Sremski Karlovci
Sremski Karlovci
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9 contributions
May 2022 • Solo
If you’re in search of hidden gems in the Balkans, you should definitely visit Sremski Karlovci! It takes only 15 minutes bus ride to reach the town from Novi Sad. Sremski Karlovci is home to several historical buildings and wineries. If you’re interested in history, you may have heard the Peace Treaty of Karlovci which was signed between Ottoman Turks and the Austro-Hungarian Empire in this pretty beautiful town. Additionally, the Sremski Karlovci Gymnasium which is the oldest high school in entire Serbia is located there. So, you should go there, explore Sremski Karlovci!
Written August 11, 2022
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AlbertSalichs
Manresa, Spain24,264 contributions
Nov 2019 • Friends
Sremski Karlovci is a small town located in the Northern Serbia, not so far from Belgrade, the main city of the country. It is a very nice town full of wineries, where you can taste a lot of local wines. Yo can see wineries distributed in the town, but there is a street, where you can find a lot of them. Here, obviously you can drink and. buy some bottles and taste a different wine called Bermet.
Also in the town you can walk, go to some bars, visit some churches or other beautiful monuments or only relax. Really it is a typical town of the country.
Also in the town you can walk, go to some bars, visit some churches or other beautiful monuments or only relax. Really it is a typical town of the country.
Written April 25, 2020
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Nurtac O
Datca, Türkiye190 contributions
Dec 2019
We were there during the winter time, I can imagine the autumn and spring with full of green. The buildings, historical places, town houses, winery, royal garden, you can find lots of things to do such a tiny town. So photographic and friendly accept the nurses-teachers at the language school.
Written February 9, 2020
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Resekartan
Stockholm, Sweden18 contributions
Apr 2022
After visited over 80 countries and paid 200 rsd for taxi to get here and back to Novi Sad I can only say that I'm so disappointed. Nothing is worth seeing in Sremski Karlovci!? This is my worst detour I've done. Sure, a very few bulidings is looking pretty good. But I would rather go to Indjija. It would be more interesting.
Written April 11, 2022
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BalkrishnaShroff
Mumbai, India26,963 contributions
Jul 2024 • Friends
One of the biggest advantage of Danube river cruise is that you get a chance to see beautiful small towns which otherwise you would never see. It was about 15 km from famous Novi Sad. It had many historical buildings like Grammar School, St. Nicholas Cathedral, Patriarchy Court and Four Lions. This beautiful small town was very quite and peaceful. There a lot of wineries nearby. Worth visiting for few hours.
Written September 25, 2024
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Asiyah Noemi K
Pula, Croatia5,372 contributions
Mar 2019 • Family
Sremski Karlovci are an extremely interesting historical site. A city rich in winemaking, architecture, hearty residents and always attractive facilities for guests. The Renaissance and Baroque buildings make a lovely, romantic atmosphere. Rich history can be seen at every step. Since it is in a very favorable position, many conquerors have conquered this city in the past. From the Roman Empire, the Ottoman Empire, the Hungarian Empire, the Habsburgs.
A congress was held in Sremske Karlovci, marking the end of hostilities between the Ottoman Empire and the Holy League (the coalition of Austria, Poland, the Venetian Republic). February 26, 1699. At the place where peace was signed, in 1817 a chapel dedicated to the Holy Lady of Peace was erected.
During the Habsburg rule this city is progressing spiritually and culturally. The beautiful Baroque buildings are built, the most famous being the Karlovac High School ( Gymnasium ), whose current building was erected in 1891. Metropolitan Stevan Stratimirović was the main financier and conceptual builder of the gymnasium. The language of instruction was Latin. All professors were personally elected by Stevan Stratimirović. This is the city where the famous poet Branko Radicevic worked, wrote and taught. Also famous Serbian reformer Vuk Stefanović Karađžić. The building that left us the most impressive impression is the Patriarchal Palace. The castle building is one of the most beautiful buildings in Serbia. It was built in the 19. century, a combination of baroque and renaissance, and truly leaves it without words. In 1807 the first pharmacy was established, which still operates today. A large number of wineries are located in this town. Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Rizling, Chardonnay, and certainly the most famous Bermet you can taste all the wines in one of the wineries. Simply beautiful and enchanting. For more, visit this wonderful place, because it is worth a visit.
