Day 1: Belgrade, Serbia
SERBIA – SLOVENIA – CROATIA – MONTENEGRO – BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
→ City tour of Belgrade in the morning
Visit the Belgrade fortress “Kalemegdan” (Enduring fortress built in 535 BCE) with a view to Sava and Danube rivers; The Pobednik Monument (Monument inside the Belgrade fortress); Church of the Holy Mother of God / Crkva Ruzica (Serbian Orthodox church located inside the Belgrade fortress); The “Knez Mihaylova” pedestrian street; t. Sava cathedralS (The biggest Orthodox cathedral in the Balkans ); The House of Flowers (Josip Broz Tito mausoleum); History museum of Yugoslavia; The Republic square, The National Assembly, The bombed buildings.→ During your free time you can take a walk around the Belgrade waterfront or enter some of the museums in Belgrade: Nikola Tesla Museum; The History museum of Serbia; etc.→ Free time Belgrade, SerbiaOvernight in Belgrade, Serbia
Day 2: Novi Sad
→ Day tour to Novi Sad, Serbia→ Depart after breakfast from Belgrade
→ Transfer to Novi Sad (2-2.5 hours)
Visit the old part of the city and the Petrovadian fortress
→ Transfer to Zagreb, Croatia
Overnight in Zagreb
Day 3: Zagreb, Croatia
Visit the Old Town; The Zagreb Cathedral; St. Mark’s church (Monumental, medieval-style, Serbian Orthodox church); Dolac Market (Large market with many stands offering flowers, fruits, veggies & meats in an indoor/outdoor setup); The Lotrscak Tower; The Medieval Stone Gate; The Lenucijeva Potkova. Ban Josip Jelačić Square (The central square of Zagreb)→ Transfer to Lake Bled in Slovenia
Explore the sight→ Transfer to LjubljanaOvernight in Ljubljana
Day 4: Ljubljana, Slovenia
The Dragon Bridge; Tromostovje (The Triple Bridge is a group of three bridges which connects the historical part of Ljubljana with the modern part of the city); Preseren Square (The central square in Ljubljana part of the old town’s pedestrian zone), Franciscan Church of the Annunciation (17th-century Franciscan church famous with its interior). Robba fountain (18th-century fountain made of limestone and marble); The Butcher’s bridge; The town square; Ljubljana Town Hall; The city market of Ljubljana; The Ljubljana cathedral (Roman Catholic cathedral with a baroque interior, including gilded columns & ceiling frescoes).→ Visit Lake Bled in the afternoonOvernight in Ljubljana
Day 5: Postojna cave and Predjama castle
Explore both sights→ Transfer back to Croatia and the city of Opatija
Free time in OpatijaOvernight in Opatija
Day 6: Pula and Rovinj, Croatia
Visit the Pula Arena, The Arch of Sergii and the city center→ Transfer back to OpatijaOvernight in Opatija
Day 7: Plitvice lakes , Croatia
Explore the national park→ Transfer to Zadar
Free time in ZadarOvernight in Zadar
Day 8: Trogir and Sibenik, Croatia
Explore both cities→ Free time in Split at the afternoonOvernight in Split
Day 9: Split, Croatia
Visit the old town, The Diocletian Palace; The Cathedral of Saint Domnius (Built in the 4th century AD); The Riva (The central part of Split); The Old Jupiter’s Temple (built in the 3rd century AD); The “Let me pass” street; The Golden Gate (4th-century Roman stone entryway to Diocletian’s Palace, with arches & ornate statues);Overnight in Split
Day 10: Dubrovnik, Croatia
Visit the Old town, the Ancient city walls, the Dubrovnik “Saint Saviour” church (16th century church with Renaissance architecture); the Dubrovnik cathedral (Early 18th-century baroque cathedral); The Onofrije’s fountain, The Franciscan Monastery (Landmark monastery built in the 1300s, noted for its cloister, library & historic pharmacy displays); the Gates of Pile; the Old port; the Clock tower, the Sponza Palace, the Rector’s Palace; the Fort Saint John; the Stradun (The main walking street in Dubrovnik old town);Overnight in Dubrovnik
Day 11: Kotor, Montenegro
