Serbia is a multicultural country brimming with fascinating places to discover, home to one of the world's most significant Slavic cultural heritages despite its modest size. This episode travels to a true pearl of Serbian lands: Fantast Castle and the nearby town of Bečej, in the northern province of Vojvodina. Built in the early 20th century for the landowner and celebrated horse breeder Bogdan Dunđerski, the castle rises from the Pannonian plain with romantic turrets, a chapel and a park, surrounded by the stud farm that made its owner's fortune and reputation. Nearby Bečej, on the banks of the Tisa river, adds a graceful provincial town of squares, churches and Central European facades.
