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Budva

The heart of the Montenegrin Riviera — a fortified Stari grad (old town) perched above the sea, the prettiest beaches on the southern Adriatic (Mogren, Slovenska, Jaz), and the nightlife capital of the region. 2,500 years of history fused with summer swimming, clubs, and long seafront strolls.

Kotor

A UNESCO-listed Old Town tucked into the Bay of Kotor, with medieval walls climbing all the way up to San Giovanni Fortress. The most dramatic stretch of Montenegro's coast — the Bay is often compared to the Norwegian fjords.

Ulcinj

The southernmost town on the Montenegrin coast, with a fortified Stari grad perched on a sea cliff and Velika plaža stretching 13 km — the longest sandy beach on the Adriatic. A multicultural blend of Montenegrin, Albanian and Turkish heritage, with the river-island of Ada Bojana thrown in as a bonus.

Albanija

Tirana

Albania's capital — dramatically transformed over the past decade. Riotously colourful communist-era apartment blocks, new parks, a dense café culture, and the freshly reborn Pyramid make Tirana one of the most exciting cities in the Balkans. Prices run 30–50% below the rest of the region, and the Albanian lek is the local currency — though euros are widely accepted.

Austrija

Beč

The Habsburg capital still wears its imperial robe — the Hofburg, Schönbrunn, and Ringstrasse all show how an empire built a city for itself. Vienna is Europe's musical address (Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Strauss, Mahler, Schoenberg) and Europe's coffee-house address — Café Central and Sacher are institutions. The Secession invented modernity here, and today the baroque boulevards collide head-on with the contemporary scene at the MuseumsQuartier, the Naschmarkt, and along the Donaukanal.

Belgija

Brisel

Belgium's capital and the de facto capital of the European Union — the UNESCO-listed Grand-Place with its gilded baroque facades, art nouveau streets, and arguably the best chocolate and beer in the world. A blend of Flemish and Francophone identity where the comics (Tintin, Spirou) have their own dedicated mural trails.

Francuska

Pariz

The most-visited city in the world — home to the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and the boulevards Baron Haussmann drew up in the 1850s. 20 arrondissements, 14 metro lines plus an RER network for the suburbs, endless museums and bistros. You don't 'finish' Paris in one visit — you pick a neighbourhood and slowly let it dissolve into you.

Hrvatska

Dubrovnik

A UNESCO Old Town wrapped in stone walls at the edge of the Adriatic — the high-water mark of Mediterranean cruise tourism. Heavenly quiet in the morning, swamped by midday; if you know the rhythm, you catch the real Dubrovnik magic. Game of Thrones locations, Venetian architecture, and crystal water below Buža.

Italija

Milan

Italy's capital of fashion and design, packed with Gothic landmarks, Renaissance masterpieces, and a lively aperitivo culture. The historic core is compact and easy on foot, while the metro covers the outer neighborhoods just as well.

Rim

The Eternal City — 2,700 years of history layered on top of itself: the Roman Forum beneath Renaissance palazzos, baroque fountains, and the Vatican. The centre is walkable, but brace yourself for kilometres of queues in summer — advance booking for the Colosseum, the Vatican, and Galleria Borghese is essential.

Makedonija

Ohrid

The 'Jerusalem of the Balkans' on the shore of Lake Ohrid — one of the oldest lakes in the world, over 3 million years old. Legend gives the town 365 churches, one for each day of the year. Dual UNESCO status, both natural and cultural — a vanishingly rare distinction. The Ohrid pearl, crafted from fish scales using a technique known to only a handful of families, is authentic nowhere else on earth.

Skoplje

North Macedonia's capital has a split personality: an Ottoman-era Stara čaršija (the largest old bazaar in the Balkans after Istanbul's), full of mosques, hans and cobbled lanes — and a city centre radically remade by the controversial 'Skopje 2014' project, a neoclassical fever-dream of statues and stuck-on facades. It's a cheap city where the euro stretches twice as far; the real reasons to come are the local food (tavče gravče, ćevap, ajvar) and that old quarter on the north bank.

Njemačka

Berlin

Germany's capital and Europe's creative capital — a 24-hour city with the strongest techno scene in the world (Berghain is an institution). From a Cold War split city to a cosmopolitan hub, Berlin keeps its history on every corner while constantly making new culture. Museum Island is the largest museum complex in central Europe.

Poljska

Krakov

One of Europe's best-preserved medieval cities (UNESCO) — Poland's former capital, with the largest medieval square on the continent, the royal Wawel above the Vistula, and Kazimierz, the Jewish quarter that has roared back as the city's cultural heart. Auschwitz is a 1.5h day trip away — entries are strictly regulated and must be booked well in advance.

Slovačka

Bratislava

One of the cheapest capitals in the EU — the compact Old Town takes 2-3h to walk, and the castle on the hill above the Danube opens a clear view toward Vienna. Subclub, hidden in a former nuclear bunker beneath Most SNP, is an iconic techno venue. The perfect weekend city break when you want Central Europe without Prague's crowds.

Slovenija

Ljubljana

The EU's greenest capital — compact, walkable, with the Ljubljanica river running through the centre and a cafe culture on every corner. Plečnik's architecture defines the city: the Triple Bridge, the National Library, the Central Market. You can walk the whole place in half a day, but you'll stay longer because of the atmosphere.

Španija

Barselona

The capital of Catalonia and one of the most fascinating cities on the Mediterranean — Gaudí's dreamlike facades, a Gothic quarter built on Roman foundations, the Las Ramblas promenade, Barceloneta beach, and tapas bars that don't quiet down until dawn. Mediterranean sun-soaked energy with Catalan pride and an avant-garde streak.

Srbija

Beograd

Serbia's capital, sitting at the confluence of the Sava and the Danube — loud, honest, and cheap by Western standards. The fortress towers over two rivers, Skadarlija hums with *kafanas* and live music, and the river *splavovi* (floating clubs) keep going until dawn. Round-the-clock nightlife, generous portions of food, open-hearted people.

Švedska

Malmö

Sweden's third-largest city, on the Øresund strait — linked to Copenhagen by the Øresund Bridge. Once an industrial port, now a clean, modern Scandinavian city: the Turning Torso skyline, the redeveloped Västra Hamnen waterfront, the walkable Old Town (Gamla Staden), and a strong cycling culture. Travellers from Podgorica typically connect via Copenhagen (CPH) — the train across the bridge to Malmö takes 35 minutes, so Malmö and Copenhagen naturally combine into a single trip.

Velika Britanija

London

A global capital carrying 2,000 years of layered history — from the Roman port of Londinium, through the Tudor Tower and Victorian streets, to the glass towers of the City. The world city for theatre, finance, and museums (the British Museum, the National Gallery, the Tates — all free). Brace yourself for long distances, ride the Tube, and split the plan by zone: Westminster, the City, South Bank, the East End. Prices are in pounds (£), and you tap for travel with an Oyster card or contactless.

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