Today you will go to the airport to check in for your flight to Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. Due to the time difference, it is recommended to confirm the local time and depart 1 day in advance, the exact time is subject to the arrival time, please choose an early flight to arrive. 

Please check all documents carefully, such as passports, visas, Taiwan Compatriot Permits, etc.

Today you will arrive in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, your guide will pick you up at the airport and drive you to hotel for check-in. 

Please Note: Free pick-up time on the day of the tour is a fixed time and available for once(please communicate with customer service staff in advance to confirm the specific time, Transfer at other time will be chargeable)

  Today is Pick-up day, we don't arrange official itinerary, if arriving early , you can explore the city on your own. Please pay attention to personal belongings in free activities.

Itinerary: Szent Istvan Bazilika-Gate of Stone-St. Mark's Church-Ban Jelacic Square-Upper Town

After breakfast at the hotel, visit the town (about 60 minutes) and visit the tallest classical building in Zagreb - Szent Istvan Bazilika (free admission, except in case of religious events), Gate of Stone. 

Visit St. Mark's Church in Gothic style, Ban Jelacic Square with the statue of Governor Jelacic, Zagreb is divided into the upper and lower half of the city, the Upper Town is the old town, and then return to the hotel to rest. 

Szent Istvan Bazilika 

A famous Catholic church in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, is also the city's tallest classical building, the church adopts neo-Gothic architectural style and adds two 108-meter-high spires, making it a landmark of Zagreb, which is not only a place for religious activities, but also the location of the best-preserved Gothic dome frescoes in Zagreb and even in Croatia, which is of high historical and artistic value, and nowadays is also a place for tourists to visit. It is also home to the best-preserved Gothic dome frescoes in Zagreb and Croatia, with a high historical and artistic value, and is now one of the most popular attractions for tourists. 

Gate of Stone Located in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, the Gate of Stone is a unique attraction in the city full of mystery and deep history. It is not only a building, but also a symbol of Zagreb's history and culture, attracting tourists from all over the world to explore the story behind it and enjoy the unique charm of the city.

Itinerary: The village of Kumrovets

Breakfast at the hotel; transfer to the village of Kumrovets, the hometown of Tito, the former Yugoslav leader ★ (inside)

There are only 267 villagers in Kumrovets, but it is the most famous village, arguably one of the most famous villages in Croatia and even in the world, which was once visited by U.S. President Richard Nixon.

The entire village is open as an open-air folk museum, with a sculpture of Tito's World War II-era uniformed figure in the courtyard, and exhibition rooms displaying records of Tito's life and precious materials from the funeral of his death.

It also shows the life of Zagoye peasants in the 19th and 20th centuries. Visitors can see traditional weddings in Zagoye, the lives of newlyweds, the making of linen, blacksmithing, ceramics, the process of making bread, and much more. There are also many cycling routes in the surrounding area. 

Afterwards, proceed to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, and upon arrival, enjoy dinner and transfer to the hotel for a rest.

Itinerary: Church of Saint Sava - Tito's Memorial - Tito's Flower House - Kalemegdan Fortress - Knez Mihailova Street - Old Scaglia Street - Chinese Embassy in Former Yugoslavia

Have Breakfast at the hotel, then proceed to visit ★Church of Saint Sava (inside,) one of the largest churches in the Orthodox world and one of Serbia's landmarks. It is not only a center of religious faith, but also a marvel of art and architecture. 

Visit ★Tito flower House (inside, about 15 minutes), a memorial to Tito, the leader of former Yugoslavia. A trip to Belgrade must not miss the tomb of Marshal Tito, which was his favorite residence and flower house, and now also exhibits the original history of his life and office, as well as a variety of gifts given to him by political leaders of various countries.

Visit Kalemegdan Fortress ★ (Inside, about 30 minutes), the city's most famous sight, which is made up of huge stone blocks and has been a military fortress since the time of the Celts. Here you can enjoy a beautiful view of the confluence of the Danube and Sava Rivers.

