Croatia's capital, Zagreb, is a walkable city, shrouded in leafy trees and dotted with green city parks. The charming red-roofed upper town, with its conical turrets and church spires, splays out into an urban sprawl of glassy skyscrapers and brutalist architecture, against the backdrop of the verdant Sljeme and Medvednica mountains.

As the largest city in Dalmatia, Split offers a fusion of ancient and modern on the Adriatic Coast. It showcases stunning Roman architecture, rich history, and a vibrant harbour. Explore the UNESCO-listed Diocletian's Palace before relaxing on one of the gorgeous beaches, or climbing sunny Marjan Hill for views across the city and coast.

Set in a lush green valley in the heart of the Balkans, Sarajevo is known as the "Jerusalem of Europe," thanks to its rich history, diverse geography, as well as the blend of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and contemporary styles. It is one of Europe's most unique cities, showcasing resilience, cultural heritage, and vibrant urban life.

The ancient capital of Bosnia before the Ottoman occupation of the country, Jajce is a picturesque town in the heart of the country. At the centre of the town is a spectacular waterfall where the Pliva river joins the Vrbas river.

Croatia's capital, Zagreb, is a walkable city, shrouded in leafy trees and dotted with green city parks. The charming red-roofed upper town, with its conical turrets and church spires, splays out into an urban sprawl of glassy skyscrapers and brutalist architecture, against the backdrop of the verdant Sljeme and Medvednica mountains.