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Traveling through eight different countries: Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary; from the Adriatic coastline to Danube River, from Pannonia valley to Carpathian Mountains; from spectacular Dubrovnik and mighty Budapest to undiscovered Koman fjord and Ohrid Lake you will have the unforgettable experience and see why this Balkan tour is par excellence. Proizvodi se nekad dostavljaju isključivo dostavom, a nekad je moguće i preuzeti ih osobno što je tad isto navedeno u ponudi. Iscem za redno, obcasno, avantura me ne zanima.. Later in the afternoon we are driving towards Skadar lake area in Albania, which is the largest freshwater lake on the Balkans and a great natural and historical area of the region. Ako želite da se za vas izradi simbolična poklon potvrda koju možete uručiti osobi kojoj je poklanjate javite nam se na i rado ćemo za vas kreirati poklon potvrdu i poslati vam je na e-mail.
Balkan peninsula or simply the Balkans has always been an area where West meets East; a place of many crossroads and area of layered geographical and cultural diversity. Traveling through eight different countries: Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary; from the Adriatic coastline to Danube River, from Pannonia valley to Carpathian Mountains; from spectacular Dubrovnik and mighty Budapest to undiscovered Koman fjord and Ohrid Lake you will have the unforgettable experience and see why this Balkan tour is par excellence. Day 1 Zagreb - arrival. Welcome to Zagreb, the biggest town and capital of Croatia. Your guide will meet you at Zagreb Airport and transfer you to your hotel in the city center. After having lunch in one of local taverns, we will explore Zagreb; Croatian cultural, scientific, economic and political center. With numerous museums, galleries, theatres, churches, cafes, open markets, clubs and pubs, Zagreb is today a city pulsing with life. A city which owes its beauty and charm to prosperous periods of baroque, classicism and secession. Day 2 Zagreb — Plitvice Lakes — Split. We are leaving Zagreb today and driving to the South part of the country and Croatian coastline. On our way to Split, we will visit Plitvice Lakes, the oldest and the biggest national park in Croatia, a world natural heritage site which is under the UNESCO protection since the 1979. A comfortable hike along the sixteen beautiful and crystal clear lakes with numerous cascades and waterfalls will definitely be something to remember. We are ending this day in Split, where you can enjoy a stroll along the heart of the city — the famous Split waterfront or Riva where you will feel the friendly and cozy atmosphere of this vibrant city. We'll visit the Diocletian Palace in the heart of Split, built as a residential palace seventeen hundred years ago by the Roman Emperor Diocletian and also a priceless monument included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage. We will take a walk up to the Marjan hill where we can enjoy beautiful views of Split harbor and middle Dalmatian Islands. In the afternoon, we will visit Trogir - old Croatian town and port first inhabited by Greeks and Romans and famous for its Romanic and gothic old core with famous Cathedral also under UNESCO protection. Day 4; Split - Neretva valley - Ston - Dubrovnik. Today we head to the South part of Croatia and South part of Dalmatia. Driving across the fertile Neretva valley, on our way to Dubrovnik, we will visit Pelješac peninsula, unique for its natural environment and the richness of the land and sea. The area is well known for wine growing and some of the best Croatian wines come from this region. We will stop in little town of Ston, on the beginning of the Pelješac peninsula, known for the fortification complex dating from the 14th century and quite unique in its length of 3,5 miles. The Ston area is also known for great seafood especially oysters which are grown in the Little Ston bay. Later in the afternoon, we will arrive to Dubrovnik where your will check into your hotel. You can spend the rest of your evening getting the first impressions of Dubrovnik. Day 5; Exploring Dubrovnik. This whole day is reserved for exploring and enjoying in our Pearl of Adriatic — the old town Dubrovnik. Its glorious walls, with their fortresses and bastions, offer a unique walk with view of the magical Elafiti islands. From the Onofrio fountain to the City bell tower, along its main