From old towns and remarkable bridges to sacred places and natural wonders, find the stops that make your Balkan journey your own.
21–26 of 26 landmarks
Tepelenë
The Tepelena camp was established in the years 1949–1954 in the former Italian barracks and was one of the most important internment camps during the communist regime in Albania. It was created to deport hundreds of…
Pogradec
At the heart of Illyrian history, on the eastern side of Gradishte hill, lie the Monumental Tombs of Lower Selca – a rare archaeological treasure dating back to the 4th–3rd centuries BC. These tombs are carved into the…
Gjirokastra
The Obelisk of Education is located in the city of Gjirokastra and is an important monument dedicated to education and knowledge in the region. It symbolizes the community's efforts to develop education and the…
Mostar
The Partisan Memorial Cemetery in Mostar is one of the most striking memorial sites in the former Yugoslavia and a masterpiece of 20th century architecture. Built in 1965 in the western part of Mostar, this imposing…
Sarajevo
The Tunnel of Hope, also known as Tunnel D-B, is one of Sarajevo's most striking memorial complexes and is today managed by the Sarajevo Memorial Centre. The tunnel was dug in 1993 beneath the runway of Sarajevo's…
Foča
The Valley of Heroes, a memorial complex at Tjentište in the heart of Sutjeska National Park, is one of the most significant memorial sites in BiH. It honours the Battle of the Sutjeska, one of the hardest and most…
