Old towns of 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. Greece and Cyprus are covered separately under Old towns of Greece and Cyprus.

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Map of Old towns of the Balkans

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

Albania

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

Croatia

42.64027818.1083335 Dubrovnik
Trogir
44.87027813.8455566 Pula
43.5116.447 Split

Montenegro

42.28472218.8452788 Budva
42.45305618.53759 Herceg Novi
42.4253918.77119110 Kotor

North Macedonia

41.11694420.80194411 Ohrid
41.99611121.43166712 Skopje/Stara Čaršija

Romania

47.16222227.58888913 Iași
45.824.1514 Sibiu
46.21694424.79111115 Sighisoara

Serbia and Kosovo

44.81777820.45694416 Belgrade
43.31916721.89611117 Niš
45.26444419.83166718 Novi Sad
42.2320.7419 Prizren

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