Visit the Kotor old city, Kotor harbour, city walls, St Tryphon cathedral, St Nicola church, Piaza of the arms, Church of St Luke, Gurdich gate, Clock tower, Grubonja palace, Karampana well, Drago palace, Pima palace, Beskuca’s Palace, Grgurina Palace, Bizanti Palace, Prince’s Palace, Sea gate, Old Kotor prison building→ Transfer to Budva
Free time in BudvaOvernight in Budva
Day 12: Cetinje and Ostrog Monastery Montenegro
Visit the Njegushi village and Ostrog Monastery→ Transfer to Cetinje
City tour of Cretinje old center→ Transfer back to BudvaOvernight in Budva
Day 13: Mostar, Sarajevo, Bosnia
Visit the Old bridge, The Old city, The Old turkish bazar “Kujundziluk”, The Old turkish quarter, “Koskin – Mehmed pasha’s” mosque, Tito’s palace, “Mehmed Karadoz” Mosque.→ Visit Blagaj near Mostar→ Transfer to Sarajevo via KonjicOvernight in Sarajevo
Day 14: Sarajevo, Bosnia
Visit the Bascarsija (The historical Turkish market); Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque (Ottoman mosque from 16th century); The Latin Bridge/ The Assassination Bridge (Ottoman-era stone bridge near the site of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s 1914 assassination); The Sebilj Monument (Famous 18th century wooden fountain); the “Sacred Heart” Cathedral (Gothic cathedral from the 19th century); The Sarajevo city hall, The Abandoned Bobsleigh Track (Built in 1984 for the Winter Olimpic games in Former Yugoslavia The country opened its doors to the international community to celebrate sport, after the breakup of Yugoslavia, during the long Sarajevo siege the bobsleigh track been used as a base for the artillery); The Tunnel of Hope (Military-history museum at the site of a storied Bosnian War–era underground tunnel);→ Free time in the afternoonOvernight in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
End of the tour
Day 1: Zagreb, Croatia
→ City tour and free time in Zagreb, Croatia
Visit the Old Town; The Zagreb Cathedral; St. Mark’s church (Monumental, medieval-style, Serbian Orthodox church); Dolac Market (Large market with many stands offering flowers, fruits, veggies & meats in an indoor/outdoor setup); The Lotrscak Tower; The Medieval Stone Gate; The Lenucijeva Potkova. Ban Josip Jelačić Square (The central square of Zagreb)
→ Transfer to Opatija, Croatia
Free time in OpatijaOvernight in Opatija
Day 2: Pula and Rovinj, Croatia
Visit the Pula Arena, The Arch of Sergii and the city center
→ Transfer back to Opatija
Overnight in Opatija
Day 3: Plitvice lakes, Croatia
→ Transfer to the Plitvice lakes
Explore the national park
→ Transfer to Zadar
Free time in ZadarOvernight in Zadar
Day 4: Split, Croatia
→ City tour of Split and free time
Visit the old town, The Diocletian Palace; The Cathedral of Saint Domnius (Built in 4th century AD); The Riva (The central part of Split);
The Old Jupiter’s Temple (build in 3rd century AD); The “Let me pass” street; The Golden Gate (4th-century Roman stone entryway to Diocletian’s Palace, with arches & ornate statues);Overnight in Split
Day 5: Dubrovnik, Croatia
→ City tour and free time
Visit the Old town, the Ancient city walls, the Dubrovnik “Saint Saviour” church (16th century church with Renaissance architecture); the Dubrovnik cathedral (Early 18th-century baroque cathedral);
The Onofrije’s fountain, The Franciscan Monastery (Landmark monastery built in the 1300s, noted for its cloister, library & historic pharmacy displays); the Gates of Pile; the Old port; the Clock tower, the Sponza Palace, the Rector’s Palace; the Fort Saint John; the Stradun (The main walking street in Dubrovnik old town);Overnight in Dubrovnik
Day 6: Mostar, Sarajevo, Bosnia
→ Short walk in the old town
Visit the Old bridge, The Old city, The Old turkish bazar “Kujundziluk”, The Old turkish quarter, “Koskin – Mehmed pasha’s” mosque, Tito’s palace, “Mehmed Karadoz” Mosque.
