Nestled in the heart of Serbia, the enchanting region of
Fruška Gora and the vibrant city of Novi Sad offer a perfect blend of natural
beauty, rich history, and cultural charm. Whether you're an avid nature
enthusiast, a history buff, or a foodie, this dynamic duo promises an
unforgettable experience. Let's dive into the wonders of Fruška Gora and Novi
Sad.
Fruška Gora: Serbia’s Best Kept Secret
Fruška Gora or Serbian Hills as it’s commonly known is
famous for its beautiful Mountains-Protected region. This park area is famous
for its rich forests, soft hills and rich flora and fauna. Great hospitable
place for hill and mountain climbers, cycling and nature lovers.
There are several trails for vehicles and cycles.
Serious Hiking
There are many hiking paths in Fruška Gora designed for
hikers of different scales. Fixed routes take hikers through virgin woods,
smooth basins, and lead to hilltops with marvelous views. Popular long walks
trails including the one up the peak of Crveni Chot, the highest in the Fruška
gora region, where the once craggy outlook delights hikers.
Social & Historical Monasteries
This region is not only a natural paradise but also a
spiritual one. This particular area also embraces 16 Serbian Orthodox monasteries,
of which the earliest asserts originates in the Moti about the 15th century.
They are masterpieces of architecture embellished with beautiful frescoes and
complicated ornaments. Of great importance are Krušedol Monastery, Grgeteg
Monastery, and Novo Hopovo Monastery. Each presents a part of Serbia’s history
and culture which is manifested in religion.
Tasting of Wines
No less popular in Fruška Gora are the vineyards and
wineries. Thanks to the fertile soil of the region and the good climate
conditions, grapes can be grown here. Those who enjoy good wine will not be
disappointed and will be able to visit the Erdevik Winery or the family Deurić
Winery and taste incredible wines. Local type it is recommended trying Bermet,
deeply sweet and perfumed.
Novi Sad: Culture Capital of Serbia
A few minutes away from Fruška Gora is Novi Sad, the second
largest city in Serbia and a cultural center in its own right. The so called
Athens of Serbia, Novi Sad lures with its history, art and din of the civil
life.
Petrovaradin Fortress
One of the city’s most recognizable most exciting features
is the exquisite Petrovaradin Fortress that one can surely enjoy. This 17th
century building is built on top of a hill overlooking the Danube River while
providing breath-taking views over the city of Novi Sad and the surrounding
river. This fortress also acts as the current site of the EXIT Festival which
is known to be one of the largest music festivals in Europe and one which
attracts thousands of people every year.
Historic Center
At first glance, one would find the historic center of Novi
Sad fascinating with its neoclassical buildings, pathways made out of
cobblestones, and busy squares. Also, don’t forget to walk on the Dunavska
Street, which is famous in people’s lives for being a storeful of caffe and
restaurant. Another area that should not be left out is the Liberty Square from
which it is possible to have a view of the City Hall as well as the Name of
Mary Church. Here people are charmed by a feeling of stillness as well as hustle
and bustle at the same time so one is able to enjoy the vibrant culture of the
city.
Culinary Delights
As for food, it is worth to say that here in Novi Sad
everyone is going to feel himself in paradise. The great multicultural
character of the city is well represented in various types of cuisines offered.
It has Serbian regional cuisine as well as cuisines from other countries. Be
tempted with special foods like ćevapi, pljeskavica, or sarma among several
other foods. Do wash down your food with a glass of locally produced wine or
even some of the local Serbian beer.
Cultural Hotspots
A city like Novi Sad knows how to enjoy art and cultivate
cultures. Tour the Museum of Vojvodina to show its history and its importance
to the territory community. The Gallery of Matica Srpska presents a collection
of Serbian art from the 18th century to the current-day. On the other hand,
there is the more present-day Cultural Center of Novi Sad that offers much
awaiting for the visitors with various events, exhibitions, and performances
that take the whole calendar year.
Conclusion
There is a perfect synergy of natural beauty, interesting
history, and ravishing culture in Fruška Gora and Novi Sad. Be it the trekking
through the calm by-ways inside Fruška Gora, or the ancient monasteries, or the
best quality wines or the busiest cities of all, Novi Sad, this place has a
good and ready promise of exciting times and pleasing memories. Make that plan
for your adventure trip, and see what magical Fruška Gora and Novi Sad has in
store for one.
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