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Medieval walled town at the head of the Bay of Kotor, with narrow lanes, squares and fortifications climbing the hillside;
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.
16th-century Ottoman stone arch bridge over the Neretva, rebuilt after its destruction in 1993; part of a UNESCO-listed area since
River Krka with a series of travertine waterfalls and lakes, best known for the boardwalks around Skradinski buk.
Chain of terraced lakes joined by waterfalls in forested karst; a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979.
Medieval hilltop castle above the old town of Slovenia's capital, reached on foot or by funicular.
Glacial lake in the Julian Alps with a small island church and a medieval castle on the cliff above the
Castle built into the mouth of a cave halfway up a cliff face, a few kilometres from Postojna.
One of the best-known show caves in Europe, with long halls and passages that visitors enter by an underground train.
Vast karst cave system with a huge underground canyon carved by the Reka river; a UNESCO World Heritage Site since











