Meeting in front of ……….. or Let’s Balkan counter of ………Airport international terminal. Arrive to Macedonia at … after an hour-long flight with the flight numbered ………-Skopje at…. Professional Let’s Balkan guides welcome you and arrive in Macedonia’s capital Skopje. We pause our bus in the old castle area and start our tour. During our tour, the bazaar, which has been the center of the commercial activities of the city throughout history and has not lost its importance today, Davut Pasha Kulliye, Mustafa Pasha Mosque, Sultan Murat Mosque, Isa Bey Mosque, Double Bath Sulu Han, Kapan Han, Kurşunlu Han, Clock Tower, Macedonia Square, old and new train stations, government building, parliament, 17. Century St Spas Church, Great Alexander statue, Nun Terasa monument, Nun Terasa’s house are among the places to be seen. Free time after the end of our tour and then departure to the bus at the specified time, and transfer with our guide to our hotel for dinner and accommodation. Accommodation Skopje.
After breakfast in our hotel, check-out, evacuation of the rooms and meeting at the agreed time in the lobby of the hotel, departure for the minibus, and after completing our passport and customs procedures with our guide for approximately 4 hours, we arrive in Nis, the third largest city in Serbia. We are starting our city tour. In this tour, there are Underground Bazaar, Nisava River, King Milan Square, Nis Castle, Bali Bey Mosque, Ottoman Bath, Nis Mosque, Kelle Kula bearing traces of Ottoman wars, Skull Tower, Nis Nazi Concentration Camp, Tinkers Alley Old Ottoman Bazaar and Bubanj Memorial Park. Monument is among the main sights to see. Short free time after the tour and departure for Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. At the end of our pleasant journey of about 4 hours, before starting our city tour, our lunch is served in a local restaurant. Castle Square, Military Museum, Istanbul Gate, Clock Tower, Damat Ali Pasha Tomb, Zindan Gate, Leopoldov Gate, Sokullu Mehmet Pasha Fountain, Stefan Lazeric Monument, Nebojsa Tower, Saborna Church, Nikola Tesla Museum, Saint Sava Cathedral, Belgrade National Theater, Beli Dvor, Bayraklı Mosque, Cumhuriyet Square, Libra Square, and stone Square are among the places to see. (Optional Nikola Tesla Museum and Boat Tour) After our tour, transfer to our hotel rooms. Our dinner will be organized as a Serbian night at a local restaurant. then transfer to Hotel. Accommodation Belgrade.
After breakfast in our hotel, Check-Out, evacuation of the rooms and meeting at the agreed time in the lobby of the hotel, departure for the minibus, and then after completing our passport and customs procedures with our guide, we arrive in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. We move towards Başçarşı city center with professional guide narration and the city tour starts with our guide in Başçarşı. The city tour continues with a visit to the White Bastion and the tomb of Alija Izetbegovic, the first President of the state, then walk downhill to visit the mosques, the Michael and Gabriel Orthodox Church, the Synagogue and Churches and the 1001 pearl of the city to Bascarsija (Bascarsija ‘, a legacy of the Ottoman Empire to Bosnia. ya, Sultan Mosque, Hüsrev Bey Mosque), Cathedral, Bursa Bedesten, Orthodox Church and Synagogue, Markale market massacre, Tito fire, Bedesten, Fatih Hünkar Mosque, Horse square. Then we visit the Latin Bridge, the bridge where the Austrian-Hungarian Crown Prince Ferdinand and his wife Sofia, who were assassinated by Gavrilo Princip, lost their lives and the event that caused the First World War, and we move towards the artisans market. The opportunity to see and buy the coffee pot sets made with handcrafting since the 20th century. After free time, we gather in the designated area and go to the Ramo Biber summit, where we can see Sarajevo, which was founded in 1959, by cable car. You can sip your tea and coffee while visiting Bijela Tabja dating back to the century and taking photos on Vidikovac hill where we can see the city again from a bird’s eye view. Accommodation Sarajevo.
After breakfast in our hotel, Check – Out, meeting at the agreed time in the lobby of the hotel, and then we move towards the southwestern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina with our guide. Our first stop is on the Neretva river, one of the most beautiful rivers in the world and extending to the Adriatic Sea. In the 19th century, we visit the historical Konjiç Bridge built by Mehmet IV, the 19th Ottoman sultan. While our journey continues through the smells of lamb, we take a tea & coffee break and without wasting any time, the iron train bridge destroyed by Josip Bronze Tito in 1945 and Tito’s 2. .Visit the city of Jablanica, where he got the rank of Marashel by defending a strategic region during the world war.Now, a journey of approximately 1 hour awaits us and in this process, our guide will find you in the history with important narratives of Mostar and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and when you open your eyes, the historical Pocitelj (Turkish Village ). Here, we will visit Şişman İbrahim Paşa Mosque, Hamam, Castle and Caravanserai and after a Turkish tea offer, we will visit the Alperenler Dervish Lodge, which has been standing upright since the 15th century. After a short trip, the expected time comes and the historical Mostar bridge appears on the back terrace of the Koski Mehmet Pasha Mosque. We complete our Mostar tour by visiting Karagöz Bey Mosque, Koski Mehmet Pasha Mosque, War Museum, Mostar Bridge, and then we get free time for shopping. Panoramic city tour with our vehicle in the area known as Novi Grad (New City). (Optional) After gathering at the specified time and area, we are now moving towards the capital Sarajevo Airport for Check-in operations.
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Ask anyone in the world who Mother Teresa is, and he or she will be able to answer. Her achievements, including missionary and charity work in India, made her famous around the world. In 1979, she received the Noble Peace Prize before being beautified and later canonised in 2003 and 2016. Impressive stuff.But did you know her birthplace was in the Balkans in modern-day Skopje—Macedonia’s capital—to Albanian parents? A memorial marks the spot where her family home once stood in Skopje’s city centre.
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