In Serbia by Car

6. HORGOŠ-SUBOTICA - NOVI SAD - BEOGRAD (174 km)

One border crossing from Hungary lies close to Horgoš and 19 km far from it there is Palić, a well-known holiday destination with its lake as remnant o by-gone Panonian Sea. The region is known for its cuisine and good wine. Subotica lies 8 km away and it is the second largest town of Vojvodina.
Novi Sad is 100 km far from Subotica. It is the economic, political, cultural and university center lying on the left bank of the Danube. Across the river on the right bank there is the famous Petrovaradin fortification a masterpiece of 18 C fortification architecture covering 112 hectares being one of the best preserved forts in this part of Europe.
Fruška Gora lies 20 km far from Novi Sad. It is a national park and excursion point of both citizens of Novi Sad and Beograd. There are some dozen monasteries there.

Alternative direction: Hungarian border-Bake Breg-Sombor-Backa Palanka-Novi Sad-Beograd (185 km)

From Backi Breg, the border crossing via Bezdan with excellent fishing spots in the vicinity, the road leads to Sombor, and 16 km far from it there is Apatin with the Danube sections abundant in fish and hunting grounds with famous Danube stags.
Southward of Sombor the road leads through a number of typical villages of Vojvodina, hunting grounds and abundant fishing sections. From Backa Palanka, near the Danube bank, the road via Novi Sad continues to Beograd.
From Novi Sad to Beograd the road follows the slopes of Fruška Gora on the other side of which and 8 km far from Novi Sad there is a historical town let Sremski Karlovci once an important cultural Serbian centre. There is Stražilovo nearby, an excursion point with a monument dedicated to Branko Radicevic, a poet. Drivers wishing to get from Novi Sad to Beograd speedily can drive along the highway Novi Sad – Beograd.

Alternative direction: Horgoš-Becej-Zrenjanin-Beograd (205 km)

Beograd can be reached from the border crossing of Horgoš by road leading across the fertile plain of Banat via Kanjiža, a spa with thermal water on the bank of the river Tisa and a modern rehabilitation centre. Then via Senta, a town known for its parks lying on the banks of the river Tisa, too. Then via Becej to Zrenjanin with areas good for fishing and hunting swamp fowls.

Romanian border (Vatin)-Vršac-Pancevo-Beograd (97 km)

From Temisoara in Romania the road crosses the border at Vatin and 15 km southward there is Vršac an agricultural center known for its high quality grapes and wine. Between Vršac and Pancevo the road leads across Deliblatska pešcara, sandy desert with interesting flora and fauna.
Pancevo is a 16 km far from Beograd on the confluence of the river Tamiš and the Danube. The most interesting cultural and historical monuments are the following ones: churches Uspenska and Preobraženska, Franjevacki (Franciscan) monastery, the old Town hall. Nearby there are villages of Kovacica and Uzdin, known for their self-taught painters.