Your journey commences in Prishtina, the vibrant capital of Kosovo. Arrive and seamlessly integrate into local life with public transport. Immerse yourself in Prishtina’s soul, exploring iconic landmarks like the Newborn Monument, Mother Teresa Square, and the vibrant Germia Park

• Explore Mother Teresa Boulevard, Prishtina’s vibrant outdoor space.
• Visit the Imperial Mosque (Sultan Mehmet Fatih Mosque) and learn about its unique history.
• Discover the ethnological Museum Emin Gjiku, offering insights into the city’s cultural heritage.
• Optional: Visit Gracanica Monastery, a superb Orthodox Church founded by Serbian king Stefan Milutin.
• Visit Ulpiana Archeological Park: Known as Justiniana Secunda, a site from the Roman period. 

Board a morning bus to Shkup, the bustling capital of North Macedonia. Uncover cultural treasures in the Old Bazaar, visit the Mustafa Pasha Mosque, and indulge in the artistic offerings of the National Gallery of Macedonia.

• Visit the National Museum of Macedonia in Skopje, showcasing the country’s cultural history.
• Explore the Museum of Macedonian Struggle, dedicated to the nation’s fight for independence.
• Stroll across the Stone Bridge, a historical Ottoman bridge across the Vardar River.
• Wander through the Old Bazaar, experiencing its lively atmosphere and diverse offerings.

Embark on a picturesque bus journey to Ohrid, a gem on the shores of Lake Ohrid. Wander through the UNESCO-listed Old Town, admire the Ancient Theatre, and enjoy a serene boat trip on Lake Ohrid.

• Explore Samuil Fortress, offering panoramic views of Ohrid.
• Visit Saint Sophia Church, known for its exquisite  frescoes of Byzantine art.
• Discover the reconstructed prehistoric settlement at Bone Bay.
• Enjoy the ancient Ohrid Amphitheatre, dating back to 200 BC.

Embark on a scenic public bus adventure to Lin, an ancient village, and continue to Pogradec. Explore lakeside museums and stroll along the scenic promenade.

• Explore the Paleo-Christian Basilica of Lini, known for its colorful mosaics.
• Visit the National Park of Drilon, a haven for nature lovers with lush forests and waterfalls.

Take a bus and reach Tirane, Albania’s capital, and immerse yourself in its vibrant cultural scene, including the National Gallery of Arts.

• Experience Skanderbeg Square, the main square in Tirana, surrounded by important buildings.
• Explore Bunk’Art 2, a museum inside a massive underground bunker from the communist era.
• Climb Mount Dajti for panoramic views of Tirana and the surrounding landscapes.
• Visit the Pyramid of Tirana, a unique architectural structure with a communist past

Hop on a bus to Shkoder, one of Albania’s oldest cities. Immerse yourself in Shkoder’s cultural heritage by exploring the Marubi Museum and wandering through the historic Rozafa Castle.

• Explore the Marubi Museum, offering a captivating journey through the history of photography.
• Visit Rozafa Castle, an important monument with a rich history.
• Discover Shkoder Lake, the largest lake in the Balkan region, providing natural beauty.
• Explore Shkoder Historical Museum to learn about the city’s history.

Take a bus to Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro. Delve into the city’s cultural offerings with a visit to the National Museum and savor the laid-back atmosphere.

• Old Town (Stara Varoš): Explore the historic heart of Podgorica with its narrow streets, ancient buildings, and charming atmosphere. You can find traditional cafes, shops, and restaurants here.
• Millennium Bridge: This iconic bridge spans the Morača River and is one of the most recognizable landmarks of Podgorica. It’s particularly beautiful illuminated at night.
• Morača Monastery: Located just outside Podgorica, this Serbian Orthodox monastery dates back to the 13th century. It’s nestled in a picturesque canyon and offers beautiful views.

Return to Kosovo by bus, arriving in Peje. Explore the Patriarchate of Peja, wander through the historic bazaar, and partake in local traditions.

• Patriarchate of Peja: This Serbian Orthodox monastery complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most significant religious and cultural landmarks in Kosovo. Dating back to the 13th century, it consists of several churches, chapels, and living quarters, adorned with stunning frescoes and architectural details.
• Historic Bazaar (Çarshia e Vjetër): Take a leisurely stroll through the cobblestone streets of Peja’s historic bazaar, which dates back to Ottoman times. Here, you’ll find a vibrant mix of traditional shops, artisanal crafts, and local eateries. It’s an excellent place to immerse yourself in the city’s bustling atmosphere and discover unique souvenirs.
• Bajrakli Mosque: Located in the heart of the historic bazaar, the Bajrakli Mosque is one of Peja’s oldest and most recognizable landmarks. Built in the 15th century, it boasts a distinctive Ottoman architectural style and is open to visitors interested in learning about Islamic heritage in Kosovo.

A scenic bus journey brings you to Prizren, a cultural gem of Kosovo. Explore the Old Stone Bridge, Sinan Pasha Mosque, and the historic Prizren Fortress.

• Prizren Fortress (Kalaja): Overlooking the city, Prizren Fortress offers panoramic views of the city and the surrounding countryside. Explore the ancient walls, towers, and ruins while soaking in the historical ambiance.
• Sinan Pasha Mosque: This stunning Ottoman mosque, built in the 17th century, is one of Prizren’s most iconic landmarks. Admire its elegant architecture, intricate decorations, and serene atmosphere.
• Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this medieval Serbian Orthodox church dates back to the 14th century. Marvel at its impressive architecture and magnificent frescoes, which depict scenes from religious and historical narratives.
• Old Stone Bridge (Ura e Gurit): Spanning the Bistrica River, this 15th-century bridge is an emblematic symbol of Prizren. Take a leisurely stroll across the bridge and admire its architectural beauty.

Return to Prishtina by bus for a farewell day. Visit the Kosovo Museum, explore key sites like Mother Teresa Square, and reflect on the transformative cultural journey.