Sremski Karlovci

Located in Novi Sad, Serbia's second largest city in southern Europe, about 9 kilometers south of Novi Sad. On the road from Belgrade to Novi Sad after all. The bus has a stop on the edge of the town.

It is a small tourist city that can be accessed by one train (about 40 minutes) from the city of Novi Sad in northern Serbia. Grapes are grown using calcareous soil, and it is also an area with many wineries. There are many tourist spots such as the Serbian Orthodox Church and restaurants and cafes around the bus terminal and train station, but they are compactly organized. Basically, it's a place where you can fully enjoy it on a day trip. If you're going to a winery, we recommend some wineries a little far from the center. The photo was from the Djurdjic Winery and was given free winery guide and tasting.

A pretty village about 30 minutes drive from downtown Novi Sad. A lot of old Hungarian architecture. There isn't a lot to do here - check out a couple of old churches, get a drink or dinner - but it is very photogenic.