Via Diagonalis Tour

The ancient Roman road "Via Diagonalis" or "Via Militaris" is a tour which combine three major cities on the Balkan Peninsula and many more destinations...

Istanbul – Explore the historic Sultanahmet district, where remnants of both the Byzantine and Ottoman empires remain. Visit the iconic Blue Mosque, famous for its stunning blue Iznik tiles, and the Topkapı Palace, a symbol of Ottoman grandeur. From the Byzantine period, marvel at the Haghia Sophia and the Hippodrome Square, which take you back in time. Istanbul’s markets are an adventure in themselves: shop for Turkish carpets at the Grand Bazaar or leather goods on the surrounding streets. The fragrant Spice Market offers a variety of goods, and from the lively Eminönü harbor, take a walk past the fishermen across the Galata Bridge into the vibrant heart of modern Istanbul.
Sofia – Discover the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, with its striking golden domes. Explore the St. Sofia Church, one of Europe’s oldest continuously operating churches, and the 4th-century Church of St. George, the best-preserved structure in the ancient city of Serdica. Visit the Banya-Baschi Mosque, a remarkable example of Islamic architecture. In the picturesque Boyana district, explore the Boyana Church, a UNESCO World Heritage site with three sections from different time periods. The National Historical Museum offers a fascinating collection showcasing the diverse cultures that have shaped Bulgaria.
Belgrade – Take a relaxing tour through Belgrade’s central districts, squares, and streets. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the charming old town, known as “Varos,” with stops at the Orthodox Cathedral and the Belgrade Fortress. Visit the Residence of Princess Ljubica, built in 1831 by Prince Miloš Obrenović as a private home for his wife. The residence features a blend of Balkan style and Western Baroque influences.