ZAGREB –  Capital city, a big Croatian tourist centre, the city with a tradition of almost one thousand years celebrated in 1994 its 900th birthday. Zagreb is not only rich in cultural and historical monuments, museums and galleries; it also has a variety of modern shops, and offers good quality of diversified restaurants as well as sports and recreation facilities...

PLITVICE – Croatia’s most popular tourist attraction, was granted UNESCO World Heritage status in 1979. Located roughly halfway between capital city Zagreb and Zadar on the coast, the lakes are definitely a must-see!

OPATIJA – Often called the Nice of the Adriatic, is one of the most popular tourist resorts in country and a place with the longest tourist tradition on the eastern coast of the Adriatic. With the construction of the hotel, Opatija became an elite summer resort, also known by 12km – long promenade – „Lungomare“...

SPLIT – A city with a 1700 year old tradition, a variety of archeological, historical and cultural monuments, amoung which the well known Palace of Diocletian, inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage List, certainly occupies a special position, and the warmth and offer of a modern Mediterranean city.

DUBROVNIK – The city of a unique political and cultural history (the Dubrovnik Republic, the statute from 1272), of world – famous cultural heritage and beauty (UNESCO protection) is one of the most attractive and famous cities of whole Mediterranean.

 

ü Dalmatian specialities from sea food – different kinds of fishes and fruits of the sea

ü Slavonian food  - Natural cheese, proscuito, ham, kulen…

ü Dalmatian Vines – Exclusive red vines from Dalmatia region

ü Bear – Quality bears from Osijek , like „Ozujsko“ and „Karlovacko“

ü Extraordinary Dalmatian songs with famous Dalmatian’s Klapas (Bends) which performing without music.

 

It is not possible to visit Peljesac, Croatia’s second largest Peninsula, and not to see the Peljesac vineyards and enjoy the pleasure of tasting top quality wines. Quality soil and Dalmatian sun allow the grapes to produce abundant grape bunches, traditionally used to make Croatia’s most renowned wines that originate from the Peljesac peninsula: „Dingac“, „Postup“, „Plavac“ and „Peljesac“.

The Satsuma mandarin, a seedless sort of Japanese origin, was brought to the Neretva valley in 1963. The center of its production is the town of Opuzen and the mandarin plantations spread through the Neretva valley from south of Metkovic down to the sea. The plantations are two kilometers in width and about 24 km in length. In the whole area of Neretva there are about 1,3 milion seedlings growing, expected to give a crop of approximately 70.000 tons of fruit in two or three years.

1959 a Botanical Garden is founded on Lokrum where you can see special and endemic tropic and subtropical plants and other vegetation originating from Australia to South America. Today Lokrum is a Nature Reserve and a Special Forest Vegetation Reserve.

Extraordinary experience! Lunch on the beautiful tarrace of Nautica Restaurant, next to Dubrovnik city walls and enjoy in asttonish view! Taste local specialites and drink Dalmatian red vines.

Visit to Zadar town and enjoy in the Solar Circle „Greeting to the Sun“ and Sea Organ in Zadar. This is extraordinary experience of art, music and lights!

 

TIRANA – Tourists usually find Tirana a beautiful and charming city, whith a lively night life. There are many excellent, inexpensive restaurants in Tirana serving all kinds of food. Tirana also features many historical buildings, and a strange sensation of the meeting between Europe and Orient...

BERAT – Much of the city is built on terraces in the steep hills overlooking the Osum River. Its innumerable monuments and beautiful and characteristic architecture of its houses have proclaimed Berat a museum town.

KRUJA – The historic town of Kruja is located 32 km northwest of Tirana. It rises 560 m above sea level, on the slopes of Sari-Salltiku mountain. It provides to the visitors the great view of majestic landscape and a rich collection of historical and cultural objects...

GJIROKASTRA – this town was added to the UNESCO World Heritage Site list in 2005. The type of architecture found there is particular to that area – because of hundreds Ottoman style tower houses with distinctive stone roofs, wooden balconies and white washed stone walls. Gjirokastra is known by many as the „Stone City“...

SARANDA – Located on the shores of Ionian sea, in front of Greek island of Corfu, it is characterized by a Mediterranean climate and warm sea waters. Due to its location and warm weather it is one of the most attractive tourist town in Albanian Riviera, also known as „The city of Honeymooners“...

