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4.5 ·Slovenia · 13D / 12N

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Ljubljana · Bled · Zagreb · Zadar · Split · Hvar · Dubrovnik · Kotor

Highlights

Plitvice Lakes
Hvar Island
Dubrovnik Old Town
Kotor Bay

Your journey

13 days · open a day to see the plan

01
- Dubrovnik is a gem on the Adriatic Sea
- Historic walls surround Old Town helping to preserve the medieval ambiance emanating from the red-shingled roofs
- Take your time and settle into the enchanting scenery all around you
02
- Visit the walls that have enclosed the city since the 9th century
- In the 15th century, the walls extended and heightened, rising to over 80 feet tall along the stone barrier
- The round Minceta Tower looks over the landscape at the city's northern edge, and the Lovrjenac Fort protects the city's coastline
03
- Visit the Republic of Montenegro and take in the exquisite scenery of the Bay of Kotor & winged lion of St
- Mark decorating the wall
- When the sun begins to set behind the rugged mountain and verdant foothills, the gray walls sweeping across the hills light up like a halo encircling the city
04
- You leave Dubrovnik behind for the stunning mountainous landscape of Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina
- The city dates back to the 15th century and stands between Hum Hill and Velez Mountains on the banks of the Neretva River
05
- Sarajevo is a city dating back to prehistoric times, but with modern roots beginning as an Ottoman stronghold
- In Old Town, you can see the Sebilj Fountain, constructed in 1891 and continuing to offer free water to everyone in the city
06
- Visit the Dalmatian Coast traveling to Croatia's second largest city, Split
- Coastal mountains edge the city against the turquoise Adriatic Sea, the antique synagogue in the palace's western wall
07
- You leave Split behind for the smaller city of Zadar, located on the Dalmatian Coast
- Baroque St
- Simeon's Church stands at the western edge of the ruins and houses the golden sarcophagus of St
- Simeon
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- The greenery around Plitvice Lakes National Park glows emerald in the sunlight
- Walk along the wooden pathways to Veliki Waterfall trundling 257 feet into the waiting pool
- The waterfall rustles the pool and spreads from whitewater into calm ripples
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- Lotrscak Tower was constructed in the 13th century and stands at the southern city gate to protect the city streets from intrusion
- The Croatian National Theater embodies the Austro-Hungarian lifestyle with an opulent facade painted canary yellow and topped with a narrow bronze dome in a Neo-Baroque style
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- Visit the Ljubljanica River, the riverbanks shine emerald and are lush with blossoming flora
- The National Library was completed in 1941 complete with horse-head doorknobs
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- The city comes roaring back to life along the riverbanks and over the Triple Bridge, a group of three bridges connecting the medieval town to the modern city
- Explore to the depths of the Postojna Caves, you arrive at the dramatic hillside home to Predjama Castle
12
- You arrive in Vienna, the Danube River winds its way through the city creating a decisive point between West and East Europe
- Visit St
- Stephen's Cathedral, the Heathen Towers & the Tomb of Emperor Frederick III
13
- You could venture to the neighboring Old Town of Bratislava in Slovakia to witness the preserved medieval streets, or continue to explore the beauty of Vienna
- Bratislava is considered Vienna's twin capital, both located between the shortest distances of any capitals on the continent

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