Activities in Novi Sad

Novi Sad and Sremski Karlovci Wine Tour From Belgrade

The tour was interesting...

The tour was interesting with some brief highlights of Novi Sad and Petrovaradin Fortress. The guide Goran was friendly and knowledgeable. He answered all my questions and tailored the trip to my needs. My friend couldn't come along, but I met lovely people like Goran and Vera. Vera passionately talked about her wines when we joined the wine tasting at Sremski Karlovci. I think you may need 1h and a half at Novi Sad if you'd like to have some lunch or a coffee as well as walk around the town and pop into local shops, so you don't need to rush. Overall, a nice day out in Serbia!

Petrovaradin Fortress Catacombs

Our guide was excellent!...

Our guide was excellent! He explain details with humour. It was fun that he used anime as an example because we’re Japanese. We recommend him strongly!

From Belgrade: Gems of Northern Serbia Tour: Subotica & Novi Sad

Sites in northern Serbia that are well worth seeing

During a recent visit to Belgrade, I was interested in a tour to the northern part of Serbia. While many companies offer day trips to Novi Sad, this was the only company I found that included Subotica as well, a city that I was interested in visiting in order to see some of its wonderful art nouveau architecture. I throughly enjoyed the day trip, even despite the exceedingly hot weather (39 C) that the region was experiencing. Nina was a wonderful guide--friendly, engaging, knowledgable, and considerate of the group's needs--and our driving Ljuba (sp?) did a fine job of ensuring our trip went smoothly (and safely). The tour company (Serbia Inspired) sent relevant information to prepare for the trip ahead of time (via WhatsApp) and was quick to respond to any questions that I had. All in all, I'd highly recommend this tour for anybody wanting to see a different side of Serbia (in terms of its culture, history, landscape, etc.) during their visit to Belgrade.