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Among the regions of Serbia, Vojvodina stands out for its broad Pannonian plains, river country and multicultural heritage. The Danube and Tisa shape this northern province, whose fertile lowlands have long supported farming and market towns. Novi Sad, Vojvodina’s largest city, lies on the Danube beneath the Petrovaradin Fortress, a major landmark with origins in the Habsburg military frontier. Across the region, Serbian, Hungarian, Slovak, Romanian and other communities contribute to its varied languages, food traditions and local life. Fruška Gora, a low mountain range south of Novi Sad, adds vineyards and woodland to an otherwise open horizon. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Vojvodina.