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The time has come to visit Belgrade - one of Serbia's best city break destinations. Immerse yourself in Belgrade's riverfront vibe, where traditional cafes and bars mingle with cutting-edge boutiques. View waterways from the manicured gardens of Tasmajdan Park and experience live music at the Halid Begovic Cultural Center. Amid the stunning Red Star Stadium architecture, stroll along over 10 kilometers of pink marble embankments while meandering past lavish embassies and monuments. Including: Belgrade Fortress, Saint Sava Cathedral, Nikola Tesla Museum, Republic Square, Saint Mark's Church, Kalemegdan Park, Rose Church, Terazije Square, House of the National Assembly, Nebojsa Tower, Old Palace, Dorcol, Gardos Tower, King Aleksandar Boulevard, Tasmajdan Park, Ada Ciganlija Island, Slavija Square, Ethnographic Museum, Princess Ljubica's Residence, White Palace (Kraljevski dvor), Belgrade Zoo, Railway Museum, The Roman Well, Ada Bridge, Military Museum and many more sightseeing highlights of Belgrade.

Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria, also known as the city on seven hills. The metro area has 1.27 million residents, while 1.65 million live in its metropolitan area, making it Bulgaria's largest city and the seventh largest city in the Balkan peninsula. Including: Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Russian Church, Vitosha Boulevard, Holy Nedelya Church, Saint George Rotunda, Church of St. Paraskeva, Central Market Hall, Sofia Synagogue, Banya Bashi Mosque, Eagles' Bridge, Ivan Vazov National Theatre, National Palace of Culture, Slaveykov Square, Central Mineral Baths, Sveti Sedmochislenitsi Church, Monument to the Tsar Liberator, Sofia University (St. Kliment Ohridski), Saint Sophia Statue, Lions' Bridge, Monument to the Soviet Army, Boyana church, Former Communist Party House, St. Sophia Church, City Garden, Amphitheatre of Serdica and many more sightseeing highlights of Sofia.

Bucharest, Romania's capital and largest city, has a bustling old quarter, impressive buildings from the time of Ceaucescu and great cafes and nightlife. Its centre is dominated by the enormous Palatul Parlamentului government building (Palace of Parliament) that looks like an enormous spaceship on its side, and the lovely leafy Cismigiu Gardens. Outside the centre, Bucharest has some fantastic museums and galleries. Founded in 1459-making it one of Europe's oldest capitals-Bucharest is also home to Romania's largest square, Piaţa Unirii, where much of the country's history has played out. Including: Stavropoleos Church, Romanian Athenaeum, Romanian Patriarchal Cathedral, The Old Court/Princely Palace, Antim Monastery, Saint Spyridon the New Church, Cișmigiu Gardens, Calea Victoriei, University Square, Palace of the National Military Circle, Lipscani Street, Kretzulescu Church, National History Museum of Romania, National Museum of Art of Romania, Armenian Church, Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum, Carol Park, Youth's Park, Revolution Memorial, Unirea Shopping Center, Capitoline Wolf of Bucharest, Prince Radu Vodă Monastery, Royal Palace, Cotroceni Palace, Lake Cișmigiu and many more sightseeing highlights of Bucharest.