Assemble at Changi Airport for your flight to Zagreb, Croatia.

Franklin Roosevelt Square: (photostoр)

A central square and popular tour starting point.

Ban Jelačić Square: (photostop)

Zagreb's main square, full of life and history.

Zagreb Cathedral: (photostop)

Croatia's tallest building and top Gothic landmark.

Croatia Parliament: (photostop)

Home of the national parliament in the Upper Town.

St. Mark's Church: (photostop)

Known for its colorful roof with historic coats of arms.

Stone Gate: (photostop)

Medieval city gate and local pilgrimage site.

Lotrščak Tower: (photostop)

13th-century tower with panoramic city views.

Pliva Waterfall: (photostop)

A striking waterfall located in the heart of Jajce, where the Pliva and Vrbas rivers converge.

Sarajevo City Hall: (photostop)

An Austro-Hungarian era landmark, now a symbol of Sarajevo's cultural heritage.

Blagaj:(suggested optional)

Blagaj is a historic village and protected heritage site in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the south-eastern region of the Mostar basin

Latin Bridge:

A historic Ottoman bridge, known as the site of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination in 1914.

Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque:

The largest mosque in Bosnia and Herzegovina, reflecting classic Ottoman architecture.

Baščaršija:

Sarajevo's old bazaar and cultural center.

War Tunnel Museum:

A key historical that preserves the tunnel that served as a lifeline for the city during the Bosnian War.

Stari Most (Old Bridge): (photostop)

A 16th-century Ottoman bridge and Mostar's most iconic landmark.

Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque: (photostop)

A riverside mosque known for its scenic minaret views over the Old Bridge

Pocitelj Fortress: (photostop)

15th-century cliffside citadel guarding Bosnia's southern gateway

Church of St Blaise: (photostop)

Baroque beauty built for Dubrovnik's patron saint, standing proud since 1715

Onofrio's Fountain: (photostop)

A grand 15th-century stone fountain that once quenched the entire city's thirst

Orlandos Column: (photostop)

Medieval symbol of freedom and justice, watching over the city since 1418.

Sponza Palace: (photostop)

A Gothic-Renaissance gem that survived earthquakes

Franciscan Monastery: (photostop)

A serene cloister hiding one of Europe's oldest still running pharmacies.

Rectors Palace: 总督宫(photostop)

Former seat of power, where Dubrovnik's rector ruled for just one month at a time.

Old Pharmacy: (photostop)

Opened in 1317 and still mixing potions-history and healing in a single breath.