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Bucharest: During sightseeing with your Local Specialist see University Square and the former Communist Headquarters.
Bucharest: Walk the cavernous halls of the vast Palace of Parliament, learn about the history and listen to amusing tales from your Local Specialist.
Sinaia: Witness the opulent and sumptuous decor in Peleș Castle, the fairy-tale Royal summer residence, at the foot of the Bucegi Mountains.
Veliko Tarnovo: Ascend Tsarevets, the King's Hill, crowned by a ruined medieval citadel. Enjoy the views and imagine yourself back in the days of the Crusades when this was the capital of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom.
Arbanasi: At the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Arbanassi, visit a traditional 17th-century merchants' house and enjoy the acoustics in the Church of the Holy Nativity.
Sofia: Sightseeing with your Local Specialist takes you to St. Sofia Church, across the square from the golden domed St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and the archaeological complex, dominated by the church of St. George Rotonda.
Skopje: Visit the capital of Macedonia with your Local Specialist, explore Square Macedonia and see the Stone Bridge before walking through the Old Bazaar.
Tirana: Meet a local resident who will show you Skanderbeg Square and walk you through their home city as they explain what it's like to live in the Albanian capital.
Kotor: Visit the Stari Grad, also referred to as the Old Town, perfectly positioned on a beautiful bay.
Dubrovnik: Walk the limestone Stradun with a Local Specialist, stopping at Onofrio’s Fountain and St. Blaise’s Church. You’ll visit the cathedral and Franciscan Monastery and see how the compact, UNESCO-listed Old Town sits within its defensive walls beside the harbour.
Mostar: Learn the history and symbolic significance of Stari Most and explore the old town with your Local Specialist.
Belgrade: A Local Specialist will show you St. Sava Church, Terazije Street, the national museum, national theatre, Republic Square and the Kalemegdan Fortress.
Sofia: Sightseeing with your Local Specialist takes you to St. Sofia Church, across the square from the golden domed St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and the archaeological complex, dominated by the church of St. George Rotonda.
Skopje: Visit the capital of Macedonia with your Local Specialist, explore Square Macedonia and see the Stone Bridge before walking through the Old Bazaar.
Tirana: Meet a local resident who will show you Skanderbeg Square and walk you through their home city as they explain what it's like to live in the Albanian capital.
Kotor: Visit the Stari Grad, also referred to as the Old Town, perfectly positioned on a beautiful bay.
Dubrovnik: Walk the limestone Stradun with a Local Specialist, stopping at Onofrio’s Fountain and St. Blaise’s Church. You’ll visit the cathedral and Franciscan Monastery and see how the compact, UNESCO-listed Old Town sits within its defensive walls beside the harbour.
Mostar: Learn the history and symbolic significance of Stari Most and explore the old town with your Local Specialist.
Belgrade: A Local Specialist will show you St. Sava Church, Terazije Street, the national museum, national theatre, Republic Square and the Kalemegdan Fortress.
You'll cross the Balkans, tracing Romania’s Communist past in Bucharest before running your fingers across centuries of stone among Sofia’s Roman ruins. From Brașov’s medieval streets, mountain roads weave towards the Transylvanian border, where forested slopes rise around Bran Castle. Pass through its heavy doors for a private visit, climbing shadowed stairways and listening to tales of Dracula. Whilst in Sarajevo, you sit down with a local family for a Dine at Home experience. The aroma of traditional Bosnian coffee rises from your cup as regional dishes are passed across the table.
On arrival in Bucharest, broad, tree-lined boulevards lead you past Belle poque faades and modern city blocks. As you make your way through Romania's capital, you may notice ornate balconies overhead as traffic hums along the avenue. You join your Travel Director and fellow travellers for dinner at a local restaurant. As the evening settles in, you take your place at the table and begin your sixteen-day adventure across the Balkans.
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