BUTRINT – This town is an ancient Greek city and an archeological site close to Saranda city. It’s belived that Butrint was founded by Greeks from Corfu in the 7th century BC. Remains of Butrint were included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites in 1992.

 

ü Angjinare te mbushura – Stuffed Artichokes with ground meat

ü Koloface- Albanian Sausage

ü Moussaka - Grounded Beef with Potatoes in Custard Sauce

ü Tave peshku me Ikra - Baked Carp Fish with Roe

ü Raki Skrapari – national fruit alchocolic strong drink.

ü Skenderbeg Brandy – extraordinary and high quality brandy

ü Dance Songs with folkloric groups. You must see and hear The Dance of the Swords, Tropoja Dance, Shkupi Dance...

 

Traditional Albanian folk dance is very important in albanian culture, it features themes of honor, loyality, bravery and love. Albania has a rich folklore and every region has a characteristic dance. Every five years there is a National Folk Festival in Gjirokastra where dancers and musicians come together.

Albania’s small treasure & geological phenomen. Visit of the magical place of „Blue Eye“ spring, only 18 km northeast of Saranda. At this beautiful spot, shaded by centuries old oak trees, a twlve headed dragon, according to the legend, jeausly guarded and held back the spring waters from the villagers. Consequently, pagan rituals were carried out by sacrificing young voluptuous maidens to the gods of the same waters.

Almost all over Albania, particularly in Tirana and in the traditional bazaar of Kruja, tourists can buy carpets, figurines, silver and copper articles, woodcarvings, ceramics and an assortiment of needlework. Very typical articles are the pipes, musical instruments such as cifteli and sharki, and embroidery and tablecloths with traditional motifs.

There is a huge artificial Komani lake in northern part of Albania. The ferry trip along this lake is an outstanding experience. The emerald green lake is narrow and twisting, and it stretches along the bed of river Drini that turned into a lake after the construction of the dam in the 80-ies. The vertical cliffs on both sides create a spectacular landscape that might make many think about the Norwegian fjords.

 

PODGORICA – a capital located at the crossroads of important European, historical and ciltural routes, with its people very open and warm-hearted. Podgorica is a mixture of old and new, traditional and modern. Authentically architecture will transport you back to old times and customs...

BUDVA – Legend says that Budva was founded by Cadmo, son of the Phoenician King Agenon, after he was expelled from Thebes. This town is consired one of the oldest on the Adriatic. The open-air stage under the open sky is located inside the walls, which offer the visitors numerous spectacles in terms of: promotion of literary works, concerts and exibitions. Budva is today a town of theatre, festivals, holidays, beautiful hotels and beaches... Many people call it the tourist capital of Montenegro becouse of many things on offer, the wonderful Riviera and exclusive hotels nad restaurants...

KOTOR – Kotor is just one of the beatuful coastal towns surrounded by the big monuntains that hang over the Mediterranean richness and the Boka Kotorska Bay, the southernmost fjord in Europe, which has been celebrated in song so many times and whose coasts bear witness to the tempestuous history and centuries-old civilization and multicultural interweaving. Old town Kotor is under the protection of UNESCO.

THE DURMITOR NATIONAL PARK – created in 1952, includes the massif of Durmitor, the canyons of Tara, Susica and Draga rivers and the higher part of the canyon plateau Komarnica, covering the area of 390 km². It was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1980. A part of the river Tara Canyon is the second largest in the World, just behind Grand canyon in Arizona...

CETINJE – The city nestles on a small Karst plain surrounded by limestone mountains, including Mt. Lovcen, the Black Mountain from which country gets its name. Cetinje is also famous for its museums and historic building from the time when Cetinje beeing a capital city of Montenegro. You must visit Cetinje Monastery, King’s palace, Biljarda residence and State Museum.

ü Lamb meat under sac – cooked on open fire under the pot of clay

ü Pivski kajmak – a pecial milk cream from Piva region

ü Clear Fish soup and boiled fish, fried carp and smoked bleak, famous Njegushi proscuito

ü Vranac –extra quality red vine

ü Chardonnay – very quality white vine

ü Water – crystal clear water from the springs on Durmitor or Bjelasica Mountain

ü Kefir – yoghurt drink from sheep milk

ü Beautiful epic songs which interpretate with traditional fiddle. Lirics of the songs talk about Montenegro’s history and heroes.

