Historic lakeside town with Byzantine churches and a hilltop fortress; part of the Natural and Cultural Heritage of the Ohrid
Old stone bridge over the Vardar that links the main square with the old bazaar quarter.
Ancient coastal site in southern Albania with Greek, Roman and Byzantine ruins; UNESCO World Heritage since 1992.
Late Roman fortified palace and memorial complex in eastern Serbia; UNESCO World Heritage since 2007.
Fortress and park above the confluence of the Sava and the Danube, the city’s best-known viewpoint and landmark.
Late 12th-century Serbian Orthodox monastery, the largest and richest in Serbia; UNESCO World Heritage since 1986.
Historic Ottoman-era bazaar and old trading quarter of Sarajevo with craft shops, cafés and mosques.
Ottoman bridge over the Drina designed by Sinan, about 180 m long; UNESCO World Heritage since 2007.
16th-century Ottoman stone arch bridge over the Neretva, rebuilt after its destruction in 1993; part of a UNESCO-listed area since
Renaissance cathedral built entirely of stone; UNESCO World Heritage since 2000.