BALKAN EXPERIENCE
Day 1
Ljubljana. Postojna
We are going on a tour of Ljubljana. Ljubljana is the capital and largest city of Slovenia, located in the central part of the country. It is known for its picturesque old city center, the Ljubljana Castle that rises above the city, and the Ljubljanica river that runs through the center. The city is full of green spaces, including Tivoli Park, and is known for being environmentally conscious and bike-friendly. After sightseeing in Ljubljana, we head towards Postojna. Postojna is a town in southwestern Slovenia, best known for the Postojna Cave, one of the largest and most visited caves in Europe. The cave, 24 km long, is an impressive natural attraction with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites, and visitors can explore it partly by taking an underground train. Nearby is the Predjama castle, located in the rock, which additionally attracts tourists. It is therefore a popular destination due to its natural beauty, cultural-historical sights.sights. Dinner in a local restaurant and overnight.
Day 2
Bled . Zagreb
After breakfast, we leave for Bled. Bled is a picturesque village in Slovenia, known for Lake Bled with a small island on which there is a church. Bled Castle rises above the lake, offering a wonderful view of the surroundings. Bled is a popular tourist destination due to its natural beauty, opportunities for hiking, boating and enjoying the famous kremšnita, a traditional dessert. Departure for Zagreb. Upon arrival, we begin sightseeing, including Jelačić Square, the cathedral, and a walk through the Upper Town. For lunch we visit Dolac and enjoy turkey with mince pies and štrukli, traditional dishes. Afternoon exploration of Upper and Lower Town. We will explore the Upper Town, including the Lotrščak Tower and St. Mark's Church, and the Lower Town and Zrinjevac. Dinner in a modern restaurant in Zagreb, enjoying contemporary Croatian cuisine.
Day 3
Plitvice lakes . Zadar
After breakfast, we leave for Bled. Bled is a picturesque village in Slovenia, known for Lake Bled with a small island on which there is a church. Bled Castle rises above the lake, offering a wonderful view of the surroundings. Bled is a popular tourist destination due to its natural beauty, opportunities for hiking, boating and enjoying the famous kremšnita, a traditional dessert. Departure for Zagreb. Upon arrival, we begin sightseeing, including Jelačić Square, the cathedral, and a walk through the Upper Town. For lunch we visit Dolac and enjoy turkey with mince pies and štrukli, traditional dishes. Afternoon exploration of Upper and Lower Town. We will explore the Upper Town, including the Lotrščak Tower and St. Mark's Church, and the Lower Town and Zrinjevac. Dinner in a modern restaurant in Zagreb, enjoying contemporary Croatian cuisine.
Day 4
Split . Dubrovnik
After breakfast, we leave for Split. Split is Split is the largest city in Dalmatia, and the second largest city in Croatia in terms of population, and represents the economic and cultural center of Dalmatia. View of Diocletian's Palace, walk along the waterfront to the restaurant. After lunch we leave for Dubrovnik. Arrival in Dubrovnik and a tour of the old city center and a walk along the walls with beautiful views of the city and the sea. Dubrovnik is a city in the extreme south of Croatia. It is the administrative center of the Dubrovnik-Neretva County and one of the most important historical and tourist centers of Croatia.
Day 5
Kotor . Budva
After breakfast in Dubrovnik, the journey leads to Budva. Upon arrival, we start sightseeing the city. Budva is also known as the "Montenegro Miami". This medieval town is more than 2,500 years old, which makes it one of the oldest settlements on the Adriatic coast. Budva is located in the central part of the Montenegrin coast, the area around the city is called the Budva Riviera, and it is the center of Montenegrin tourism. The sightseeing is followed by lunch at a local restaurant. Departure to Kotor. The name of the city comes from the medieval Latin name Catarum, which also appears in the forms Decadaron, Dekatera, Cathera, Cathara, etc. Archaeological finds in the area of today's Kotor point to a relatively long life in that place. City tour with a local guide. Overnight stay.
Day 6
Mostar . Sarajevo
After breakfast we leave for Mostar. The city got its name from the bridge guards (mostari) on the banks of the Neretva River. It is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Neretva is bridged by the Old Bridge, which, together with the old town, has been on the UNESCO list of protected cultural heritage since 2005. Lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch we leave for Sarajevo. The city is known for its traditional cultural and religious diversity, which includes members of: Islam, Orthodoxy, Judaism and Catholicism. Due to its long and rich history and belonging, religious and cultural diversity, Sarajevo is sometimes called the "Jerusalem of Europe". Dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight stay.
Day 7
Sarajevo . Belgrade
In the morning, we tour Sarajevo and head towards Belgrade. Belgrade is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Serbia and its political, cultural, scientific and economic center. It is located at the confluence of the Sava and the Danube, at the point of demarcation between Southeast and Central Europe. It is one of the oldest Byzantine cities. Tour of the Kalemegdan fortress, Knez Mihailova street, Skadarlija (bohemian quarter) with a local guide. Free time. Overnight stay.
Day 8
Belgrade . Budapest
After breakfast, we leave for Budapest. Budapest, the capital of Hungary and the main political, industrial, commercial and transport center of the country. This one of the most beautiful cities in Europe has many sights, of which the Buda Castle, Andraševa Avenue, Heroes' Square in Budapest and the Millennium Subway are inscribed on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites in Europe. City tour with a local guide. Free time. End of the tour.
