Balkans Trip Part 2

Game of Thrones with the famous, medieval works of Dubrovnik

The most impressive place in Dubrovnik is the Old Town. Surrounded by walls and on the UNESCO World Heritage List, this is the heart of the city.

It's like traveling to ancient times. Being there is fascinating.

Kalemegdan is located on a rising hill at the point where the Danube and Sava rivers meet. Kalemegdan, which is spread over a wide area, is home to the remaining historical buildings and large parks alongside the historical Belgrade Fortress. One of the gates that provide access to Belgrade Castle is the Stambol Kapija, Istanbul Gate. The area surrounded by walls is entered through this door.

Saint Naum Monastery is also located near Ohrid.

St. The Cyrillic alphabet found in Kiril was spread to all the Balkans. Naum and St. Clemente was. Ohrid was an important center of Christianity in the saints of these saints. St. This monastery of Naum is 16 y.y. finally built. Here, especially in patients with mental problems, healing is distributed. There is a church inside the monastery. St. Naum's grave is inside this church.

Macedonia, Philip II Square, Skopje Mother's Fountain

The Drina Bridge in Visegrad, Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of the most important Ottoman monuments in the country.

Mostar Bridge is an old structure on the Neretva River, which divides Mostar city of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the middle.

First, in July 1664, young men leave the bridge over the Neretva River every year in July.

Thank you for taking your time :)