Visit Knez Mihailova Street and Old Scaglia Street, Chinese Embassy in Former Yugoslavia, which was bombed by the U.S. in 1999 (only a monument exists to commemorate the martyrs, and on the site of the former Center for Sino-Belgian Cultural Exchanges), then transfer to the hotel for the night. In the evening we will go to the hotel for rest.

Itinerary: Novi Sad - Novi Sad Old Town - Serbia - Novi Sad Main Church - Petrovaradin Castle - Timisoara

Travel to Novi Sad and visit the Cathedral of Novi Sad, the second largest city in Serbia, the “ Athens ” of the Serbs, with its charming and characteristic architecture, centered on the City Hall and the adjacent Cathedral of Novi Sad. Cathedral of Novi Sad as the center, surrounded by churches, museums and stores, visit Petrovaradin Castle (free admission), known as “Gibraltar on the Danube”, the largest of the more than 30 larger castles in Europe. Arrive in Timisoara for dinner and overnight in hotel.

Itinerary: Sibiu - city tour - Brasov 

Breakfast at the hotel; 

Departure to Sibiu, the 800-year-old city with the highest concentration of Germanic peoples in Romania, where the splendor of the old medieval city is reflected everywhere and which was elected European Capital of Culture in 2007. Upon arrival, we will have a city tour (about 60 minutes): old streets, big squares, small squares, walk on the interesting bridge of lies, see the vivid “eyes on the roof”, and then later on we will go to Brasov, A city full of stories, the black church in the old town is one of its landmarks. Built in the 13th century, it is a marvelous blend of Gothic and Romanesque styles. 

This is a long day of driving, so it is advisable to take some snacks with you!

Itinerary: Black Church - Municipal Square - Castello Brown - Vampireville Castle - The Palace of Peles - Bucharest

Breakfast at the hotel; 

Visit the Black Church of Brasov (exterior), built in the 13th century in the Old Town, which has a dual style of Gothic and Romanesque. It is the largest Catholic church in Transylvania and the largest Gothic church in Southeastern Europe; 

visit the Municipal Square, which is the meeting place for residents' activities on weekdays as well as a small marketplace; 

To Castello Brown, visit the mysterious ★ Vampireville (Dracula Castle) (inside, about 60 minutes), also known as Chateau Dracula, a legendary vampire hangout.overlooking the valley; to Sinaia, known as the “Pearl of the Carpathians”. Visit the palace building - ★The Palace of Peles (inside, about 45 minutes), the summer residence of King Carlo and his queen, the most beautiful palace building in Romania.

Arrive at Bucharest in the evening, dinner and check in to the hotel for rest. Bucharest is the capital of Romania and is the political, economic and cultural center of the country. There are many historical buildings, museums, art galleries, parks, etc...

Itinerary: City tour - Revolution Square - Altes Schloss - Palace of Parliament - Lipps Sense Pub Old Street - Veliko Tarnovo

Breakfast at the hotel; 

Capital city tour (about 120 minutes): Revolution Square on Victory Street, where there used to be the headquarters building of the Romanian Republic, the former Altes Schloss (exterior), (currently the National Museum of Art), visit the Palace of the Parliament (exterior) (also known as the People's Palace), which cost hundreds of millions of dollars to build and is the second largest single building in the world after the Pentagon of the U.S. Department of Defense, with its many rooms, halls and offices; then head to the Lipps Sense Pub Old Street in the center of Bucharest, to enjoy the charm of the old city and its ancient bar culture. In the afternoon, proceed to the Bulgarian city of Veliko Tarnovo, where you will enjoy dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Itinerary: City of Roses - Sofia - Presidential Compound - Alexander Nevsky Church - Hagia Sophia 

Breakfast at the hotel; Visit the City of Roses: Kazanlık, as the largest city in the “Rose Valley”, has been holding a Rose Festival on the first weekend of June every year since the end of the 1960s to show the Bulgarian people's love for roses and their hospitality through the“Rose Queen”beauty pageant, picking roses in the rose gardens, parade and other rich activities. The Rose Festival is held on the first weekend of June every year since the late 1960s, with the“Rose Queen”beauty pageant, rose garden picking, parade and other rich activities to show the Bulgarian people's love for roses and hospitality.You can experience the annual harvest of the Rose Festival in the rose field and watch the Rose Picking Festival; Take a seat ★ to watch the Rose Festival folk parade and the "Rose Queen" float display.

