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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Pustec
Lake Prespa is the main lake of the Pustec Municipality and one of the oldest and cleanest lakes in the Balkans. With crystal clear waters and calm shores, it offers opportunities for hiking, bird watching and…
Pustec
Maligrad Island is a geomonument, the central point of the Prespa National Park. It is located in the southern part of Lake Prespa and is appreciated for its natural beauty and cultural values. The island has a special…
Pustec
It has been inhabited since 7000 years ago in the Middle Neolithic era, it is located in the north of the municipality near the shore of the lake with an area of 7 ha. It has archaeological, historical and cultural…
Pustec
Prespa National Park covers most of the lake and the surrounding area, including forests, meadows and hilly-mountainous terrain. The area is protected and home to many rare plant and animal species. The park offers…
Pustec
Rallnik Beach is a natural destination located in the Municipality of Pustec, on the shores of Lake Prespa. Known for its clear waters, peaceful landscape and unique panorama, it offers an ideal environment for rest,…
Pustec
In the new neighborhood of the village of Gorica e Madhe, there are old construction structures known by the micro-toponym "Vakofçinata". It dates back to the 6th century AD with an area of 400m².
Pustec
It is located in the northeast of the village, 200 m from the shore of Lake Prespa. The monastery was founded in 1888 and became a religious object in 1996. The feast of the Monastery is celebrated on July 30th of each…
Pustec
It is a hermitage church located in the southern part of the village of Gllomboć. It is located near the place with the toponym “Crna Karpa”, a cave with a height of 25m. The church has floors and is reached by an iron…
Pustec
It is located on the shore of Lake Prespa, in its east, near the state border with Greece. The ascent to the multi-storey church is done by metal stairs. The first floor is the cell where the monks lived and its upper…
Pustec
They were built with lime stone walls with a thickness of 0,70 cm, they are an Ottoman legacy in our lands and belong to the 18th-19th centuries. The purpose was to control road patrols and movements on the lake. There…
Pustec
It is located near the village of Gorica e Vogël. It was the most visible and interesting place where water flowed underground from Lake Prespa e Madhe to Lake Ohrid. This geomonument has scientific, geological,…
