The Vojvodina Tourism Organisation has joined the international initiative «Danube Festival Caravan», organised within the CAST project — «Culture transforming communities and the economy». The caravan links festivals along the Danube in order to promote cultural diversity, sustainable tourism and cooperation between local communities in the Danube region.
Through the Danube Caravan, visitors can discover authentic cultural events, traditions, cuisine and natural beauty in the various places the Danube connects. The project focuses on festivals that help preserve local identity and create new cultural and tourist experiences.
In Vojvodina, the Danube Caravan includes two well-known events in Sremski Karlovci:
Kult Fest — a festival that brings together audiences of different generations through music, art and contemporary cultural content, and fosters creative energy;
Fruška Walk & Wine — a unique event combining walks through the nature of Fruška Gora with wine culture and local cuisine, offering an authentic experience of Vojvodina.
The Danube Festival Caravan is a platform that brings together festivals and cultural figures from several countries of the Danube region around a shared idea: to make culture a driver of sustainable development, cooperation and new tourist experiences. Through programme exchange, joint promotion and networking, the project increases the international visibility of local events.
During 2026 the caravan brings together festivals and events from several countries of the Danube region:
22–24 May — «A Walk Through the Naïve World», Hlebine (Croatia);
19–21 June — DescOpera Festival, Butuceni (Moldova);
20 June — Night of Museums, Szombathely (Hungary);
21–23 June — Iskriva Fabrika Festival, Ravne na Koroškem (Slovenia);
26–28 June — «Living Neighbourhoods»: Lyulin, Sofia (Bulgaria);
9–11 July — Floating Mills Festival (Slovakia);
August (every weekend) — Kult Fest, Sremski Karlovci (Serbia);
14–16 August — Kolárovo Fair (Slovakia);
3–6 September — Petrovac Jazz Festival, Petrovac (Montenegro);
27 September — Fruška Walk & Wine, Fruška Gora (Serbia).
More information: interreg-danube.eu