Thus, a dozen settlements from the shores of this Moriš distributary disappeared, among which was the settlement of Arača. There is something for everyone at our picnic and everything is in the spirit of medieval life. Authentic medieval village of Arača, decorated with stalls with old crafts and handicrafts that have been forgotten, presentation of old autochthonous cereals and legumes that were once used in the daily diet and dishes made of them, traditional cooked dishes with venison and rare spices,the highest quality honey from our fields of sunflower and wild acacia,decorative candles of unique workmanship, balms and creams for the most delicate skin of medieval ladies and some interesting pieces of jewelry as a souvenir of this "medieval day".
The highlight of the picnic are medieval fights. Brave warriors swore allegiance to their lord and went with him to battles in which their strength, skill and loyalty were put to the test. They respected the chivalrous code which was a mixture of military, social and Christian ethics. It meant honor, politeness, courage and loyalty. Knighthood lived as the moral norm of medieval warriors! This event is unforgettable because of magnificent parades of knights from Serbia, Vojvodina, Hungary and Romania and medieval dances.
The simulation of the battle from 1551, that took place in this area, after the early Christian crusades, reunited all Christians in order to oppose the Turkish invaders who tried to conquer this area in the 16th century. Here, near the Bečej fortress, which was unfortunately destroyed to the ground, opposed the forces of the Serbian knights under the command of Despot Stefan Lazarević and Đurađ Branković, as well as the Romanian knight VladTepes , known as Dracula and the army of the Hungarian knights of King Sigismund II.