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Novi Sad's Salaši

Originating from the Hungarian word Szallas, which translates most directly to 'accommodation' in English, the Salaši found in the countryside around Novi Sad are akin to ranches, farmsteads or tourist farms in other countries. Concentrated near the village of Čenej, there are currently over a dozen or so of these unique attractions, with more expected to gradually open their doors over the coming years. Each of the estates offers a slightly different take on a similar theme, ranging from horse clubs and wedding venues to hands-on farm work and panoramic flight. One thing they all have in common is traditionally prepared cuisine, and most also offer some type of accommodation. in general it always best to call ahead and make reservations, or engage a local travel agent to do so.    

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Brkin Salaš

Also located on the main road through Čenej some 17km north of Novi Sad, Brkin has roots dating back to the early 20th century and is one of the only still fully functioning family farms in the area. Read_on (No Comments)

Cvejin Salaš

If you aren't fortunate enough to have your own Serbian grandparents, perhaps the closest you will ever get is a visit to the farmhouse of Zvonimirka and Aleksandar Cvejić in the village of Begeč some 18km to the west of Novi Sad. Read_on (No Comments)

Naš Salaš

We can say with a certain amount of confidence that this is the only Salaš (or tourist farm, traditional restaurant or ranch of any kind in the world) that also custom builds airworthy replicas of Luftwaffe reconnaissance planes. Read_on (No Comments)

Salaš 137

Situated on an almost regal estate at the end of a tree-lined drive, Salaš 137 is by far the best organised and most professionally run of all the tourist farms in the countryside surrounding Novi Sad, and also offers the most to see an do. Read_on (No Comments)