Kula

Kula, located in the heart of western Bačka, is a vibrant destination where rich traditions, diverse cultures and the hospitality of the Pannonian plain come together. The settlements within the municipality have developed along the Danube–Tisa–Danube Canal, which offers opportunities for recreation, sport fishing and enjoying the natural surroundings. The area’s multi-ethnic character is reflected in the rich cultural heritage of Serbs, Ruthenians, Montenegrins, Hungarians, Croats, Slovaks and other communities. Ruski Krstur stands out as the largest centre of Ruthenian culture in Serbia. Numerous events, out of which the best-known is the Crvena Ruža festival, help preserve the traditions, folklore and customs of this unique region. Kula is also known for its developed industry, long-standing sporting tradition and vibrant cultural life, which complement the municipality’s tourist offer. Thanks to its favourable location, well-preserved landscapes of the Pannonian plain and diverse range of activities and attractions, Kula is an appealing destination for discovering the authentic life and culture of Bačka.