We recommend this tour for all age groups who love history, traditions, and culture. It’s an excellent choice for families, groups of friends, and smaller parties eager to immerse themselves in the world of Hungarian history and Vojvodinian traditions.

Day 1: Sombor – Bač – Totovo Selo

Our first stop is Sombor, the former center of Bačka-Bodrog County. We’ll visit the county hall, where Ferenc Eisenhut’s monumental painting “The Battle of Zenta” is displayed. Here, we’ll learn about the famous battle and the liberation wars against the Turks. Next, we head to the Sombor City Museum to admire the works of 45 Hungarian artists. Our next destination is Bač Fortress, where a short role-play will bring the atmosphere of medieval assemblies to life. The evening ends with a get-to-know-each-other event, followed by a music and dance celebration.

Day 2: Zenta – Totovo Selo

On this day, we visit the town of Zenta, lay a wreath at the memorial of the famous battle, and learn about the town’s history and role as a cultural center. Then, we visit the Zenta Art Colony, where we explore the works of local and international artists. The afternoon is spent at a traditional village day, where we try various crafts: felting, batik, bead stringing, and tasting local delicacies. We end the day with a trivia game focused on works by Vojvodinian Hungarian writers.

Day 3: Subotica – Bergel – Totovo Selo

In Subotica, we begin the day with a city tour, stopping at the house and high school of Dezső Kosztolányi, where we’ll learn about his life and work. We then visit the iconic Art Nouveau town hall and hold a joint remembrance for the Treaty of Trianon. The afternoon takes us to Bergel Hill, where we enjoy bacon roasting, music, and learning traditional songs. The highlight of the evening is the performance about the Battle of Zenta, viewed by the local community.

Day 4: Totovo Selo – Novi Sad – Petrovaradin

Our final day starts with photo sharing and reminiscing, followed by farewells to our hosts. In Novi Sad, we take a brief city tour, seeing the main square, the Roman Catholic Cathedral, and the University of Arts. We then visit the Petrovaradin Fortress to learn about the life of hussar general András Hadik and place a wreath on his grave in Futog. The day concludes with a group sing-along of Vojvodinian Hungarian folk songs.

Travel and Accommodation We travel by comfortable, air-conditioned bus and stay in Totovo Selo with local hosts. Double rooms and homemade breakfasts ensure comfort, while dinners are served in local restaurants featuring traditional Vojvodinian flavors.

Registration and more information: info@hellovajdasag.com