountain Range in Every Season

Futog is a village located on the left bank of the Danube River, west of Novi Sad. The village is formed by the union of two parts: Ófutak (Old Futog) and Újfutak (New Futog). The settlement has a rich historical background, with its first mention dating back to 1224. In the 15th century, it served as an important market center.Futog is also renowned for its Futog cabbage, a distinctive agricultural product of the area. The village is part of the broader region with a strong agricultural tradition, contributing to the local economy and culinary heritage.

Futog

The GAT restaurant was established as a buffet more than 40 years ago. Over the years, it has continuously expanded with new services, opportunities, and capacities. Today, after years of hard work, the building offers a 100-seat restaurant, a 60-seat summer garden, a modern kitchen, and 21 comfortable rooms with a total of 50 beds. The restaurant staff works daily to preserve and develop the decades-old traditions. Following modern hospitality trends, we strive to maintain a peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere. The best proof of this is our returning guests, who visit us every year from all age groups. Our restaurant has extensive experience in organizing various events, celebrations, banquets, business, and other gatherings.Our accommodations offer two single rooms, four double rooms (for 2 or 2+1 people), eleven twin rooms, two triple rooms, and two quadruple rooms. All rooms are comfortably furnished, with modern amenities, private bathrooms, flat-screen LCD TVs, and air conditioning. The rooms are suitable for both short and long stays. Free Wi-Fi and parking are provided for guests. We are available 24/7.

GAT Restaurant and Guesthouse

After crossing the Horgos border, it's worth leaving the highway and heading towards Subotica, as Kenyeres Emil's goat farm is located in Kispiac along the way. Emil makes excellent goat cheese, and visitors have the opportunity to observe the cheese-making process. Goat breeding and the production of goat milk products take place on the farm, where guests can enjoy a unique experience.The farm offers three types of cheese: feta, semi-hard, and smoked cheese. Each cheese variety offers a unique and special Vojvodinian flavor. Visitors can not only taste these delicious products but also learn about the details of cheese-making, which makes the visit even more exciting. The cheeses made here perfectly reflect local traditions and the farmer's passion for quality food.

Kispiac (Male Pijace)

Handicrafts

Goat Farm

Located on the banks of the Danube, the Apatin Inn is one of the most modern hospitality establishments in the area, known for its beer and famous fish stew. The local saying goes, "The good fish stew is thick, spicy, and unbeatable!" The inn's large hall and beautiful 200-seat terrace are ideal venues for both celebrations and business lunches. In addition to guests from the local and nearby large cities, many international visitors also stop by, including those from Belgium, Sweden, Hungary, Germany, Austria, etc.The inn's guesthouse has 2 single rooms, 7 double rooms, and a luxury apartment. Each room is equipped with its own bathroom, minibar, TV, internet access, and phone, and the entire building is air-conditioned. The reputation of the Arany Korona Inn is also strengthened by the fishermen, who provide the kitchen with fresh fish daily, ensuring consistently excellent-quality meals.

Golden Crown Inn and Guesthouse

According to the 2011 census, Golubinci has a population of 4,721, the majority of whom are of Serbian ethnicity, although there are also smaller Croatian and Romani communities living here.Golubinci has a rich cultural background and a diverse historical heritage, with the town hosting numerous interesting ethnic and cultural traditions. The locals are mostly engaged in agriculture, and the village maintains important community and religious events.

Golubinci

The Grgeteg Monastery is a female monastery located near the village of the same name, nestled in the dense forests of the Tarcal Mountain.This female monastery stands next to the village of Grgeteg, in the dense Tarcal forests. According to legend, it was founded by Zmaj Ognjeni Vuk in the 15th century for his blind father, along with the St. Nicholas Church. The old stone church was replaced by a baroque building in the 18th century. In addition to the iconostasis painted by Uroš Predić in 1902, the church also houses the Trojeručica (Three-Hand) icon, making it a popular pilgrimage site. Once, the monastery was very wealthy, with four mills, nine watermills, and 200 acres of arable land, vineyards, and meadows. The complex also houses an important geological-paleontological site. During World War II, the monastery was severely damaged, with the bell tower collapsing and parts of the accommodation being destroyed. Today, the complex includes the church, the monastery building with four sides, and the economic buildings.

