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Sumadija wine tour from Belgrade
Sumadija wine tour is a private wine trip from Belgrade for travelers who want Serbian wine, royal heritage and a relaxed countryside route. The region is often called Serbian Tuscany because of its hills, vineyards and long wine tradition.
Sumadija sits in central Serbia, around Kosmaj, Rudnik, Vencac, Topola and Oplenac. People have grown vines here for a long time. Also, the area has strong links with Serbian royal history and local family wineries.
The tour starts with pickup from your hotel at the arranged time. Then, your guide introduces the route, the wine region and the places you will visit during the day.
Sumadija vineyards and Serbian wine
The first part of the tour focuses on the wine culture of Sumadija. This region is known for sunny slopes, small estates and serious wine producers.
Depending on the program, the route may include respected local wineries such as Radovanovic Winery and Aleksandrovic Winery. These producers helped shape the modern Serbian wine scene and made Sumadija better known among wine lovers.
During the tasting, you can learn about local grapes, cellar work and the style of wines from this part of Serbia. The experience is easy to enjoy even if you are not a wine expert.
Oplenac and royal wine heritage
A special part of this Sumadija wine tour is Oplenac and Topola. This area is closely linked with the Karadjordjevic royal family and Serbian history.
Oplenac adds cultural depth to the wine route. In addition, it helps visitors understand why this region is more than a place for tasting wine. It is also a place of memory, architecture and national heritage.
Who this wine tour is for
Sumadija wine tour works well for couples, friends, small groups and travelers who want a calm day outside Belgrade. The pace is relaxed, with time for tastings, stories, photos and local scenery.
This tour also fits well with other Serbia tours focused on culture, monasteries, royal heritage and countryside experiences.
Finally, after the winery visits and planned stops, we return to Belgrade. The tour gives you a clear and enjoyable introduction to Sumadija, Serbian wine and the heritage of Oplenac.
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Departure Time10:00
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Return Time19:00
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Tour plan
Meeting at the previously agreed place at 9h
Gathering the group at 9 am at the agreed place, where you will be welcomed by our licensed travel guide. We are moving the road to Velika Plana and the small town of Krnjevo, which is 90 km from Belgrade.
Podrum Radovanovic
After driving for about an hour, we come to Krnjevo and Podrum of the wine Radovanovic. Winery was founded in 1990. as the first small private winery in Serbia. The most widespread wines from this collection are Cabernet sauvignon, Chardonnay and Sauvignon blanc.
Oplenac
After tasting and sightseeing, continue the route to Topola and Oplenac. Our next stop is Oplenac and Aleksandrovic Winery. Aleksandrovic’s family has been involved in viticulture and wine making for over a hundred years and has been closely cooperating with winemakers of royal cellars from the beginning, and was also among the founders of the Venetian Viticulture Cooperative.
Winery Aleksandrovic
We will have the opportunity to try some of the most famous species such as: Variant, Oplen Riesling, Trijumf Rose.
St. George’s church
We continue our journey to the Royal Poses, the Church of Sv. George and the Royal Winery. The church actually represents the dynastic grave of Karađorđević, and was built on the model of numerous ruling mausoleums in Europe.
Royal winery
We complete the tour with a visit to the Royal Winery. It was built in 1931 by King Aleksandar I Karadjordjevic, in a place where there was a small basement in which until the beginning of the Great War, grapes were processed.
Return to Belgrade in evening hours
After visiting the royal winery we go back to Belgrade. Arriving in the evening hours drive will last about an hour.