If you are travelling from Vienna to Zagreb in Croatia, you have several options to choose between By Plane: Travelling by plane from Vienna to Zagreb is of course the fastest option; airtime for the trip is about 1 hour, to that you will have to add the time to get from / to city […]
For tourist travelling from Prague to Zagreb and the Croatian Adriatic coast, a new direct bus route will operate every day, during summer season from the 1. of May to 30 of September. In additional to travelling from Prague, the line can also be boarded in Brno, Bratislava, Graz and Vienna. In Croatia the bus […]
Like whole Croatia, Istria is also beautiful and absolutely worth a visit all year round. However, because of its beautiful beaches and the crystal clear sea one could say that in summer it gets even more beautiful and attractive for tourists from all over the world. In this text you can find the five most […]
Buses Graz Graz is the second largest city in Austria, right behind Vienna and is the capital of Styria. According to the census from 2015 there are 310 391 people living in Graz. The city is very well known as a “university town” as it has six universities which are attended by more than 44 […]
With its 195 000 inhabitants Basel is the third most populous city in Switzerland, right behind Zurich and Geneva. The city is located near the borders of Switzerland, France and Germany in north-western Switzerland on the river Rhine. Because of its position, near German Baden-Württemberg and French Alsace it is a great blend of the […]
Zadar is the fifth biggest town in Croatia, it is the administrative, cultural and political centre of North Dalmatia. This town has a long history which was influenced by the Roman, Venetian, Austrian and Byzantine culture. Many monuments have been saved from these periods. In addition, the town is also known for conteporary and unique […]
Zagreb is the capital of Croatia and also the biggest town with a population of approximately 1 million. In 2011, Zagreb was visited by 700 000 tourists, mostly from Germany, Austria and Italy. All the highways in Croatia are connected with Zagreb as well as the corridor which connects northern Europe and Turkey. Public transport […]
Podgorica is the capital and the biggest town in Montenegro; it has about 156 169 inhabitants. Lake Skadar, the biggest lake on the Balkans, can be found in the vicinity of Podgorica. Once the Sozina tunnel has been built, the Adriatic Sea is only half and hour ride from Podgorica. Public transport in Podgorica Public […]
Nis is the third biggest town in Serbia with a population of app 183 000. It is the business, administrative, cultural and university centre of south-eastern Serbia. The town has for a long time been known as the “Gate of the East and the West” because it is located at the crossroads connecting Europe with […]
Jajce municipality is located in central Bosnia and Herzegovina. Thanks to its historical importance, archaeological findings and beautiful scenery (mountains, waterfalls and lakes), the former royal town is now a tourist destination. The main characteristic is the twenty metres high waterfalls where the Pliva River flows into the Vrbas River. The waterfalls are in the […]