Grgeteg Monastery

The Gulyás Inn restaurant is located on Ludasi Street, just a few kilometers away from Palic. The place offers a unique combination of a mini zoo, a fishpond, a playground, and accommodation options. The restaurant is famous for its dishes made from Mangalica pork and homemade specialties prepared using local pig breeds. Gulyás Inn offers 11 rooms and 26 beds for its guests.

Ludas (Supljak)

Gulyas Inn

Gulyás Inn

The Gurman Guesthouse in Topola not only offers well-equipped rooms but also a special selection of food and drinks for its guests.The guesthouse includes a restaurant, a Mediterranean-style outdoor garden, and a beer hall. The restaurant serves specialties from international, Serbian, and Hungarian cuisines. The beer hall, which has been operating for 25 years, provides the opportunity to taste famous Topola brandies, excellent wines, and beers. Each room is air-conditioned and equipped with a TV, WiFi, and a refrigerator. For those who enjoy recreation, there is a clay tennis court available for sports and relaxation.

Gurman Guesthouse

The village is located south of the Hungarian-Serbian border, 12 kilometers east of Subotica, on the northern shore of Lake Ludasi. The majority of Hajdukovo’s population is of Hungarian nationality, and the nearby village of Nosza is also part of the settlement.Throughout its history, the village has been the site of several important events. The village is named after the Hajdú Vojnics family, who once grazed their livestock in the area. The Ingusz Castle, built in the early 20th century, is also located in the village and is still visible today.

Hajdukovo

Horgos is the northernmost settlement of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, belonging to the municipality of Kanjiža. It is bordered by Hungary to the north, the Tisa River to the east, and Subotica to the west. Its existence is documented in written sources from the 11th century, where a fishing village is mentioned under the name Horgos, as part of the Benedictine monastery of Garam. From the early 13th century, the area was settled by Cumans. The name Horgos appears in written records in 1640, when a Hungarian nobleman was granted the wasteland as a privilege. The name means "hook-shaped" and referred to a lake located in today's Horgos Meadow. During the Ottoman occupation, Horgos (Horgas) became part of the Szeged border and was listed as a wasteland with only a few inhabitants. The remaining population was largely involved in paprika production, which was sent to Szeged for processing. Later, the new border prevented this, and local processing began. In addition to paprika, two other major products define Horgos's economy: grapevine cultivation and wine production. The village is famous for its traditional events, such as the Harvest Festival.

Horgos

The Kupuszina Hunting Lodge is run by the “Fácán” hunting association, which was founded in 1925. In addition to hunting opportunities, you can prepare and taste gastronomic specialties. The association also has its own pheasant farm.

Kupusina

Hunting Lodge

Hódság is located in the Western Bačka region. The settlement, founded by the Turks, is first mentioned in the 16th century. The town's church, dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel, was built between 1818 and 1821; it has been under protection since 1970 and is considered a historical monument.In the surrounding area of Hódság, there are two large Avar cemeteries. In 1989, near Hódság, a 38 cm tall statue known as the "Red-Haired Goddess" was discovered. This is the only large neolithic statue with international significance. The statue of the goddess of fertility and femininity is currently kept in the vault of the local bank.Every November, the Hódság Brandy Festival is organized, where the best brandy is selected in various categories (quince, apple, peach, plum). Additionally, the International Honey Festival, IMAF (International Multimedia Arts Festival), the Fiáker Festival, and the Haiku Festival are noteworthy events in the area.

Hodsag

Hódság

India is a municipality located in the northeastern part of Srem, on the southern slopes of the Tarcal Mountains. It is situated halfway between Belgrade and Novi Sad. Two major European transport corridors, Corridor 10 and Corridor 7, intersect here. Today, this area is one of the most developed regions of Vojvodina. The municipality's oldest settlement is Szalánkemén, which has a turbulent historical past, with the "Gradina" archaeological site and the ruins of the ancient Roman Acumincum fortress bearing witness to this history. You can also enjoy panoramic sightseeing on the Danube River, where you can view the mouth of the Tisza River, which, according to legend, served as the final resting place of Attila the Hun. The village of Béska, part of the municipality, is known for its numerous restaurants offering distinctive fish specialties and a pleasant atmosphere.

