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Telenet Hotels Network | Serbia Hotel Royal (ex Turist), Bela Crkva Media Center Bela Crkva Phone: +38164 5558581; +38161 6154768; www.booking-hotels.biz [email protected] Hotel Royal (ex Turist), Bela Crkva Hotel Royal ex Turist is located9.86 150 m from lake, just renovated has proffesional alley, few tennis and basketball playgrouns. Hotel has about 100 bads and in bungalow is possible to be based about 50 people. From the motels garden which is based on the riverside, on one side you have view Serbia, and on the other Romania. The old town is known from the period of austrougaria. From the restaurant garden enjoy in beautiful view on the old castle, where was located old Roman colony. Near is based european famous hunt place "Labudovo okno" and island "Cibuklija" "Enjoy in the clearest and the best lake, sleep in the hotel or bungalow". Bela Crkva, 96 km far from Belgrade, a litle town in the south of Banat, with beautiful countryside, old and picturesque facades and streets, parks and lakes, is a genuine oasis for tourists. Outlying and far from the hustle and bustle of big cities and speed of modern life, Bela Crkva. Hers visitors refreshment, leisure and enjoyable holidays. Near Bela Crkva is based Czech village, actually czech nationally village. Bela Crkva ["White Church"] is situated in a spacions valley of the Nera river, in the sout-eastern point of Vojvodina. On the East side, Bela Crkva is bordered by the carpati mauntains and opened to Panonian Depresion to the West. Belgrade, the capital, is less than 100 km far from Bela Crkva. Some rivers such as the Danube, the Nera, the Karas, then Danube-Tisa-Danube Canal, are all at close quarters, and, moreover, there are as many as 7 crystal clear lakes, nearby. It is, then, no wonder that Bela Crkva is also called "Venice of Vojvodina". The town itself was named after an old church which had been found there by the first settlers. Deliblatska Pescara, a unique sandy terrain in Europe spreads within reach of 15 km from Bela Crkva. It is a popular outing and a well-known hunting ground, particularly for big games. page 1 / 10 Bela Crkva, a well-known resort with its picturesque countryside, beautiful lakes, elaborate baroque facades, famous "Flower Carnival" held in summer, fruits and wines of high quality, attract lots of tourists during a course of summer season. Finally, since the town hasn't developed into industrial area, there is no pollution, and consequently Bela Crkva is classified as an ecological town. PRICE LIST in Hotel Royal (ex Turist), Bela Crkva Index Room Type Price Maximum Minimum From Date Up to Date Room Type (EUR) person days Code 1/1 Accommodation on extra bed - B 12.24 1 1457 1/2 Double Room with bathroom - BB 24.47 2 1458 1/1 Double Room as - BB 16.31 2 1459 * Prices in tabel presented in EUR, per person per night. OTHER SERVICE in Hotel Royal (ex Turist), Bela Crkva Index Service Type Price (EUR) Service No DAY Daily resting in 1/1 Room 8.16 59 DAY Daily resting in 1/2 Room - pe 4.76 60 TAX Accommodation tax 0.54 61 * Prices in tabel presented in EUR, per person per service. Bela Crkva Serbia Bela Crkva and its surrounding area had been settled down back in the ancient times, in the Stone Age. People had been living there even throughout other prehistoric periods - the Bronze and the Iron Age, what numerous archaeological remains prove today. However, the most interesting remains were found on the town locations [for eg. Siglova ciglana stratum]. the Celts, the Skits and the Dutches had settled there or just passed along, and by the end of the younger Iron Aged it started a new period in history - the Roman Domination which would last until the middle of III century. When Barbarians, particularly the Goths and the Sarmats had started invading the South Banat, it was finally lost for the Roman Empire. The Sarmats had settled down there learing their marks and some remains of their material culture are numerous and most interesting particularly on Bela Crkva location [from different dishes to various ornaments]. The Avars and the Slavs had come with the great movement of peoples [VI century], but it is rather strange that few orchaeological remains were found from that period, after the Sarmats had gone The Slavs finally had settled and stayed on the conquered territory, while the Avars had continued to conquer other territories, carrying out raids. The alliance between them broke off, and the Avars, as a powerful military force had left the territory, while the Slavs suffered the influence of their powerful neighbours, Byzantium and French country. However, the Bulgarians had started their great invasion, when the Slavs were forced either to form an alliance with them, or to fall into their power, and so page 2 / 10 Bulgaria was established. As for the Sout-East of Banat, which often changed rulers, since the Avars power had fallen, now it fell under Bulgarian power. In the IX century the Hungarians occupied the territory of Banat and Bela Crkva was in their power them. They stayed there until 1522 when the Turks invaded Temisvar and became the rulers of this area. In the XVII century the war betwen Austria and Turkey broke out, but in 1716 the Prince Eugene of Savoy had conquered Temisvar and handed it over to Earl Merci to govern. Earl Merci occupied the fortress by the Danube river, Palanka and Pancevo, and so this territory became definitely free from the Turks. Bela Crkva was founded as soon as the territory had been liberated from the Turks. It was earl Merci who organized a massive colonization of the Germans from Germany, French country and Hesen. During the years that followed, the Germans continned to settle there, establishing a nice wealthy town where different trades were developed, especially wine growing and production of high quality wines. Very soon afterwards, the Serbs, the Romanians and some other nationalities, also started to settle there. However, the great majority of population still consisted of the Germans until World War II. In order to protect themselves from the Turks, Austria formed a military border and the Wallach-Illirian regiment in 1774. Some fine buildings were built at that time and most of them are in good condition up to these days. Military border was abolished in 1872 and Bela Crkva was united with Hungary again having returned to civilian government after years of military rule. The first mayor then was Leonhard Bohm, a learned man who wrote the first history of Bela Crkva. Then in 1877 Felix Milleker founded the museum, and at the same time it was the first museum in Vojvodina. Bela Crkva had been a part of Austro-Hungarian Monarchy up to 1918 when it was united in the Monarchy of the Serbs, the Croatians and the Slovenians. Hungarian administration and language withdrew, but the economic power of Bela Crkva weakened more and more. After Romania and the Monarchy of the SCS had been divided unsatisfactory, Bela Crkva was left on the very border, while the woods and cultiuable soil belonged to Romania. Many roads were cut off, meny markets lost for Bela Crkva. Then World War II broke off. Love and harmony of multinational community was mined. After the war almost all the Germans and locals left it.... 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