Afterward, we will go to Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. Sightseeing: Presidential compound, located in the center of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, it is the seat of the highest symbol of administrative power in Bulgaria, witnessing many of the country's major historical events and political decision-making process. visit the magnificent gold-domed building Alexander Nevsky Church. One of the largest Orthodox churches in the Balkans and Sofia's most iconic building, the church was built in the neo-Byzantine style. The church is built in neo-Byzantine style. The most distinctive feature of the church is its huge golden dome, which shines in the sunlight. Hagia Sophia, which was damaged by the earthquake, and check in to the hotel at night. It is not only the core symbol of Bulgarian religious culture, witnessing the development of the Orthodox Church, but also a link between ancient and modern times, leading tourists to explore Sofia's deep historical and cultural heritage, and to feel the city's multiculturalism and the spirit of perseverance.

Hagia Sophia, which was damaged by the earthquake, and check in to the hotel at night. It is not only the core symbol of Bulgarian religious culture, witnessing the development of the Orthodox Church, but also a link between ancient and modern times, leading tourists to explore Sofia's deep historical and cultural heritage, and to feel the city's multiculturalism and the spirit of perseverance and inheritance.

Itinerary: Rila Monastery - Skopje 

Breakfast at the hotel; Travel to Rila to visit the famous Rila Monastery★ (inside, about 40 minutes), the largest monastery in Bulgaria, located at an altitude of 1,100 meters on the Rila Mountain, founded in the 10th century under the auspices of St. John the Abbot, and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983.

Departure for Skopje, dinner on arrival and overnight in hotel.

Itinerary: Kosovo region - Pristina downtown - Clinton Avenue - Kosovo Library - Skopje - Mustafa Pasha Mosque - Mother Teresa Monument - St. Spas Church - kara Castle

Breakfast at the hotel and then proceed to Kosovo. Pristina city tour (about 60 minutes): Clinton Avenue, where there is a bronze statue of U.S. President Clinton, built locally as a thank for Clinton's support for Kosovo's independence; downtown the riding statue of medieval Albania's national hero, Skanderbe, one of the city's landmarks; Libraries in Kosovo (exterior), one of the ten ugliest buildings in the world, resembles a honeycomb and is the most famous building in Kosovo.

Afterwards, return to Skopje and visit this popular city of Macedonian with its diverse culture and architecture, where you can see the reconstructed bridge over the Vada River from the 15th century, the traditional bazaar, the ★Mustapha Pasha Mosque from the 15th century (inside, approx. 15 min.), the Monument to Mother Teresa (outside, approx. 10 min.). Visit St. Spas Church (exterior), Kara Castle (exterior), dinner and overnight in hotel.

Itinerary: Odrid - Lake Ohrid 

Breakfast at the hotel; travel to Odrid, which has preserved the ancient remains of the former Macedonian dynasty; it is also a lakeside city with one of the oldest lakes in the world, Lake Ohrid, with a boat ride ★ (approx. 60 min.) to explore the lake and the mountains. It is also listed on the World Heritage List for its special value, together with the historical buildings in the area. The lake is rich in biodiversity and inhabited by many rare fish. Lake scenery and human landscape complement each other, whether it is strolling around the lake to enjoy the natural beauty, or explore the historical sites to feel the cultural charm, Lake Ohrid can bring unforgettable experience to tourists.