street, Stradun and in many other small and quiet cobblestone streets, every step in this town will be an experience par excellence. After our walking tour and lunch in one of Dubrovnik taverns, we invite you to collect more impressions of Dubrovnik and enjoy this beautiful city. We are leaving Dubrovnik and Croatia today and driving to neighboring Montenegro. Driving through the towns of Risan and Perast, we will discover Boka Bay. We will visit the famous man made islet and Our Lady of the Rocks church. We will also explore the old city of traders and famous sailors — Kotor. The medieval architecture, St Tryphon Cathedral and numerous other monuments of cultural heritage have made Kotor an UNESCO World Natural and Historical Heritage Site. Later in the afternoon we are driving towards Skadar lake area in Albania, which is the largest freshwater lake on the Balkans and a great natural and historical area of the region. We will end this day in Skhoder, in Skadar lake area. If the weather conditions will permit us, we will explore Koman Lake reservoir area today; a unique natural area of breathtaking views of the mountain gorges. We will also have a chance to feel a daily life of Albania and Albanians. Later in the afternoon, we are arriving to Durres, a coastal town on the south part of the Adriatic Sea and one of the oldest towns in Albania, from the 7th Century with a largest amphitheater in the Balkans. Day 8; Tirana - Ohrid Lake Macedonia. Overnight in Ohrid Lake area. Its position on a rocky overhang provides excellent views over Lake Ohrid and Ohrid itself, listed by UNESCO as natural and cultural world heritage sites. Day 9; Ohrid Lake - Skopje Macedonia. This morning, we will explore Ohrid often known as Macedonian Jerusalem due to its large number of churches. Later in the afternoon, we continue our drive across Macedonia to its capital — Skopje. This is a place where you can feel two thousand years of history of Oriental and Western cultures. Skopje has many historical monuments including the Kale Fortress dating back to the 6th century and the Daud Paša Amam, a 15th century bathhouse now converted into the city art gallery. You can also see the Mustafa-pasha's mosque, the 16th century Clock Tower and Stone Bridge over the Vardar River. Day 10; Skopje - Sofia Bulgaria. Our next stop is capital of Bulgaria — Sofia. After we arrive to Sofia, you'll have a chance to relax in the city center area. Day 11; Exploring Sofia and surroundings. Today we are exploring Sofia. This city offers a wealth of cultural entertainment, including Byzantine churches, museums full of ancient archaeological treasures, towering monuments and numerous mineral baths adjacent to the magnificent Mount Vitosha. At the foothills of Mount Vitosha about 8 kilometers from the city center you can visit the 900 year-old Boyana Church, considered among the masterpieces of medieval European painting, which features murals and frescoes dating back to 1259 AD, medieval architecture and monumental art. As the locals would say: Sofia is a place always growing but never aging... Day 12; Sofia - Bucharest Romania. We are leaving Sofia after breakfast and driving towards border with Romania. Our next destination is Bucharest — the capital of Romania. On our way, we will visit Veliko Tarnovo — the old capital of Bulgaria, situated on Yantra River. In the afternoon, we are reaching Bucharest — a city of beautiful parks, gardens, and wide boulevards shaded by century-old trees. After we check into your hotel, you will have a leisure afternoon to explore the vivid city center of Romanian capital. Day 13; Exploring Bucharest Romania. Today we are exploring Bucharest, a city which is often called a Little Paris. We will see some of the most famous landmarks like: Lipscani district, Palace of the Parliament, Arcul De Triumf, Romanian Athenaeum and open air Village Museum - a unique collection of traditional farmhouses, cottages, windmills and watermills. After the walking tour, we will take you for lunch in one of traditional Bucharest taverns. The rest of the day is at your leisure. Day 14; Bucharest - Bran Dracula castle - Sibiu Romania. Today we are exploring some of the most famous sights in Romania: Bran with its famous Dracula castle from 14 th Century with its owner Vlad the Impaler and Brasov, a lovely medieval town famous for its town square filled with baroque architecture and outdoor cafés. We are spending a night in a picturesque