Sremski Karlovci - the most charming town in Serbia (from Novi Sad)

What to expect

Patriarch's Residence
We will take a walk through the summer residence of the Serbian Patriarch - a luxurious baroque palace - and visit the wine cellar to choose wine from the patriarchal reserves. Nearby rises the mid-18th century cathedral. I will tell you the history of the temple, and you will try to find its differences from traditional Orthodox shrines. We will talk about how the city became the spiritual center of Serbia, note the strange coexistence of Orthodox and Catholic churches, and remember the city's residents who once raised huge sums to create architectural masterpieces.

Wine Route
In these lands, winemaking appeared thanks to the Roman Emperor, so the small town boasts a total of 17 wineries. We must definitely visit at least one! Winemakers in the fifth generation will reveal to you the family history and introduce you to the intricacies of the craft. Descending into the cellar, you will learn about the subtleties of storing the drink and taste a unique wine that was on the Titanic's wine list.
If you have enough strength, we will visit another winery to sit in a grape cart and taste wine with the unusual name 'Sila'.

Russian Trace in Serbia
You will find out what connects Russia and Serbia, and how the first school and theater appeared in the country. You will see where the Higher Church Administration of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad was located after the 1917 revolution, stop by General Wrangel's courtyard, and understand why Serbs say 'Srb i Rusi Braca Zauvek!' ('Serb and Russian - brothers forever!').