Ulcinj is the southernmost city in Montenegro, 30 km from the border with Albania. Since it dates back to the Illyrian period, it has a very rich patrimony. It was under the influence of the Romans, Greeks, and Turks. Besides the rich history, Ulcinj has a beautiful scenery, long sandy beaches, mountains, the sea and […]
Rijeka is the third biggest city in Croatia and the biggest port. Therefore, public transport network in Rijeka is very well developed. Namely, the city transport company is Autotrolej with 20 city lines, 33 suburban and 3 night lines which connect 12 cities and municipalities with Rijeka. Buses are orange and they run frequently and […]
Medjugorje is a well-known Catholic centre located in Hercegovina, 25 km from Mostar. It became known after the apparition of the Virgin Mary in 1981; since then it has become, along with Sarajevo, the most visited tourist centre in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Budva is one of the known tourist cities in Montenegro situated on the coast. It has a rich history, numerous beaches and a rich nightlife offer. Public transport Public transport in Budva is organized by Mediteran Express. All the buses have the same departure point on Mediteranska street, at the city centre roundabout.
Split is the second biggest city in Croatia; with its cultural and historical patrimony inscribed on the UNESCO heritage list. Each year more and more tourist visit the city thanks to its clear sea, beaches and a tourist offer which gets richer every year.
Novi Sad is the second biggest town in Serbia and it is the administrative centre of Vojvodina (province) and Juzna Backa which is a part of Vojvodina. The town is located in the southern part of the Pannonian Basin, between the regions of Backa and Srem, on the banks of the Danube river.
Mostar, a town in Bosnia & Herzegovina, has a population of 64 000. It got its name after the bridge watchers (mostari) at the banks of the Neretva river. The town is known for its Old bridge (Stari most) which was built in the 16th century and destroyed during the Homeland war. In the 2004 […]
Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina with a population of approximately 600 000. It is also known as a city of the Olympic games since the Winter Olympics took place there in 1984. Public tranport While in Sarajevo you can use their public tranport means operated by the GRAS transport company (Gradski saobraćaj […]
Belgrade is the capital of the Republic of Serbia with a population of 1 250 000. By population it is the fourth largest city in Southeastern Europe, after Istanbul, Athens and Bucharest. Thanks to its favourable traffic position, rich nightlife and cultural and natural heritage, the city attracts a lot of tourists. Public transport in […]
Zadar International Airport (ZAD) is situated in Zemunik Donji, a small municipality located about 11 kilometers from the city center. Even though it’s a small airport, it still serves about 800 thousand passengers each year, making it the 4th busiest airport in Croatia. Almost all flights from and to ZAD airport are seasonal, with a […]