- Departure from Belgrade.

- Visit to the Monastery of Krušedol - Krušedol Monastery is a monastery of the Serbian Orthodox Church on Fruška Mountain. Monastery was founded by the family of last Serbian despot in Srem region - Brankovićs. It was built between 1509 and 1514 by George Brankovic. Two Patriarchs of the Serbian Orthodox Church and King Milan are buried at Krušedol.

- Visit to Sremski Karlovci - Visiting the wine cellars in Karlovac, tasting famous wine Bermet - BERMET is traditionally Karlovac’s aromatic wine, which was once extremely popular. During the Austro-Hungarian rule in this region court in Vienna bought liters of nectar from Karlovac. Evidence show that the favorite gift of the London Court was a bottle of Bermet from Vienna. Few bottles of Bermet were also found on the Titanic. Among the nobles this drink was extremely popular.

- Visiting the Patriarchal Church and the home of the oldest Serbian high school and the city of Karlovac

Coffee break in the center of Karlovac

Lunch with music on the Farm No.137 - a unique experience of the rural environment enjoying the concept of

"slow food" 

- Visit to Petrovaradin Fortress - Petrovaradin Fortress is located in Novi Sad on the Petrovaradin rock on the right bank of the Danube. Where once a medieval building stood, the current fortress was built by the Austrians in the period of the 1692 until 1780 year, because of the constant danger from the Turks and its proximity to the border with the Ottoman Empire. Because of its size and dominance it is also called the Gibraltar of the Danube.

Return to Belgrade.