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Sremski Karlovci Sremski in Collection Cellar Wine NOVO HOPOVO MONASTERY HOPOVO NOVO COBISS.SR-ID 332121607 COBISS.SR-ID ISBN 978-86-81528-46-4 ISBN 711.4(497.113 Sremski Karlovci)(084.3) Sremski 711.4(497.113 338.48(Sremski Karlovci)(036) Karlovci)(036) 338.48(Sremski Библиотека Матице српске, Нови Сад Нови српске, Матице Библиотека CIP - Каталогизација у публикацији у Каталогизација - CIP far from Novi Sad. Novi from far Sremski Karlovci is 60 km far from Belgrade, and 11 km km 11 and Belgrade, from far km 60 is Karlovci Sremski Novi Sad, 2019 Sad, Novi of great significance for the Serbian culture. culture. Serbian the for significance great of ISBN 978-86-81528-46-4 ISBN century. Some of them, like Hopovo and Krušedol, are are Krušedol, and Hopovo like them, of Some century. Print run of 8,000 copies 8,000 of run Print 16 the from mainly dating monasteries sixteen are th Printed by: Printshop “Futura” Printshop by: Printed of Sremski Karlovci, on the hills of Fruška Gora, there there Gora, Fruška of hills the on Karlovci, Sremski of THE MONASTERIES OF FRUŠKA GORA – in the vicinity vicinity the in – GORA FRUŠKA OF MONASTERIES THE Nenad Nedomački, TONS archive TONS Nedomački, Nenad Photographs: Aleksandar Milutinović, Dragan Kurucić, Dragan Milutinović, Aleksandar Photographs: was buried there. buried was Graphic Solutions Graphic pre-press: and Design Radičević, a pupil of the Karlovci Grammar School, School, Grammar Karlovci the of pupil a Radičević, Map design: Grafički studio Žiža – Graphic studio Žiža studio Graphic – Žiža studio Grafički design: Map and the fact that the famous Serbian poet Branko Branko poet Serbian famous the that fact the and Sremski Karlovci. It is famous for its beautiful nature nature beautiful its for famous is It Karlovci. 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Rajačića Patrijarha Karlovci’s Bermet has particularly been famous and and famous been particularly has Bermet Karlovci’s Its wines have gained the worldwide reputation. reputation. worldwide the gained have wines Its Tourism organisation of Sremski Karlovci Sremski of organisation Tourism Karlovci has been famous wine centre for centuries. centuries. for centre wine famous been has Karlovci Sremski Mountain in Srem dates from the Roman period. period. Roman the from dates Srem in Mountain TOURIST INFORMATION: TOURIST The tradition of winegrowing on Fruska Gora Gora Fruska on winegrowing of tradition The WINEGROWING AND WINE PRODUCTION WINE AND WINEGROWING WINERIES AND WINE CELLARS MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES BAJILO Cellar - Patrijarha Rajačića 9 1 THE CITY MUSEUM OF NOVI SAD – COLLECTION IN SREMSKI KARLOVCI O.Z.Z. BENIŠEK-VESELINOVIĆ - Ivana Mažuranića 5 Address: 16 Patrijarha Rajačića St. VERITAS Winery - Ešikovac 105 +381 (0) 21/881-637 www.museumns.rs Working hours: from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m.every day except Sunday VINUM Winery - Karlovačkog mira 26a DOŠEN Winery - Karlovačkih đaka 10 2 “TREASURY”- MUSEUM OF SERBIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH IN PATRIARCHY RESIDENCE DULKA Winery - Karlovačkog mira 18 Address: Trg Branka Radičevića 8 ĐURĐIĆ Winery - Raša 4 +381 (0) 21/881-729 Working hours: from 8 am to 2 pm on working days; from 8 am to ŽIVANOVIĆ Winery - Mitropolita Stratimirovića 86b 12 am on Sundays KIŠ Winery - Karlovačkog mira 46 3 BEEKEEPING MUSEUM ‘PROFESSOR JOVAN ŽIVANOVIĆ’ MK KOSOVIĆ Winery - Karlovačkog mira 42 Address: 86b Mitropolita Stratimirovića St. KURJAK Winery - Žarka Zrenjanina 17 +381 (0) 21/881-071 www.muzejzivanovic.com Working hours: from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. every day MRĐANIN Winery - Jovana Grosa 16 PETROVIĆ Cellar - Karlovačkog mira 34 4 ART ET VINUM Address: 3 Mitropolita Stratimirovića St University of Novi Sad - Faculty of Agriculture - Karlovačkih đaka 35 +381 (0) 62 412 674 PROBUS Wine cellar - Karlovačkog mira 30 5 THE GALLERY OF THE CULTURAL CENTRE Patriarchy’s Cellar - Trg Branka Radičevića 8 Address: Trg Branka Radičevića 7 LUMBER D.O.O. - Sarajevska 15 +381 (0) 21/881-075 45. PARALELA Winery – Doka bb FOUNTAIN “FOUR LIONS” 6 ORGANISATION FOR PROTECTION OF THE HERITAGE OF THE VITIS Winery – Karlovačkih đaka 120 GERMANS FROM THE DANUBE BASIN – NATIVE HOME Address: 1a Andreja Volnog St. AH, KARLOVCI, MY DEAREST PLACE... +381 (0) 21/881-707 +381(0)65/55-28-747 www.zavicajnakuca.com The town of Serbian culture and spirituality Working hours: Visits are by prior arrangement. 