Highlights

• Sofia, Bulgaria Alexander Nevsky Cathedral: An iconic symbol of Sofia with stunning architecture. Vitosha Boulevard: A vibrant street perfect for shopping and dining. National Historical Museum: Offers rich insights into Bulgaria’s history.
• Koprivshtitsa, Bulgaria Revived Houses: Explore beautifully preserved 19th-century houses and their unique architecture. Historical significance: A key site during the April Uprising against Ottoman rule.
• Rila Monastery, Bulgaria UNESCO World Heritage Site: Renowned for its stunning frescoes and intricate woodwork. Spiritual significance: One of Bulgaria's most important cultural and religious sites.
• Bansko, Bulgaria Ski Resort: Famous for winter sports, but also great for hiking and mountain biking in summer. Charming Old Town: Cobblestone streets lined with traditional taverns and shops.
• Thessaloniki, Greece White Tower: The city's most famous landmark and a symbol of Thessaloniki. Aristotelous Square: A lively area perfect for people-watching and enjoying local cuisine. Rotunda and Galerius Palace: Historical sites reflecting the city’s rich heritage.
• Vergina, Greece Royal Tombs: Home to the tomb of Philip II, father of Alexander the Great. Archaeological Museum: Displays artifacts from the ancient kingdom of Macedon.
• Athens, Greece Acropolis: The iconic ancient citadel featuring the Parthenon and stunning views. Plaka District: A charming neighborhood filled with shops, cafes, and historic sites. National Archaeological Museum: Houses an extensive collection of ancient Greek artifacts.