Bucharest City Tour
Tour the Romanian capital an orientation inside the Palace of the Parliament, the 2nd largest administrative building in the world after the Pentagon. As you stroll through the halls and ornate rooms, the ruling Dictator become evident. Adjourn to the Village Museum, showcasing the cultural heritage of Romanian life with hundreds of dwellings and tools. Drive past landmarks like the Romanian Athenaeum, the National Military Club and the Triumphal Arch. In the evening, stroll the pedestrian old town or browse t he m ain s hopping street, Calea Victoriei.

Sinaia Tour
Heading to the Neo-Renaissance jewel, Peles Castle. Dramatically set in the pine clad hills above Sinaia, this 160-room palace was home to many Romanian kings. Be impressed by the abundance of intricate wooden interiors and lovely external terraces as you tour one of the Europe’s most beautiful and best-preserved royal palaces.

Bran Castle Tour
Tour this medieval castle with a name that is made world famous by author Bram Stoker when he created the legendary fictional vampire, Dracula. The castle is called Dracula Castle by virtue of it being inhabited by Count Dracul’s infamous son Vlad III or Vlad the Impaler.

Veliko Tarnovo Tour
In the morning, depart to the old capital of Bulgaria from the 12th to 14th centuries. The old city has a picturesque location on the banks of the meandering Yantra River. Visit Tsarevets Hill, where you will find relics of the mighty fortress of the Bulgarian monarchs. Next, continue to one of the most emblematic medieval churches, Holy Forty Martyrs Church.

Sofia Orientation Tour
Enjoy a richly rewarding walking tour through this fascinating city. Start with a visit inside the imposing Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the symbol of Sofia. Visit the nearby St. Sofia Basilica and view the National Art Gallery building, the majestic National Theatre and its fountains, The Presidential Palace and National Assembly and take a peep at the archaeological site right beneath the busy streets of Sofia.

Rila Monastery Tour
Head to the Rila Mountains to visit its UNESCO World Heritage pride, Rila Monastery. The Birth of the Holy Virgin Mary Church has an impressive collection of frescoes in its ceiling and walls. This church and its tower are completely surrounded by the monastery buildings with a courtyard in between. The “stripe” design of this whole complex is a sight to behold.

In the afternoon, drive to Skopje, FYR Macedonia after visiting.

In the morning, drive to Ohrid city by the beautiful Lake Ohrid.

Ohrid City Tour
This UNESCO World Heritage city often known as “Macedonian Jerusalem” has numerous impressive centers of worship. Start the tour at the Church of St. Sophia, before continue to Plaosnik to visit St. Panteleimon Monastery, which was built by St. Clement. Tomb of St. Clement was built by his own hands and buried in this monastery. Next, strolling down to the photogenic St. John of Kaneo Church, built on a cliff above the crisp clear Lake Ohrid. Enjoy a sublime boat ride to the old town center and browse the pedestrian main street or port area.

Skopje City Tour
Visit the Memorial House of Mother Teresa, built on the same spot of the church she was baptized and pose with her bronze statue outside. Proceed to the Macedonia Square to understand the extent of the Skopje 2014 project before heading to the Old Bazaar, biggest in the Balkans for some leisure time.

After lunch, we drive to Thessaloniki, Greece’s 2nd largest city.

Thessaloniki City Tour
Start the morning by strolling through Ano Poli, the Upper town. Enjoy the rustic old town and glorious views of the Thermaikos Gulf. Adjourn to the attractive Church of Agios Dimitrios and take a look at the beautiful relics and elements inside. Drive past the Arch of Galerius to the iconic White Tower and take a short walk along the seaside promenade, Nea Paralia.

In the afternoon, leisure at the shopping precinct Aristotelous Square and Tsimiski Street before leaving for home.

Arrive home with sweet memories.