Overview
Vršac offers a refreshing contrast to the flat Vojvodina plains with its island mountains rising from what was once the Pannonian Sea. The town is a premier wine destination with the Vrsac Wine Route and annual Grape Ball festival, while also providing affordable prices compared to Western Europe.
Budget Travel · Day Trips · History · Nature
Before you go
Connectivity
Free WiFi in town center. 4G available from VIP, Telenor, and MTS throughout the town.
Culture
Multiethnic town with 200+ years of history reflected in Serbian, Romanian, Hungarian, and German cultural influences.
Food
Café bars open 08:00-24:00 in town center. Coffee €1-2 for two cups. Beer from €1 domestic to €2-3 imported.
Money
Serbian Dinar (RSD) is the local currency. Euros are accepted at some hotels and tourist establishments but expect better rates with local currency.
Safety
Generally very safe; downtown well-lit at night. Lock rented accommodation doors. Police station available for lost property reports.
Transport
Buses run hourly from Belgrade (under 2hr) and Novi Sad (3hr, 1500 din). Trains to Belgrade: 6 daily, 2hr, under €4.