7 THE MATCH MUSEUM Sremski Karlovci is a town where the peeling of church bells can Address: 72 Mitropolita Stratimirovića str. be as loud as in Florence, where pupils still read Latin, where +381 (0) 21/884-147 +381 (0) 62/521-351 www.muzejsibica.com there are still some remnants of the noble social refinement, Working hours: Thursday-Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm; Visits are where people still sit on the benches in front of their houses, possible on other days by appointment and where a visitor is met with cordiality and hospitability. Throughout history it has been a phoenix of a town, the place where the most important events have taken place, and where many of our eminent compatriots have lived. It used to be the cultural centre of Serbs in Hungary, and the first bridge between Serbian Orthodox culture and the Enlightemnt of the West. It is from this vantage point that one can have the best view of Karlovci with its five sharp spires, its roofs, crooked streets, and its surrounding hills. WINE CELLAR COLLECTION IN SREMSKI KARLOVCI gornju polovinu gornju ROTIRATI ZA 180o ZA ROTIRATI LEGEND Railway station Green Market Car park Pier for for private vehicles passengers’ ships Tourist Information Centre Hospital Petrol station University Campus Police Georgije Branković for the purposes of the Common Funds in 1902. for decades. Visitors can also see the sculpture of the poet Duško TOP ATTRACTIONS The department of the Archive of the Serbian Academy for Science Trifunović, the work of sculptor Stevan Filipović. and Arts is also situated in this building. 11 PRESENTATION OF THE VIRGIN MARY MONASTERY (UPPER 6 CHAPEL OF PEACE CHURCH) This exceptional monument was built in 1817 on the site where famous The church is dedicated to the Presentation of the Virgin Mary. Karlovci Peace Treaty had been signed between the countries of the It was built in 1746 on the site of the older church from the 16th Christian Alliance and Turkey in 1699. During the negotiations, for the century. Besides the large number of priests and distinguished first time in the history of the world diplomacy, the round table was citizens of Karlovci who were buried in the church yard, the tombs used officially. The original conference hall that had been made of wood of Serbian patriarchs, Georgije Branković and Lukijan Bogdanović, was replaced with the present chapel by decree of Vienna War Council. are also in the crypt of the church. 7 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 12 LOWER CHURCH The church dedicated to the Holy Trinity was built in 1768 in the Baroque The church is dedicated to St. Peter and Paul, the apostles. It was style. The church portal is one of the most beautiful examples of this mentioned for the first time in a written document in 1599. Instead style in the region. It was built on the site of the former Benedictine PATRIARCHY RESIDENCE of the old church, a new church building was erected on the same basilica. The church has been renovated and expanded several times. place in 1719. In the church yard, there is a huge plane tree, which is 1 PATRIARCHY RESIDENCE under the state protection and represents an exceptional natural This is the most monumental building from the 19th century in 8 TOWN HALL monument of Sremski Karlovci. Vojvodina. It represents the combination of Baroque and pseudo- The edifice was built in the period between 1808 and 1811 in Renaissance styles. The Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Neoclassical style. The most significant event that took place in this 13 SEMINARY so-called Treasury, is situated within the palace.
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