 

Narraow passes and rapids, abysses and steep banks are this canyon’s characteristics and make it irresistible for everybody seeking adventures. Rafting and floating on the Tara belong to those attractions that turn high spirits into top fun. The canyon is 82 km long and its bottom is in a depth of 1.300 m in some places.

Numerous monasteries, churches and fortifications from the distant past remained as traces of the past. Owing to, first of all, the preservation of the ecosystem and inaccessibility to some parts of the Lake, especially along its north swamp coast, Skadar Lake is a „birds paradise“ for almost 280 bird species, out of which the greatest number is rare Dalmatian pelican (Pelecanus crispus) has become the symbol of the Lake and Skadar Lake National Park. Lake Skadar was registered on the World List of Wetlands of International Significance in 1995.

The bride of Adriatic Sea. Beautiful lagoon with old towns and nice beaches. Here you can taste good vines, excellent sea food, medieval charm. On the half day, or full day cruise you can feel all beauty of this part of Montenegro Adriatic coast. You can easly reach from Boka old city of Dubrovnik in Croatia, and old throne city Cetinje. Ofcourse, you must sea Lovcen Mountain – on the top of Lovcen are Mausoleum of Petar Petrovic Njegos, Montenegro’s ruller and one of the most important writer and poet from this part of Balkan.

On the way to Niksic, near city Danilovgrad is situated one of the most beautiful monasteries in Montenegro. Mostary are half-sunken in the rock – and this is a breaththaking view! In the church are holly rest of St. Vasilije. Several thousands pilgrimage during the year come to visit this holly place!

 

 

 

The Balkans (often referred to as the Balkan Peninsula although the two are not coterminous) is a geographic region of southeastern Europe. The region takes its name from the Balkan Mountains, which run through the centre of Bulgaria into eastern Serbia. The region has a combined area of 550,000 km2 (212,000 sq mi) and a population of about 55 million people.

"Balkan" comes from a Turkish word meaning "a chain of wooded mountains". The ancient Greek name for the Balkan Peninsula was the "Peninsula of Haemus”. The Balkans are also referred to as Southeastern Europe. The Balkan Peninsula may be defined as an area of southeastern Europe surrounded by water on three sides: the Adriatic Sea to the west, the Mediterranean Sea (including the Ionian and Aegean seas) to the south and the Black Sea to the east. Its northern boundary is often given as the Danube, Sava and Kupa rivers.

Countries which are geographically fully located within the Balkan peninsula: Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia and Montenegro. Countries which are significantly located in the peninsula: Croatia and Serbia (central part with Kosovo are on the Balkan; Vojvodina Province is on Panonian land-Central Europe). Countries which are located mostly outside the peninsula: Turkey, Slovenia and Romania.

History - The identity of the Balkans is dominated by its geographical position; historically the area was known as a crossroads of various cultures. It has been a juncture between the Latin and Greek bodies of the Roman Empire, the destination of a massive influx of pagan Slavs, an area where Orthodox and Catholic Christianity met, as well as the meeting point between Islam and Christianity. In pre-classical and classical antiquity, this region was home to Greeks, Illyrians, Paeonians, Thracians, Dacians and other ancient groups. Later the Roman Empire conquered most of the region and spread Roman culture and the Latin language but significant parts still remained under classical Greek influence. During the Middle Ages, the Balkans became the stage for a series of wars between the Byzantine, Bulgarian and Serbian Empires. Possibly the historical event that left the biggest mark on the collective memories of the peoples of the Balkans was the expansion and later fall of the Ottoman Empire. By the end of the 16th century, it had become the controlling force in the region, although it was centered around Anatolia. Many people in the Balkans and Carpathians place their greatest folk heroes in the era of either the onslaught or the retreat of the Ottoman Empire. Ottomans rulles over the most Balkan countries till the second half of 19th century. After this period the Austrohungarian Empire come in some Balkan countries, and the rest of country came independent, During the 20th century most important country on Balkan was been Yugoslavia. During the 1990s Yugoslavia was destroyed and new states has formed (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro and Macedonia).

Today, Balkan is one of the most interesting part of Europe. Grate cultural and historical heritage, ethno motives, food, vines, traditions… This is Balkan in short brief! This region is still undiscovered, although turisaticki has exceptional natural and cultural-historical themes worth attention!

 

Map of Balkans

 

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