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 and do. Other than the gorgeously kept estate itself, the main attraction here, or at least the one most frequented by locals and tourists alike, is the traditional Serbian restaurant, which serves many dishes that cannot be found elsewhere (at least not prepared this well). The dining areas are could also well be considered as mini ethnological museums, as the walls, shelves and cupboards are packed with various rural bric-a-brac. In a separate building there are 13 spacious rooms for hire, all individually designed in an old German style, but equipped with modern bathrooms and extras such as TVs and stereos, and there's even an onsite sauna. For horse lovers, there is also a stable with some two dozen of the majestic creatures, and the numerous other activities available to guests include wine tastings, hunting trips, golf lessons, archery, volleyball, horse-drawn carriage rides and much more.