From old towns and remarkable bridges to sacred places and natural wonders, find the stops that make your Balkan journey your own.
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Gjirokastra
The aqueduct bridge in the Dunavat neighborhood, known as “Ali Pasha’s Bridge”, is one of the most important remains of the historic aqueduct that once supplied the Gjirokastra Castle with water from the Sopot…
Doboj
Nestled in a peaceful natural setting near Prnjavor, Banja Kulaši is one of the most renowned spa destinations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is particularly famous for its unique thermal mineral water with an…
Višegrad
Nestled among fragrant conifer forests, at an altitude of 460 meters, Višegradska Banja is one of the oldest and most beautiful oases of peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Known for its healing properties since the time…
Tepelenë
The Beçisht Bridge is a historic bridge located over the Vjosa River, below the Tepelena Castle, in southern Albania. It has very old origins, with traces relating to a construction from the Roman period, around the…
Pogradec
It is the most unique bridge in the Pogradec district. It is located about 40 km from the city, over the Shkumbin River, built on the traces of the old Egnatia road, a branch of which started precisely from Golik to…
Jajce
The Bridge of Love, located in one of the most picturesque parts of Little Pliva Lake, is a symbol of connection not only between the shores, but also between the hearts of visitors. Surrounded by emerald water and…
Livno
The bridge on Duman, also known as Firdus Bridge, is one of the most picturesque old bridges in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located in Livno, on the Bistrica stream. It stands only about a hundred meters from its source —…
Sarajevo
Brusa bezistan, built in 1551 on the orders of Rustem-paša, the grand vizier of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, is one of the most striking buildings in Sarajevo's Baščaršija. Recognisable by its six large roof domes…
Sarajevo
The Cathedral Church of the Holy Mother of God is the largest Orthodox church in Sarajevo and one of the largest in the Balkans. It stands in the heart of the city, on the right bank of the Miljacka, its five domes…
Tuzla
The Cathedral Church of the Dormition of the Most Holy Mother of God, built in 1926, is one of the most monumental symbols of Tuzla and a testament to its centuries-long openness and multiculturalism. Located on the…
Bijeljina
Located in the heart of Bijeljina, the Church of the Most Pure Heart of Mary stands as a silent witness to time and an architectural gem that captivates with its elegance. Built in 1886 according to the designs of the…
Bijeljina
Dominating the central King Peter I Karađorđević City Square, the City Assembly building is the most striking symbol of Bijeljina. This representative example of Austro-Hungarian architecture draws attention with its…
Përmet
The City Stone is one of the most characteristic and well-known symbols of the city of Përmet. Located at the entrance to the city, above the Vjosa River, this natural rock formation represents an important identity…
Tepelenë
The Dragotit Bridge is one of the most characteristic engineering works on the Vjosa River, built in the 30s and considered an important connecting node between Tepelena and southern areas such as Përmet and…
Sarajevo
Kozija Ćuprija is the only fully preserved Ottoman bridge on the Miljacka River and one of four old bridges in the Sarajevo area that have survived the centuries. Built during the reign of Vizier Mehmed-Pasha Sokolović…
Berat
Gorica Bridge, one of the most famous symbols of Berat, was built in stone in 1777 by Ahmet Kurt Pasha, replacing an earlier wooden bridge mentioned by Evlija Çelebi in the 17th century. It has undergone several…
Vlora
Grama Bay is located on the Karaburun peninsula and is one of the most beautiful and isolated places on the Albanian coast. Accessible only by boat, this small bay offers crystal clear waters, a virgin white stone…
Trebinje
The Green Market on Trg Slobode, under the old plane trees, is one of Trebinje’s most recognizable everyday attractions. Here you can find local products from Herzegovina, and the market’s atmosphere gives the city a…
Prijedor
Located in the gentle valley of the Sana River, just 13 kilometers from Sanski Most, Sanska Ilidža represents a huge but still underused potential. Although it has exceptionally warm and healing springs that, according…
Tuzla
Located on the sunny slopes just two kilometers south of the city center, Ilinčica is the most beloved mountain retreat of Tuzla's residents and the true "green roof" of the city of salt. Rising to 420 meters above sea…
