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Vojvodina

Vojvodina: Europe in miniature

Northern Serbia’s flat, fertile plain, where Serbian, Hungarian, Slovak, Romanian, Croatian and Rusyn are all official languages.

Vojvodina is the part of Serbia that feels most like Central Europe. For centuries it was a crossroads of the Habsburg world, and you can still see it in Baroque churches, Art Nouveau palaces and villages where several languages are spoken on the same street. The province has six official languages, many religions and a famously relaxed pace of life. Come for Novi Sad and Subotica, stay for wine on Fruška Gora and in Vršac, lunch on a salaš and sunsets over the Danube and Tisa.

  • Bačka: Novi Sad, Sombor, Subotica & Palić
  • Srem: Fruška Gora, Sremski Karlovci
  • Banat: Zrenjanin, Vršac, Deliblato Sands, Bela Crkva
Zrenjanin City Hall at dusk
Zrenjanin City Hall, Banat

Cities

Novi Sad travel guide
DestinationNovi Sad travel guideSerbia’s second city: a fortress over the Danube, Austro-Hungarian streets and a relaxed café life.10 min read
Subotica & Palić travel guide
DestinationSubotica & Palić travel guideArt Nouveau palaces near the Hungarian border, and a lake resort 8 km away.10 min read
Sombor travel guide
DestinationSombor travel guideOne of the greenest towns in Europe: tree-lined streets, Austro-Hungarian palaces and the Danube wetlands next door.10 min read

Wine and nature

Turquoise Besenovo Lake in the hills of Fruška Gora
DestinationFruška Gora travel guideSerbia’s oldest national park: forested hills above the Danube, 16 medieval monasteries, wineries and trails, under an hour from Novi Sad.10 min read
Vršac & Deliblato Sands travel guide
DestinationVršac & Deliblato Sands travel guideA wine town under a medieval tower, Europe’s largest sand dunes and the clear lakes of Bela Crkva.10 min read

Slow travel

Rural Tourism in Serbia: Villages, Salaši and Ethno Stays
Slow travelRural Tourism in Serbia: Villages, Salaši and Ethno StaysWhere to sleep on a farm, eat home cooking and see village crafts, from Vojvodina’s salaši to the mountain villages of the west.9 min read
5 Days: Belgrade, Novi Sad & Fruška Gora
Itinerary5 Days: Belgrade, Novi Sad & Fruška GoraTwo cities and a wine region, all without a car.12 min read

Also worth a stop: Zrenjanin (Baroque center and the Carska bara wetlands) and the Tisa River villages.

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Photo credits

Photos without a credit below are from Unsplash, used under the Unsplash License. Wikimedia Commons: Maja1407 (CC BY-SA 4.0), Zekoja (CC BY-SA 3.0), Jelena Kostic (CC BY-SA 4.0), Neka Tamo Jella (CC BY-SA 4.0). Pixabay: Besenovo Lake photo.