Bački Petrovac

Bački Petrovac, located in the southern part of the Bačka region, is a distinctive destination in Vojvodina, renowned for the well-preserved culture, traditions, and hospitality of the Vojvodina Slovaks. This multicultural municipality, comprising the settlements of Bački Petrovac, Kulpin, Gložan, and Maglić, offers an authentic experience through its architecture, customs, gastronomy, and cultural heritage. Among its most significant attractions are the National Museum, the 18th-century Slovak House, and the Zuzka Medveďová Gallery, all of which preserve the rich cultural and artistic heritage of the Slovak community in Vojvodina. In Kulpin, visitors can explore the Dunđerski Castle Complex, home to the Museum of Agriculture and its surrounding park. Throughout the year, numerous festivals celebrating traditional customs, folklore, and local cuisine. Bački Petrovac is also known for its long tradition of hop cultivation, traditional crafts, and local delicacies, most notably Petrovac kulen, a protected traditional delicacy renowned for its distinctive flavour. Its natural surroundings, proximity to the Danube River, water park, and opportunities for cycling, fishing, and outdoor recreation further enhance the appeal of this authentic destination in the heart of the Pannonian Plain.