India

Irig is a municipality located in Syrmia, south of the Fruška Gora mountain range. The area is well known for its fruit production and winemaking, with numerous wine cellars scattered throughout the region.The first Serbian reading room was opened here in 1841, marking an important cultural milestone. One of the town’s most significant events is the Dositej Days festival. During the 15th and 16th centuries, seventeen Orthodox monasteries were built in Fruška Gora, with some of the most prominent ones located in the Irig municipality. These include the Grgeteg, Velika Remeta, Ravanica, Jazak, and Krušedol monasteries. Among them, Staro Hopovo, built in 1752, is considered one of the most beautiful, while Novo Hopovo lies just south of it. During the difficult Ottoman era, these monasteries became centers of culture and education, where books were written, copied, and decorated, and where architecture and painting flourished. The municipality is also home to numerous natural springs. The fresh mountain air, the Vrdnik Spa (Banja Vrdnik), and various cultural events attract many visitors to Irig.

Irig

The Jegricska Nature Park falls under the III. protection category and is a perfect choice for those seeking peace and tranquility in a riverside setting. It is rich in unparalleled natural treasures and is an internationally significant habitat for plants and birds. Visitors can participate in walking tours along the "Health Trail" and enjoy boat rides. The park often hosts scientific research and presentations on natural resources, as well as cultural and sports events. For children, excursions are organized, allowing them to learn about the area's values and even actively participate in scientific research activities.

Temerin

Jegricska Nature Park

Located just 1 kilometer from Lake Palic, Jelen Farm is nestled in a peaceful environment surrounded by forests and plains. The restaurant offers traditional Serbian and international dishes, and it also provides accommodation for guests. The farm spans 8,000 square meters and houses 8 separate buildings. Guests have access to wireless internet and free private parking. The restaurant features a spacious terrace where guests can enjoy their meals. Jelen Farm boasts a large green area with a playground and a small basketball court. Additionally, room service is available for the comfort of guests.

Jelen Farm

Junaković Spa is located in Apatin, and its healing thermal springs, which emerge from a depth of 700 meters, are renowned for their water quality, comparable to famous spas like Karlovy Vary, Harkány, and Lipik.The thermal water at Junaković Spa can reach temperatures of up to 50°C, requiring cooling before use. The medical treatments, supervised by professionals, are effective in treating rheumatic, orthopedic, and neurological conditions, as well as gynecological issues and infertility.The accommodation section has 270 beds, and the large restaurant, with a capacity of 450 people, serves national dishes. It can host various celebrations and cater to passing guests. Additionally, two seminar rooms are fully equipped with audiovisual facilities for organizing seminars. The outdoor pool complex, with pools of various depths and temperatures, as well as diving boards and water slides, is especially attractive during the summer months.Guests also have access to four tennis courts, a modern eight-lane bowling alley, and the option to rent bicycles to explore nearby attractions. Various massages, facial and body treatments, the popular "plaster bermuda," algae body treatments, Moroccan wellness with argan oil, underwater massage, Finnish saunas, and an indoor therapeutic pool are available. The construction of one of the region's most advanced wellness and spa centers is underway, which will feature excellent pools, saunas, massage and treatment rooms, fitness and aerobics rooms, an anti-aging studio, and children's playrooms. Thus, the Junaković Spa complex offers its guests unforgettable recreational and relaxation opportunities.

Wellness and spa

Junakovic Spa

Junaković Spa

Located just 20 kilometers from Novi Sad, near the E75 highway, the Kabol–Péterváradi Rét Special Nature Reserve is an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and fishing lovers. Covering approximately 5,000 hectares, this unique conservation area is home to a variety of bird and fish species, as well as valuable and rare plants.The reserve is a popular destination for tourists throughout the year, known for being one of the best fishing spots along the Danube, as well as a fantastic location for hiking and exploring nature. Visitors can follow a 1,000-meter educational trail that offers an opportunity to discover the local wildlife. Additionally, boat rentals are available, and guests can also visit the outdoor ecological education center.One of the highlights of the reserve is the Kaboli Monastery, with a history that dates back to the 13th century, adding a historical and cultural layer to this beautiful natural landscape.

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