Itinerary: Bunker Museum BunkArt 2-Tirana city tour-Office of the President-Ministry building-Skanderbeg Square-Nuns' Place-National Museum of Albania-Podgorica

Breakfast at the hotel;

Explore BunkArt 2 ★ (inside, about 40 minutes), the anti-nuclear bunker of the former Albanian Ministry of the Interior, code-named “Objekti Shtylla”, which revealed the secrets of Albania's famous intelligence agency “Sigurimi”. Step into this unusual space, full of strange noises, artworks, rooms, maps, as if you were in a movie, and feel and experience the extraordinary history of the period from 1912 to 1991. 

Then Tirana city tour (about 45 minutes), visit Office of the President (exterior) and Ministry building (exterior), visit Skanderbeg Square, where the statue of Skanderbeg Rider stands in the center of the square, It is also an important venue for city events, cultural celebrations, and political rallies. In the center of the square stands a monumental statue or fountain and other landscape facilities, is a focal point for people to take photos, recreation and entertainment, and is a symbol of the vitality of the city of Lana and the convergence of diverse cultures. 

Visit the monument of the communist era on the National Avenue, visit Nuns' Place, feel the light of selfless devotion of Mother Teresa, visit ★ National Museum of Albania (inside about 45 minutes), in-depth understanding of the vicissitudes of the history of this “country of mountain eagles”! It is an important window showing the whole picture of the history and culture of this country. The museum has a large collection of valuable artifacts, works of art, historical documents and so on. The collection includes important testimonies from all periods of Albania's history, from the origins of the ancient civilization to the modern times. 

After lunch, proceed to Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro.

Itinerary: Black Lake - Dyrdiyevka Bridge - Budva

Breakfast at the hotel; transfer to ★Black Lake (inside) located in Durmitor National Park, which has been inscribed on the World Natural Heritage List in 1980. The Tara River Valley, also within Durmitor National Park, is 80 kilometers long and 1,300 meters deep, making it the second largest canyon in the world after the Grand Canyon in Arizona. It is an alpine lake formed by glacial action,with deep and dark waters, hence its name. Black Lake is not only a place of natural beauty, but also inhabits a variety of rare plants and animals, providing an ideal place for ecology enthusiasts to observe and study the natural ecology, and attracting countless tourists to come and enjoy its unique charm and tranquility.

Visit the famous Dildiyevica Bridge - the filming location of the famous movie “The Bridge”in the former Yugoslavia, to see the magnificent bridge imprinted in our minds, and to feel how “The Tiger” and his comrades used to fought in the past. Straddling the Tara River, it is one of the most iconic buildings in Montenegro and has witnessed its history. Attractive to both researchers of history and culture, as well as tourists in search of breathtaking views, it is also a popular spot for photographers to capture moments, with breathtaking photos from every angle. In the evening we will go to Budva, Montenegro for dinner and overnight in hotel.

Itinerary:Kotor Fjord - Virgin Rock Island - Kotor Old Town - Budva Old Town 

Breakfast at the hotel; Travel to Kotor Fjord, one of the 25 most beautiful fjords in the world, one of the most magnificent fjords in the Mediterranean, the bay extends about 28 kilometers inland. Take a cruise ★ through Kotor Fjord (approx. 60 minutes) via the old baroque town of Perast, the picturesque islands of St. George and Virgin Rock, climb up to Virgin Rock Island and visit the ornate church auditoriums and museums. Located in the middle of the Kotor Fjord, it is a man-made island full of legend and religious sanctity. On the island stands a beautiful Church of Our Lady, the elegant architecture of the church, the interior preserved many exquisite frescoes and religious artifacts, these art treasures witnessed the inheritance and development of the local religious culture. The sea around the Virgin Mary Rock Island is so clear that you can often see the fish walking in the water.

Then visit ★Kotor (inside, about 45 minutes), with more than a thousand years of history, it is one of the best preserved medieval cities on the Adriatic coast. It is a World Heritage Site, with a church built in 1166, 13th century frescoes, and the “Great Wall” on the hill that stopped the Ottoman Empire in the Cold War era. Walking in the streets of the old city, you will be deeply impressed by the Romanesque and Venetian architecture, as if you were in the medieval old city. After the visit to ★ Budva Old Town (inside, about 30 minutes); stay in hotel of the small town.

