From old towns and remarkable bridges to sacred places and natural wonders, find the stops that make your Balkan journey your own.
21–25 of 25 landmarks
Čapljina
The stone guardian of time above the Neretva The clock tower in Počitelj is one of the most striking buildings in this museum town. Built around 1664, it was not only a timekeeper but also a strategically important…
Sarajevo
Sarajevo City Hall (Vijećnica) is the most opulent building of Austro-Hungarian Sarajevo and one of the city's most recognisable symbols. It stands by the Miljacka, near Baščaršija, built in the pseudo-Moorish style…
Tirana
The Palace of Congresses is one of the most important institutional and cultural buildings in Tirana, located in the center of the capital, near Skanderbeg Square. The building serves as a venue for conferences,…
Travnik
Travnik's second guardian of time, the Clock Tower on Musala, stands proudly in Donja Čaršija as another mark of Ottoman heritage and a symbol of the city's urban development. Built with the primary purpose of…
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…
