Following the political changes of the late twentieth century, the region underwent a transformation that created several countries sharing closely related cultural roots. Travelling here reveals a different, less-explored Europe, where recent history and cultural diversity coexist in what many consider Europe's least-known region.
Albania remained for decades quite isolated even from other socialist countries.
Travelling to Albania in June: two ways to start summer by discovering the Balkans.
The Balkans hold some of the continent’s most spectacular landscapes, with a history and authenticity hard to find elsewhere. Departing on 23 June, we offer two trips to one of Europe’s least-known destinations. Albania.
A few years ago. We set off to discover the Balkans, its fascinating history and incredible landscapes. We have continued exploring the area’s rivers, lakes, peaks and historic cities, and it still amazes us. Today we can present our new route through Serbia, Kosovo and Montenegro, an itinerary that combines nature and culture, outside the conventional tourism routes.
Along with its neighbours in the Balkans, Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo are among Europe’s least-known countries.
With notable cultural differences among them, these territories share a common history still very evident in its streets. We will travel from Serbia to Kosovo via Montenegro, exploring their main cities and walking through their valleys and around their rivers and lakes, discovering an impressive cultural and natural heritage outside the usual tourist routes.