A congress was held in Sremske Karlovci, marking the end of hostilities between the Ottoman Empire and the Holy League (the coalition of Austria, Poland, the Venetian Republic). February 26, 1699. At the place where peace was signed, in 1817 a chapel dedicated to the Holy Lady of Peace was erected.
During the Habsburg rule this city is progressing spiritually and culturally. The beautiful Baroque buildings are built, the most famous being the Karlovac High School ( Gymnasium ), whose current building was erected in 1891. Metropolitan Stevan Stratimirović was the main financier and conceptual builder of the gymnasium. The language of instruction was Latin. All professors were personally elected by Stevan Stratimirović. This is the city where the famous poet Branko Radicevic worked, wrote and taught. Also famous Serbian reformer Vuk Stefanović Karađžić. The building that left us the most impressive impression is the Patriarchal Palace. The castle building is one of the most beautiful buildings in Serbia. It was built in the 19. century, a combination of baroque and renaissance, and truly leaves it without words. In 1807 the first pharmacy was established, which still operates today. A large number of wineries are located in this town. Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Rizling, Chardonnay, and certainly the most famous Bermet you can taste all the wines in one of the wineries. Simply beautiful and enchanting. For more, visit this wonderful place, because it is worth a visit.
Written March 18, 2019
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SACALosAngeles
Hacienda Heights, CA1,305 contributions
Sep 2013 • Couples
We stayed in Sremski Karlovci while in Vojvodina, skipping the large city of Novi Sad. Karlovci is a lovely little town with a picturesque center which includes many beautiful buildings of historical value. We hired a driver/guide for the following day and had a wonderful time doing things that would have been difficult on our own. He took us to the churches, helped us get a guided tour by one of the students at the gymnasium, was able to get someone to unlock the Chapel of Peace, and drove us to a hilltop cemetery and a great view. He also arranged for a tour of the Museum of Bee Keeoing and Wine Cellar of the Zivanovic family which was fascinating where the wine and honey tastings were superb. After that, we went to visit several of the monasteries of the nearby Fruska Gora and ended the day with a visit to a local farm where we talked with the farmer about his family's history and the current situation for farmers. All in all, visiting Sremski Karlovci was a great idea. If anyone would like the guide's contact information, just email us through TripAdvisor. (We were able to get his information from another Trip Advisor contributor ourselves.)
Written September 15, 2013
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ClareLeung
Hong Kong, China317 contributions
Jun 2013
Our main aim was to visit one of the winery for wine tasting. However, it was a lovely town with many beautiful buildings. If there was more time, I'd love to stay on a bit for walking around the town.
Written June 12, 2013
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Birgy
Australia13 contributions
Jun 2012 • Couples
This town looks like postcard Europe. In the summer as we visited, it was so beautiful. From the church and the fountains to the walkways and beer gardens it was beautiful. Like a postcard.
Written July 15, 2012
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Elise S
Owen Sound, Canada10 contributions
Aug 2019
We loved our day trip to Sremski Karlovci from Novi Sad. The town is easily accessible by bus lines 61 or 62 at 1,350 RSD per person one way. Make your way through the town then follow the steps to the View Point. It is worth every step. Don't forget to try some wine at one of the shops. It makes a great day trip from Novi Sad or Belgrade.
Written August 1, 2019
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Здравствуйте. Скажите, пожалуйста, как найти домашнюю винодельню там? Едем в этом году в Сербию. Заранее спасибо!
Written March 19, 2019
blovic123
Sofia, Bulgaria
Hello, is it possible to purchase a fishing permit somewhere in the town?
Written July 3, 2018
Yes, you can buy them at Association of sports fishermen "Dunav" (ask someone in Sremski Karlovci for the precise address when you get there). They work only on Wednesday and Saturday from 15-17h which is good to know. Daily price is 1000din~9EUR.
Written July 12, 2018
Liek78
Veghel, The Netherlands
Hi ,
I am looking for a wine tasting event for a group of twelve persons. They will arrive by taxi from Novi Sad. Is it best to book an excursion, or is it wise to drive to city centre and walk to a Winery? And what is the best winery to visit?
Written July 5, 2016
A Tripadvisor member
Zoetermeer, The Netherlands
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You might want to contact the local tourist office +381(0)21882127. They may know which are open, but my experience was that they only knew which there are. Their tourist guide lists a number of them with addresses and phone numbers.
Written July 9, 2016
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