Divša Monastery is located at Fruska Gora. The monastery’s church is dedicated to Saint Nicholas. According to tradition, the monastery was founded by despot Jovan Brankovic in the late fifteenth century.
The first reliable data, were found in Turkish documents from the second half of the sixteenth century. It has been deserted in the 17th century, while in the early 18th century it is mentioned as a possession of the monastery Kuvezdin. The old church was rebuilt in 1744 by Peter Jovanovic from Novi Sad.
The most extensive changes to the church building were made in 1764. by eremit Matthew. New narthex and bell tower on the west side of the church were built. The iconostasis was painted by Teodor Stefanov Gologlavac in 1754.
The monastery was badly damaged during The World War II, and the iconostasis was dismantled. The monastery was partially restored. Since 1980. the monastery has been inhabited again. 

 Mala Remeta Monastery, as other monasteries from Fruška gora, was first mentioned in records dating from 1546. A legend says that it was founded by King Dragutin Nemanjic. By the end of 17th century it was restored by the runaway monks from monastery Rača on Drina river, who were allowed to inhabit it by Arsenije Čarnojević. 
The monastery got its present look in the reconstruction started in 1739 which was carried out by monks from Rača Monastery. The Church of Mala Remeta Monastery was completed in 1739. It has a cross base and the semi circled apse.  Frescoes were painted in 1910 and iconostasis was made in the period 1757 - 1759. The Dormitory of Mala Remeta Monastery was destroyed in the Second World War to be rebult later. It is a active female monastery today.

Monastery with a church dedicated to the Birth of the Virgin is located on the west side of Fruska Gora Mountain, was founded by Abbot Theophilus in 1520. Šišatovac. Present day Church was built in the period from the 1758 until the 1778. Monastery suffered destruction during the World War II. The Church of Šišatovac Monastery is a monumental structure with a three-nave shape and a facade divided with decorative parts that are bounded by pilasters and the belfty of baroque style. The windows are made in gothic style. Dormitories have been built after the fire in 1849 and they were also destroyed as the Church during the Second World War. The reconstruction of the complex began in 1970. Šišatovac Monastery was declared Monument of Culture of Exceptional Importance in 1990, and it is protected by Republic of Serbia. Šišatovac Monastery is a significant spiritual center of Serbia.

 According to the tradition, the monastery dates back from 13th century, and was founded by Serbian king Dragutin. However, the most reliable written evidence on this monastery is the Turkish registration of Srem in 1546.  It was made of brick, but the date of building is not mentioned. The first reliable information about the chapel in the belltower, dedicated to St. Kerikos and Julita, is from 1783. It was reconstructed in 19th and 20th century, but the church of the Bešenovo Monastery kept its prior shape in the basis up to the Second World War when it was completely destroyed. Unfortunately, there is not much left of this big and important monastery today. During the 90s of 20th century, a small chapel was built of wood under old linden trees.  The monastery church was dedicated to the Holy Archangels Michael and Gabriel. Besenovo was devastated in World War II, and the remains were taken apart immediately after the war.    

     From the monastery church that was destroyed in a bombardment in 1944 only the perts of the Iconostasis painted by Stevan Aleksic in 1909, were preserved. The Monastery has not been renovated.

According to the legend, the monastery of Kovilj was founded by the first Serb archbishop Saint Sava in the 13th century and dedicated to Saint Archangels. St Sava came there in an attempt to prevent Hungarian King Andrei from starting the war against Stefan the First Crowned.  According to the  modern history sources, the Kovilj Monastery was built in the end of the 15th century. The Kovilj Monastery was reconstructed in 1705-1707 when the high belltower was built. The new  church of Kovilj Monastery has been built from 1741 until 1749 . Again Kovilj Monastery was demolished and set aflame in 1849. The main church of Kovilj Monastery was so badly destroyed so the new church had to be built, surviving till the present time. The  iconostasis of Kovilj Monastery that exists today, was completed with elements of Italian Renaissance style in 1849 instead of the former one from the 1707, which was burnt in fire. The monastery treasury keeps the belt of silver and gold, which once belonged to St Sava.

Novo (New) Hopovo monastery lies on the south side of Fruška Gora, near the village of Irig. This monastery was founded by Bishop Maksim (Đorđe Branković) between 1496 and 1502.
The monastery church, devoted to Saint Nicholas(some writings on the preserved stones behind the west door of the temple confirm that the church from 1576 is dedicated to saint Nikola. It's the oldest inscript in stone in Vojvodina) has two parts,a church with well-developed and complex interior disposition, and a large narthex on the western side, with simple interior on a rectangular base. The church is built on the cross-in-trefoil floor plan, with a dome in the centre.

The fresco paintings in the church do not belong to the same period. The Church itself was painted by Greek masters in 1608, and narthex in 1654. The older painting has exceptional value and testifies that post-Byzantine painting was still present, and here it was under the influence of the fresco paintings of the Mount Athos and Italian-Crete school
The iconostasis, is the work of Teodor Kracun and was mostly destroyed in the Second World War.Only 19 icons have been preserved.
Throughout it's history, Novo Hopovo monastery has been of great importance to the Serbian people. There was a monastic school here during the 16th century and between 1757 and 1760, one of Serbia's greatest Enlightenment figures, Dimitrije Obradović, stayed here and took his monastic vows, taking on the name of Dositej.
The greatest wealth of the monastery are the remains of Holy Teodor Tiron preserved in kivot, and the fresco of Teodor Tiron in monastery nave.

The legend says that  the monastery was founded in the early 14th century by King Dragutin. Earliest reliable records date back to 1543, and the current shape of the monastery is from 1771. It has a seven-storey bell-tower, the tallest on the Fruska Gora, which was built from 1733 to 1735. Over the centuries, it has been damaged and rebuilt on several occasions.  The monastery is situated in the eastern part of Fruška gora. The church is built with stone and brick, with parcialy preserved wall paintings and outer facade As all other monasteries on Fruška gora, Velika Remeta was also destroyed in 1716. because of the Otoman revenge for lost battle at Petrovarad.Restoration of the monastery took place 4 years later. The last destruction and damaging, the monastery has survived during the Second World War, by the croatian armed forces called Ustasa.

The residential buildings surround the monastery and because of that it resembles as a sort of a fortification. The monastery is active.