This tour starts with a pick-up from your hotel in Skopje, traveling to Prishtina where your local guide will be waiting for you. First, visit Monastery Gracanica, and then arrive in Pristina where you will start a tour of Pristina. Your first stop in will be the Kosova National Library, an example of modern architectural design. Then make your way to the open air archaeological park with artifacts from the Neolithic period and Kosova Museum built by Austrians for the Turkish army in 1898, which has an extensive collection of archaeological and ethnological artifacts including the Neolithic Goddess on a Throne terracotta. Head to Çarshi Mosque, the oldest building in Pristina constructed in the 15th-century by the Turkish Sultan Bajazit. Afterwards, head to the Academy Building, a 19th-century Ottoman konak style private houses. Visit the Fatih Mosque or Imperial Mosque built in 1461 under the Turkish Sultan Mehmed II Fatih and the  Great Hammam – bath complex built in 1470 graced with 15 domes with small holes to let light stream in. Make your way to the Ethnographic Museum. The Emin Gjiku Complex is a extremely well-preserved building from 18th-century and it’s the only original building left in old bazaar area. The tour will finish with a visit of Gazimestan Tower. Contnue to Prizren for your walking tour of the city includes the attractive Ottoman old town, known for its gold and silver filigree craftsmen, the hammam, the Museum of Prizren League, the Helveti Tekke, Sinia Pasha Mosque and the Church of Our Lady of Ljevis. Prizren has the largest number of preserved Ottoman buildings in Kosovo, so simply wandering around the old cobbled streets admiring the town houses, mosques and tekkes is a delight. After a small break, return back to .

Benefit from pick-up at a location of your choice in Skopje, and then travel by comfortable air-conditioned vehicle to Kosovo. Visit the 14th-century Gračanica Monastery on the way to Pristina, and then take a sightseeing tour of the city to see some of its beautiful attractions on arrival. Discover the new Cathedral of Saint Mother Teresa, along with highlights such as the National Library and equestrian statue on Skanderbeg Square. Stroll along pedestrianized Nane Theresa and visit the Old Bazaar. Break for lunch at your own expense, and then spend the afternoon in the small town of Prizren. Learn about its rich cultural heritage on a guided tour of the town center. See highlights such as the Old Stone Bridge and medieval Church of St. George. Pass the 17th-century Sinan Pasha Mosque and Bajrakli Mosque behind the Albanian League Museum. Find fine local handicrafts in the many craft shops, and watch the world go by on Shadervan Square.

Discover what many consider to be the most beautiful town in Macedonia, Ohrid, on a full-day tour from Skopje. After pickup at your hotel in Skopje, enjoy the scenic mountain views as your guide drives you for 2.5 hours to Ohrid. Once in Ohrid, take a walk by the lake and savor lunch in a local restaurant. Then, explore Ohrid Old Town on a sightseeing tour with your expert guide. As you walk, find out about the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in Macedonia. During your tour, see local landmarks such as Samoil’s Fortress, St. Sofija Church, the Robevi House Museum, St. Bogorodica Perivleptos Church, the Gallery of Icons, the antique theater, and more. As well as sightseeing, visit the “charsija” bazaar and enjoy the chance to do some traditional pearl jewelry shopping. Get the opportunity to see the 1100 years old “Chinar” tree, too. At the end of your day in Ohrid, your guide will drive you back to your accommodation in Skopje.

Starting from your hotel in Skopje, travel to the Rila Monastery and enjoy at least 2 hours of free time to explore the most visited UNESCO site in Bulgaria. See the arcaded balconies, unique frescoes, gilded iconostasis, set in front of fabulous mountain views. Enter the main church and take photos of the narthex's gallery, admire the exhibits in the History Museum of the Monastery, try the tasty 'mekitsi' (Bulgarian doughnuts) with delicious buffalo yogurt, or take a short walk in the area. Break for coffee or lunch before continuing your trip to Sofia where you will be dropped off at your hotel or accommodation.