Itinerary: Old City of Dubrovnik - Neum 

After breakfast at the hotel, we will go to ★Old City of Dubrovnik (inside), the pearl of the Adriatic Sea, the paradise on earth written by George Bernard Shaw, surrounded by the mountains and the sea, which was inscribed on the list of the World Cultural Heritage in 1979, and is the “backyard of Europe”. It is the “backyard of Europe”. With many tourists, it is the most important monumental city in Croatia that can't be missed.

In the evening, transfer to the small town of Neum in Bosnia and Herzegovina for dinner and transfer to the hotel.

Itinerary Mostar - Mostar Bridge - Sarajevo - Bascarsija - Latin Bridge 

Breakfast at the hotel; 

Transfer to the small medieval town of Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and visit the ancient Mostar Bridge, which crosses the deep valley of the Retva River, with the round cobbled old town stretching out on either side of it. Small stores selling carpets, jewelry, traditional clothing, ties and pipes are everywhere. 

Afterwards, proceed to Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and visit Bascarsija (inside, approx. 60 min.), the country's most charming and colorful bazaar center, where you can find scenes from the movie “ Walter Defends Sarajevo”: the clock tower, the street of the blacksmiths, the mosque with its green dome (exterior) and much more. Proceed to Latin Bridge in the east of the city, the historical place where the Austro-Hungarian Crown Prince Ferdinand was assassinated by Serb youths, which triggered the First World War. In the evening, transfer to the hotel for rest and dinner.

Itinerary: Ancient City of Split 

Breakfast at hotel; 

Transfer to the Croatian seaside city of Split, visit ★The Old City of Split (inside),the second largest city in Croatia, which has a history of 1,700 years. The Old City of Split was founded in the 3rd century A.D. around the palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian, and is one of the most famous surviving monuments of the Roman Empire. Diocletian's Palace is one of the best preserved Roman palaces in Europe and the world. In 1979, the historic center of Split and the Diocletian's palace were inscribed on the United Nations World Heritage List.

Itinerary Sibenik - Town Hall Square - Saint James Church - Zadar - Plitvice Lakes 

Breakfast at the hotel; 

Transfer to the hillside town of Sibenik on the Dalmatian coast, where the winding gravel road takes you through the wide city hall square, visit Saint James Church, which is listed as a World Heritage Site, and stroll through the alleys; then transfer to Zadar, which is built on the water and looks like a huge warship moored in the harbor. In the evening, go to Hotel near Sixteen lakes for overnight stay.

Itinerary: Plitvice Lakes National Park 

Breakfast at the hotel; 

Drive to Sixteen Lakes region, visit ★Plitvice National Park (inside approx. 90 minutes), Croatia's most famous tourist attraction, listed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in 1979, the beauty of the lake is not to be missed. Afterwards, go to Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia.

Itinerary: Ljubljana - city tour - Dragon Bridge - St. Nicholas Church - Heavy Bridge - Plescheren Square - City Square - Town Hall - Roba Fountain - Lake Bled - Castle 

Breakfast at the hotel; 

Visit the beautiful town of Ljubljana, city tour (about 60 minutes): Dragon Bridge, St. Nicholas Church (free admission, except in case of religious events), Triple Bridge, Plescheren Square, City Square, Baroque Town Hall and Roba Fountain; 

Then go to Bled in the middle of the Alpine mountains, visit the beautiful scenery of Lake Bled, take a boat ★ (about 45 minutes) to arrive at the small island in the center of Lake Bled. Visit the spectacular castle on the rocky hills of the lake ★ (inside ), overlooking the beautiful scenery of Bled. 

Today, we'll transfer you to the airport to return home, we wish you have a pleasant journey.

Please note that the complimentary airport drop-off from the hotel is offered at a fixed time and available for once, so it is recommended that you communicate with customer service staff about the specific flights in advance before booking，Transfer at other time will be chargeable.