Old towns in the Balkans Voyage Tips and guide

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Old towns of the Balkans outlines a list of notable old towns in the Balkans. The Eastern Mediterranean part is covered separately under Old towns in Eastern Mediterranean Europe.

List

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Map

Map of Old towns in the Balkans

43.34361117.80751 Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina) — The old bridge is a UNESCO World Heritage site
42.14208624.7414542 Plovdiv (Bulgaria)

Albania

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40.70493919.9496733 Berat (a UNESCO World Heritage site)
40.0758320.138894 Gjirokastër (a UNESCO World Heritage site).

Croatia

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42.64027818.1083335 Dubrovnik
Trogir
44.87027813.8455566 Pula
43.5116.447 Split

Montenegro

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42.28472218.8452788 Budva
42.45305618.53759 Herceg Novi
42.4253918.77119110 Kotor

North Macedonia

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41.11694420.80194411 Ohrid
41.99611121.43166712 Skopje/Stara Čaršija

Romania

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47.16222227.58888913 Iași
45.824.1514 Sibiu
46.21694424.79111115 Sighisoara

Serbia and Kosovo

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44.81777820.45694416 Belgrade
43.31916721.89611117 Niš
45.26444419.83166718 Novi Sad
42.2320.7419 Prizren

See also

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