We start the tour with pick up you from your accommodation, continue the trip in way to visit Bitola, where you will have a sightseeing tour of Bitola - visit the church of St. Dimitri. Then we just have a quick glance at Yeni Mosque, built in 1559 which is now an art gallery, then the Yahdar-Kadi Mosque and the Isak Mosque. At the heart of the town is the Clock Tower. The River Dragor runs through the town. Sirok Sokak (a long pedestrian area) is renowned for the beautiful old houses that belong to the 19th-century architecture. Bitola is a town of consulates, also the town where the Manaki brothers, famous for their pioneering work with the camera, opened their Studio of Art Photography in 1905. In honor of their work in photography, and later, cinematography, the first international film camera festival in the world was started here in 1979 and is held every September. After this, we go to the ancient Macedonian town of Heraclea Lyncestis. It was the first major town established in the rich Pelagonia valley in the 4th century BC. Continue the trip to Ohrid - starting a tour with visit of the church of St. Sophia which dates from the 11th century and then we go up to the Roman amphitheater which dates back to the 3rd century BC. Afterwards we continue walking to the Icon Gallery, which shows a range of some of the most famous and valuable icons in the world right after the ones on Athos and in Russia. In the vicinity of the gallery is the church of St. Clement’s Church of the Holy Mother of God Most Glorious which dates from the 13th century and possesses some of the most beautiful and valuable frescoes from the 13th century not only in our country but in the Balkans as well. After that we carry on walking to Tsar Samoil’s Fortress which was named after the first tsar of the Macedonian Slavs, who having conquered Byzantium, brought most of Macedonia under his rule. Then we walk to Plaoshnik, the place where we visit the newly built St. Clement’s Monastery Church which is dedicated to St. Clement, the patron of Ohrid, and St. Panteleimon and which stands beside the original site of St. Clement’s University, the first university of the Macedonian Slavs started in the 9th century AD. Inside the church you can also see the tomb with St. Clement’s relics. Beside the church you can see the foundations of the 5th-century basilica with beautifully preserved mosaic floors and some swastikas also discovered on the floors. From here we head towards the Church of St. Jovan at Kaneo, which was built at the end of the 13th century, and is one of the most frequently visited churches in Ohrid because of its beautiful location on the cliffs directly above the lake. After this we go back to the town on foot. Another option is to return to the town by boat and at the same time to make a tour of the lake providing you with a great view of the town. After a short brake leaving for Skopje.

**Discover the Balkans: A Journey Through 6 Countries and 22 Captivating Cities** Welcome to an extraordinary adventure that spans six countries and encompasses the magic of 22 captivating cities. This is your invitation to uncover the heart and soul of the Balkans, a region where history, culture, and natural beauty converge to create an unforgettable tapestry of experiences. Your journey commences in Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, where the old and the new blend seamlessly. Wander through Macedonia Square, a vibrant centerpiece surrounded by modern marvels and historic landmarks. As you explore the cobbled streets of the Old Bazaar, you'll step back in time to the Ottoman Empire, encountering gems like the Mustafa Pasha Mosque, a testament to exquisite Ottoman-era architecture. Moving onward, you'll discover the serene Vardar River, a tranquil companion on your journey through Skopje. Continue your exploration, encountering more architectural wonders like the Murat Pasa Mosque and the Yahya Pasha Mosque, all contributing to the rich cultural heritage of the city. Your adventure then takes you to Lake Ohrid, a natural wonder straddling Macedonia and Albania. With its pristine waters and unique ecosystem, it's a Unesco World Heritage Site and a paradise for nature lovers. In Albania's capital, Tirana, the Skenderbeg Square pays homage to the national hero, while the Ethem Bey Mosque invites you to admire its Ottoman-inspired beauty. As you journey on, you'll encounter Skadar National Park's breathtaking beauty, explore the legendary Rozafa Castle, and delight in a tranquil boat ride on the stunning Skadar Lake. Podgorica, Montenegro's dynamic capital, offers a mix of history and modernity. Wander through its picturesque streets and squares, discovering the city's cultural heritage. The Adriatic coast beckons, and you'll answer its call in Budva, Kotor, Perast, and Dubrovnik. Explore Sveti Stefan, wander the charming Old City of Kotor, and embark on a boat cruise to Our Lady of the Rocks. Sarajevo, with its iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge), Jablanica's Museum Battle of Neretva, and Konjic's Old Bridge, will captivate your heart and spirit. As you venture deeper into Bosnia, explore Travnik's royal history, marvel at Jajce's Waterfall and Pliva Lakes, and stand in awe of Plitvice Lakes' natural splendor. Bled, Slovenia, offers its medieval castle and the pilgrimage to St. Mary's Church on Lake Bled's island. Ljubljana charms with its Triple Bridge, Dragon Bridge, and the captivating Ljubljana Cathedral. Zagreb, Croatia's capital, beckons with its cathedral, main square, and St. Mark's Church. This immersive journey concludes, leaving you with cherished experiences and memories of the Balkans' beauty and magic. With luxurious 4-star hotel accommodations, private transportation, guided tours, and new air-conditioned vehicles, this all-inclusive tour ensures your comfort and enjoyment every step of the way.