Arrival to the Belgrade airport Nikola Tesla. Departure to Novi Sad, panoramic city sightseeing and accommodation in the hotel. After a break, the tour of Novi Sad, the city center, the Cathedral church, the Zmaj Jovina street, the Danube Street. After the tour of Novi Sad, we will start the path of the Bac fortress, which is 70 kilometres away from Novi Sad. The fortress dates to the Middle Ages and its current form is from the XV century. The town of Bac was first mentioned in Roman reports for 555 years. It should be noted that, like most cities in this region, Bach was often hit by the worst invaders, from Mongols, Turks, Austrians and all who stayed or walked in this area. After visiting Bac, return to Novi Sad. Check in the hotel. Overnight.

Breakfast. Short walk to the centre of Novi Sad. After the morning tour of the left bank of the Danube and the city itself, we are going to the Srem coast of Novi Sad and meet Petorvaradin, a settlement that was once separated from Novi Sad, and today it forms an integral part of it. Petovaradin is a settlement in which life lasts over 6,500 years, with shorter or longer interruptions. There is one of the most beautiful and preserved fortresses in the region. The fort in its present form was made in the XVII and XVIII centuries, on the foundations of earlier fortresses and built by the Austrians. It should be noted that the fortress was often the area of various struggles between the Turkish and Austro-Hungarian empires. The border between these two empires was constantly changing, but it was always near Petrovaradin, and this had a great impact on the life of the fortress and the surroundings of the fort. Free time for lunch. After Petrovaradin, we continue to Zemun. Zemun or Taurunum (a name that was used in Roman period) is a beautiful population in Belgrade and is located on the Danube coast. We will exit bus in front of Gardos, old tower where we will see and hear the story of the establishment of Zemun. By itself, the Gardos Tower is today an artistic and tourist attraction of Zemun and Belgrade. Tower Gardos is one of the four Millennium towers that the Hungarian authorities built on all four countries of the world, in the furthest city kingdoms, as part of the celebration of the 1,000 years of the Major in Pannonia. The tower, 36 meters high, was built at the southernmost point of the kingdom, in Zemun, in the city of Belgrade, in 1896, on the elevated Gardos, on the foundations of the old Zemun fortress Taurunum from the 9th century, which was an important defense point ever issued over the right bank of Danube. After the tower, we will walk by the Zemun’s coast to feel spirit of old part of Zemun full of taverns and restaurants. After visiting Zemun, short trip across the Brankov bridge, panoramic city sightseeing and explore Belgrade’s fortress Kalemegdan. The settlement on the place where the fortress now stands is over 7000 years old. The fortress itself was built in the Middle Ages, and its present form is given by the Austrians in the XIV century. Due to its favourable position, Kalemegdan was frequently attacked by various invaders and often changed the master. After the reign of the Serbs, a long period of Turkish rule came, with shorter periods of Austrian rule. Finally, in the middle of the XIX century, Turkish conquerors leave the city and begin the period of Serbian rule that continues to this day. With a professional guide, we will meet with all the secrets of this magnificent fortress and visit her last corner. After Kalemegdan, check in hotel. Overnight.

Breakfast. Departure for the city of Smederevo, located 70 kilometres from Belgrade. The Smederevo fortress is located on the Danube shore and is well preserved. Built in the XIV century, by the Serbian despot Djurdj Brankovic, in some period she also represented the capital of Serbia. It is built at the flow of the river Jezava in the Danube. The fortress was damaged during the Second World War when the railway composition was loaded with weapons and ammunition exploded and caused great damage to the fortresses, but also to the city itself. From there we continue the drive through the town of Pozarevac, towards the fortress Golubac. In Pozarevac, we keep a short stay. Check in the hotel. After accommodation in the hotel, departure for the fortress Golubac. The fortress built in the XIII century was built on the foundations of the old one, presumably the Romanesque fortress. They were built by Serbs, but like everyone else in this area, they changed the masters throughout history. Turkish, Hungarian, Austrian, German invaders, they all built a part of themselves into their basics. After visiting Golubac, the return to Pozarevac. Free time. Overnight.

Breakfast. Check out the hotel. Departure for Cuprija, town 100 kilometres away from Pozarevac. Arriving at the hotel. After a brief rest, the departure towards the destroying of Monasteries Ravanica and Manasija. We visit the monastery Ravanica which is built in the fort. Today remains are seen and certain parts of fortifications. With the expert guide we hear a story about the construction, but also about the ruin of the fortification of the Ravanica. From there we continue to the Manasija Monastery. Here we find a very well preserved fortress. History in this region was very cruel, so the story of Manassia and Ravanica is very interesting. After visiting the monastery we return to the town of Ćuprija or go to some of the winery nearby. Free time. Overnight.

Breakfast. Depart to Kraljevo and the gorge of the Ibar River. We arrive at the medieval fortress Maglič. Maglič was built in the time of Uroš Prvovenčanog or Uroš I, as a protection for the monasteries Žiča, Studenica and Sopoćani. Fortress, the fort, is very well preserved and is used today for various cultural and artistic events. From Maglic there is a phenomenal view of the river Ibar and the “Valley of Lilacs”. The legend says that from the love of Jelena Anžujska, the Serbian king Uroš I Nemanjić ordered to plant  all the famous types of lilacs through the entire valley of the Ibar from Kraljevo to Raska. He wanted to make sure the cliffs of the valley were secure and remind the future queen to her native Provence. So, the future Serbian queen greeted the Valley of Lilacs. This gesture of exceptional attention and admiration delighted Jelena Anžujska and she enjoyed the beatuful magic of the lilac scent that followed her to her future husband. After visiting Maglic, we continue to the Studenica monastery, which was once the capital of the Serbian state. Studenica is the foundation of Saint Simeon Mirotocivog and was never a classical fortress. Studenica was a fortified monastery where even today there are walls around the monastery. Certainly as a site located on the UNESCO World Heritage List, Studenica is obliged to visit. After that we go to Kopaonik where we are accommodated in the hotel and we spend the night. Free time. Organized walking tour. Overnight.