Fruška Gora National Park

Linden forests, wine slopes and Orthodox monasteries on a Danube island-mountain in Syrmia, Serbia

Fruška Gora rises from the Syrmian lowlands along the Danube, once an island in the Pannonian Sea, and is almost 90% forested, with the highest concentration of linden forests in Europe. Over a dozen Serbian Orthodox monasteries earn it the name Serbian Mount Athos.

1KrušedolMonastery founded between 1509 and 1516, resting place of King Milan I of Serbia.
2Sremski KarlovciCultural centre of the Serbs under Austria-Hungary and home of bermet wine.
3Tower of VrdnikThe only remaining part of the medieval fortress.

Things to do

  • HeritageVisit the monasteries of Krušedol, Novo Hopovo and Grgeteg, where Uroš Predić painted the icons
  • Try thisTaste bermet, the dessert wine of Sremski Karlovci, and Traminer or Riesling from the mountain's vineyards
  • On footClimb the Tower of Vrdnik, the only remaining part of a medieval fortress
  • On footWalk to Crveni Čot, the highest peak, or through the beech forest of Papratski Dol
Krušedol
Krušedol
Sremski Karlovci
Sremski Karlovci
Tower of Vrdnik
Tower of Vrdnik

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Serbia · Syrmia Est. 1960 Size 267 km² Highest 539 m Protected area category: IUCN V

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