Vajska
Nearby · About 6 minutes by car
Lake Provala
The deepest lake in Vojvodina, left behind by a great Danube flood: beach, campsite and fishing.
Nearby · About 24 minutes by car
Selenča
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Selenča is first mentioned in 1590; in 1758 it was settled by Slovaks from northern Hungary. The Evangelical church dates from 1870. The village has a Slovak-language primary school and the cultural society “Jan Kolár”, founded in 1948 (Wikipedia).
Selenča is known for sorghum brooms, with about 25 workshops (Wikipedia). West of the village lies the Bač fishpond, to the south-west the Karađorđevo hunting ground (Wikipedia).
Driving times from Vajska are approximate, calculated from OpenStreetMap data.
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Nearby · About 15 minutes by car
Bač Fortress, the Šiljak Gate and the Ottoman Bath
The best-preserved medieval fortress in Vojvodina, the Šiljak city gate with its Gothic double windows and the remains of an Ottoman bath: history and tips for a visit.
Nearby · About 17 minutes by car
Franciscan Monastery in Bač
The monastery of the Assumption: Gothic, Romanesque and Classicist, with a working organ and a museum.