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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Tirana
The National Theatre of Opera, Ballet and Popular Ensemble is located in the center of Tirana, in “Skënderbej” Square, and is the highest performing arts institution in Albania. Founded in 1953, it represents one of…
Banja Luka
The National Theatre of Republika Srpska in Banja Luka was founded on 2 September 1930 as the National Theatre of the Vrbas Banovina, on the initiative of Ban Svetislav Tisa Milosavljević and the Prosvjeta society. It…
Sarajevo
The National Theatre Sarajevo is the central theatre institution in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Founded in the early 20th century, it hosts numerous plays, operas, and ballets. It is an important part of Sarajevo's…
Čitluk
The archaeological site of stećci along the Ričina stream in Čitluk has officially been declared a national monument. This prestigious title confirms what the local community has always known – that the Herzegovinian…
Tuzla
Within the Panonska Jezera complex lies the fascinating Archaeological Park – a Neolithic pile-dwelling settlement, the first open-air museum of its kind in Bosnia and Herzegovina and southeastern Europe. This site is…
Jablanica
The Neretva Canyon is one of the most magnificent natural sights in Herzegovina, lying along the M-17 (E73) main road between Jablanica and Drežnica. The Neretva River, about 230 kilometres long, has over the centuries…
Jablanica
Dino Raft is a rafting center from Konjic, founded in 2008, that organizes exciting adventures on the emerald Neretva River, through some of the most beautiful natural landscapes of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The rafting…
Čapljina
The Neretva River is one of the most famous natural attractions in Bosnia and Herzegovina and a symbol of Herzegovina. Known for its emerald-green color, it flows through spectacular canyons, mountainous landscapes,…
Jablanica
Rafting on the Neretva River is one of the most thrilling adrenaline experiences in Bosnia and Herzegovina, known for its turquoise water, spectacular canyons, and pristine nature. The most popular stretches are…
Čapljina
Neum Beach is the main city beach in Bosnia and Herzegovina's only coastal town, perfect for everyone who wants to enjoy the sun and the sea. It stretches along the Adriatic coastline and offers a combination of…
Neum
The Neum Museum and Gallery is located in the crypt of the Church of Our Lady of Health and is a small but rich cultural venue that reveals the rich past of Neum and the wider Herzegovina region. In this space,…
Tirana
The New Bazaar is one of the busiest and most energetic areas of Tirana, known for its harmonious combination of tradition and modernity. Rebuilt and redeveloped in recent years, this urban space offers an authentic…
Tepelenë
The Nivica Canyons and the Peshtura Waterfall are one of the most unique natural assets of the Tepelena area. The canyons lie near the village of Nivica and were formed by the erosion of the stream that passes through…
Mostar
Novakuša Cave is one of the most impressive natural gems of the municipality of Nevesinje and has been declared a natural monument. Hidden at the bottom of a stone amphitheater with vertical cliffs up to one hundred…
Gjirokastra
The Old Bazaar of Gjirokastra is one of the city's most popular historical and cultural attractions. It is located in the center of the old town, preserving the characteristic architecture of the Ottoman period, with…
Vlora
Situated along the bay of Vlora, Plazhi i Vjetër and Plazhi i Ri represent the heart of the city’s urban coastal life. With developed infrastructure, wide sidewalks, green promenades and a multitude of seaside…
Jablanica
Stari Most in Mostar, a symbol of the city and UNESCO heritage, connects the banks of the Neretva and delights visitors with its history, architecture and famous bridge dives. Stari Most in Mostar is one of the most…
Banja Luka
Nestled in the peace of the village of Malo Blaško, just a mile and a half from Slatina, the Old Log Church stands as a silent witness to survival and faith. Although 1745 is taken as the official date, eight stećci in…
Klos
Between the high mountains and deep valleys of Klos, old mountain roads, and especially the Arber Road, are preserved as evidence of the history and tradition of the former connections between the north and the center…
Sarajevo
The Old Orthodox Church in Sarajevo is one of the oldest and most valuable cultural and historical monuments in the city, dedicated to the Holy Archangels Michael and Gabriel. Located not far from Baščaršija, at the…