→ Visit Blagaj near Mostar→ Transfer to Sarajevo via KonjicOvernight in Sarajevo
Day 7: Sarajevo, Bosnia
→ City tour of the old town in Sarajevo
Visit the Bascarsija (The historical Turkish market); Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque (Ottoman mosque from 16th century); The Latin Bridge/ The Assassination Bridge (Ottoman-era stone bridge near the site of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s 1914 assassination); The Sebilj Monument (Famous 18th century wooden fountain); the “Sacred Heart” Cathedral (Gothic cathedral from the 19th century);
The Sarajevo city hall, The Abandoned Bobsleigh Track (Built in 1984 for the Winter Olimpic games in Former Yugoslavia The country opened its doors to the international community to celebrate sport, after the breakup of Yugoslavia, during the long Sarajevo siege the bobsleigh track been used as a base for the artillery); The Tunnel of Hope (Military-history museum at the site of a storied Bosnian War–era underground tunnel);→ Free time in the afternoonOvernight in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Day 8: Visegrad, Bosnia and Herzegovina
→ Transfer to Visegrad, Bosnia
Explore the downtown and its landmarks
→ Transfer to Mokra Gora (the wooden city)
Overnight in Mokra Gora area
Day 9: Belgrade, Serbia
→ City tour of Belgrade
Visit the Belgrade fortress “Kalemegdan” (Enduring fortress built in 535 BCE) with a view to Sava and Danube rivers; The Pobednik Monument (Monument inside the Belgrade fortress); Church of the Holy Mother of God / Crkva Ruzica (Serbian Orthodox church located inside the Belgrade fortress); The “Knez Mihaylova” pedestrian street; t. Sava cathedralS (The biggest Orthodox cathedral in the Balkans ); The House of Flowers (Josip Broz Tito mausoleum); History museum of Yugoslavia; The Republic square, The National Assembly, The bombed buildings. During your free time you can take a walk around the Belgrade waterfront or enter some of the museums in Belgrade: Nikola Tesla Museum; The History museum of Serbia; etc.Overnight in Belgrade
Day 10: Novi Sad Serbia
→ Day tour to to Novi Sad, Serbia
Visit the old town and the Petrovadian fortress
→ Transfer back to BelgradeOvernight in Belgrade
Day 11: Nis, Serbia
Visit the Red Cross concentration camp, The Nis Fortress, The Skull Tower and the Mediana – The birthplace of Consantine the Great
→ Transfer to Sofia, Bulgaria in the afternoonOvernight in Sofia, Bulgaria
Day 12: Sofia, Bulgaria
→ Walking city tour of the historical part of the cityVisit the: St. Nedelya square; Nedelya church; St Sofia Monument; St. Petka Church; The old Serdica Ruins; The mineral springs;The council of ministers; The Rotunda “Saint George”;
The Presidency; The mosque “Banya Bashi”; The National archaeology museum (not going inside); The National Bank of Bulgaria; Knyaz Alexander Battenberg Square; The King’s palace; The Russian church; St. Sofia Church; The National Theater; The Monument of the “unknown soldier”; The Alexander Nevski Memorial Church; The city garden.Overnight in Sofia
Day 13: Plovdiv, Bulgaria
→ Transfer to Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Visit the Old town from the 19th century; the Ethnographic museum; Balabanov house; the Ancient theatre of Philippopolis; the Ancient stadium of Philipopolis, The St St Constantin and Elena church, The Djumaya mosque and square, The building of the Regional Historical Museum, the Main walking street, “The Trap” neighborhood; Nebet tepe.→ Free time in the afternoonOvernight in Plovdiv
Day 14: Kazanlak and Koprivshtitsa, Bulgaria
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