From old towns and remarkable bridges to sacred places and natural wonders, find the stops that make your Balkan journey your own.
21–30 of 30 landmarks
Mostar
Old Town Blagaj, also known as Stjepan-grad or Bona, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited fortress sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on top of a karst hill above the source of the Buna River, near Mostar.…
Bihać
Stari grad Ostrovica is a large fortification on a steep hill above the left bank of the Una River near the settlement of Ostrovica, close to Kulen Vakuf in the municipality of Bihać. Located within Una National Park,…
Bosanska Krupa
Old Town Pset is one of the most interesting medieval fortresses in Bosanska Krajina, located on a hill above the Krupa River. Over the centuries, it played an important role in controlling trade routes and defending…
Ravno
Old Town Trebinje, also known as Kastel, is one of the most beautiful Ottoman fortresses in Herzegovina and Trebinje's main historical attraction. It was built in the early 18th century on the right bank of the…
Visoko
At the very top of Visočica hill, 300 meters above the valley where the town of Visoko lives and breathes today, stand the quiet remains of one of the most important places in Bosnia's history — the Old Royal Town of…
Bihać
Perched on steep cliffs above the emerald Neretva, Počitelj is a fascinating open-air museum and one of the most important national monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its origins are linked to King Tvrtko I…
Tirana
Skanderbeg Square represents one of Tirana's most important and well-known public spaces, developed in different historical periods and redeveloped into its current form in 2017. The reconstruction project was…
Čapljina
Vidoški Old Town, also known as Križevac, sits on a conical limestone hill above Stolac, on the left bank of the Bregava River. It is one of the largest medieval fortresses in Bosnia and Herzegovina – in the 17th…
Koper
The finest Venetian Gothic square in Slovenia, and one used by residents rather than visitors. Koper was Capodistria, the administrative capital of Venetian Istria, and Tito Square is what that left behind: the…
Travnik
Travnik’s korzo, located in the heart of the main Bosnian Street, is the lifeline of social life in this vizier town. Inspired by global trends and modern urban planning solutions, the korzo has been turned into a…
