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Vineyards Vrsac Royalty Free Stock Photo
Fresh ripe grape from Vrsac Royalty Free Stock Photo
Beautiful landscape from Vrsac hill. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Old tower of Vrsac on cloudy day Royalty Free Stock Photo
Empty road that leads through the vineyards Royalty Free Stock Photo
Harvest of grapes Royalty Free Stock Photo
View from the top of the Vrac hill. Landscape of forest, fields and vineyards Royalty Free Stock Photo
Vineyards Vrsac
Podnozje Vrsackih planina, Vrsacka kula Royalty Free Stock Photo
Vrsac Panorama Royalty Free Stock Photo
View from the top of the Vrac hill. Landscape of forest, fields and vineyards Royalty Free Stock Photo
View from the top of the Vršac hill. Landscape of forest, fields and vineyards Royalty Free Stock Photo
The old way goes through the vineyards countryside landscape Royalty Free Stock Photo
Vineyards and Sunset Royalty Free Stock Photo
Panoramic view of Vrsac town and green plains under a cloudy spring sky in Serbia. In the distance, you can see the red tiled Royalty Free Stock Photo
Vrsac and its surroundings have been known as viticulture area since the Roman rule. The first written data on Vrsac wine originate in 1494, when a Budim court steward paid 10 golden forint for the barrel of Vrsac wine intended for the Hungarian King Ladislaus. In the 19th century, Vrsac vineyards were among the biggest vineyards in Europe and stretched across 17.000 acres (10.000 ha). By the end of September there is a big Grape Harvest Festival Grozdjembal in the town of Vrsac which is surrounded with vineyards.


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