town Sibiu in the heart of Transylvania to Sibiu, which was a European Capital of Culture in 2007. Day 15; Sibiu - Budapest. After spending some more time in the lovely Sibiu, known for its extensive fortifications, medieval citadel and the Grand square, we are driving to Hungary and its capital Budapest, which is a last destination on our Balkan tour. After we check into your hotel, the rest of the evening is at your leisure. Day 16; Exploring Budapest. Today, we will seize the day and explore Budapest — the Queen of the Danube. After the walking tour, we will have lunch in one of Budapest taverns and in the evening we invite you on a river cruise along the mighty Danube where you will be able to admire the great views of Buda and Pest. Day 17; Budapest - departure. This is the last day of your tour. Your guide will take you Budapest Airport for your flight back home. There is also an option to drive back to Zagreb together with your guide and departure back home from Zagreb Airport. We wish you a safe trip back home and thank you for joining us this tour. Zagreb ima bogatu kulturnu baštinu koja datira od pretpovijesnog doba. Prvi ljudi su stanovali na poručuju Zagreba u kamenom dobu oko 35000 prije Krista. Današnji Zagreb nastao je iz dva naselja Gradec i Kaptol. Kaptol se razvijao kao duhovno središte, gdje su svećenici dobivali zemlju i gdje su gradili kurije. Nešto kasnije od Kaptola, nastao je Gradec na zapadnoj strani potoka Medveščak. Zlatna bula je bila povlastica koja isključuje Gradec od guvernerovih pravila, a obvezuje ga samo na kraljevoj vojsci. Grad Zagreb, sa svojim kulturno-povijesnom naslijeđu i značaju, jedan je od najvitalnijih gradova u Europi. Nacionalni park Plitvička jezera posebna geološka i hidro-geološka pojava. Sastoji od 16 jezera, koja se stepenasto prelijevaju jedno u drugo, u nizu dugom više od 5000 m. Prostrani šumski kompleks iznimne prirodne ljepote, jezera i slapovi, bogatstvo flore i faune, planinski zrak, kontrasti jesenjih ili proljetnih boja, šumske staze i drveni mostići dio su neponovljive cjeline koju je UNESCO proglasio svjetskom prirodnom baštinom. Legenda kaže da su Plitvička jezera nastala davno nakon strašne suše. Ljudi, životinje i biljke čeznuli su i molili za kapljicu vode. Tada se u dolini pojavila misteriozna Crna Kraljica sa svojom veličanstvenom pratnjom i smilovala se narodu. Uz jak vjetar i grmljavinu na zemlju je konačno pala kiša. Kiša je padala tako dugo i jako, dok razina vode nije narasla dovoljno da nastanu jezera. Split je srce Dalmacije i drugi je po veličini grad u Hrvatskoj. Split je i velika luka, čak treća na Mediteranu po broju putnika. Gradsko središte čini Dioklecijanova palača iz 4. Legenda kaže da Dioklecijanova palača nikad nije bila samo mjesto za odmor cara Dioklecijana, nego i tvornica za preradu vune. Dubrovnik Ragusa je grad na jugu Hrvatske i jedno od najvažnijih povijesno-turističkih središta. Kao i drugih šest hrvatskih destinacija 1979. U srednjem vijeku Dubrovnik je bio samostalna republika odnosno jedini grad-država na istočnoj obali Jadrana koji je konkurirao Veneciji. Prekrasne gradske zidine građene od 13. Svakako treba posjetiti i kule Minčeta i Bokar, tvrđave Sv. Ivan i Revelin, utvrdu Imperial, Knežev dvor, gradska vrata od Pila, gradska vrata od Ploča, katedralu, te crkvu Sv. Dubrovnik je osim po svojim kulturnim i povijesnim znamenitostima, nepresušan izvor zanimljivih priča, a turisti ga vole i jer ima više od 250 sunčanih dana u godini i prekrasne očuvane plaže. Budimpešta, kraljica Dunava i kolijevka čardaša. Prekrasni glavni grad Mađarske, nalazi se na srednjem toku Dunava i sve što se događa u zemlji, doslovno počinje i završava u Budimpešti. Ljepota grada ono je što ga određuje: široke avenije, krasni parkovi, stara zdanja s obje strane rijeke te skladna mješavina arhitektonskih stilova samo su neki od razloga zašto je zovemo Parizom Istočne Europe. Budim i Pešta, dva su grada spojena u jednu cjelinu. Jedan na uzbrdici, a drugi u nizini. Prošećite gradskim avenijama ili romantičnim ulicama Starog grada i otkrijte veličanstvena povijesna zdanja s obje strane Dunava. Ako ste ljubitelj umjetnosti, ne propustite posjetiti bogatu Nacionalnu galeriju, a svakako pogledajte Kraljevsku palaču sagrađenu u 13. Matije, kao i brojne mostove na Dunavu. I ne zaboravite, dovoljna je jedna večer uz mađarski tokajac i cigansku glazbu čarde da se zaljubite u ovaj grad.
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