Distinguished guests meet with you at the appointed hours and places and reach the Kapikule border gate via Istanbul Edirne road. After customs clearance, we are entering Bulgaria.

We arrive in Sofia in the morning. First we get breakfast in the morning and then we make a Sofianis. In our tour, we first see the Cathedral of Alexander Nevski, which is the largest church of the Balkans, with striking features with its interior and exterior architecture. Then we pass the building of the National Library, one of the Balkan’s largest libraries, and the University of Sofia, the National Bank, which attracts attention with its architectural features, and we give a painting break at the National Bulgarian Theater, built at neo-classical style. See the Ulu Mosque, which is now used as the Museum of Archeology, the symbol of the city, the view of the Statue of Sofia and the appearance of the Church of Aya Nedelya. Visiting the Banyabaşı Mosque (Seyfullah Efendi Mosque). Move to Belgrade after your tour. We are starting our business in Belgrade. During the city, Castle Square, Military Museum, Istanbul Gate, Clock Tower, Damat Ali Pasha Tomb, Sokullu Mehmet Pasha Fountain, Cumhuriyet Square, Libra Square and Stone Square are among the places to be seen. After our tour, we settle in our hotel on the evening. Accommodation in our hotel in Belgrade. We take dinner (Music is fun as we get a local resturant.)

After breakfast we are moving to Bosnia Herzegovina’s Capitol Sarajevo. In the wake of the 1992 war, we made a breeding ground in the city, which suffered great destruction after Serbian, Croatian and Bosniak destructive wars between them, but still preserves its beauty to a great extent. The Catholic Cathedral, the Synagogue, Husrev Bey and Ferhadiye Camels, the Latin Bridge of the assassination of Franz Ferdinand in 1914, the Old Library, the city’s 40-year Austro-Hungarian administration, and the western Ferahadiye Caddesi where we can see the style buildings are among the places to be seen. After our tour, we settle in our hotel. Accommodation and Dinner Dinner in our Sarajevo Bosna hotel

After breakfast in the morning, we are moving towards Mostar. Mostar is on our journey between Mostar Bridge, Jewelers Market, Koska Mehmed Pasha Mosque, Old Baths. We first visit the Blagaj Dervish Monastery, the first monastery of Bosnia, built by the Ottoman Armenians, who took control of the Blagaj Region in 1446, after the Mostar foundation. In Bosnia and Herzegovina we visit the Poçitel, which is known as the Turkish Village, protected by all historical documents and we see the buildings built by the Ottomans in the 16th century. After our trips we are moving to Neum. Evening meal and accommodation in our hotel in Neum.

After breakfast we leave the hotel to do our Dubrovnik City Tour. Dubrovnik, the oldest commercial port of the Adriatic, with its Italian name Ragusa, begins with the Old Town Square, which included the UNESCO World Heritage List in the Italian style, a city with a magnificent history-nature synthesis, as Dubrovnik was under the influence of Venice for many years. The City’s Tower and Walls, St. Vlah Church, Knez Mansion, the famous poet Gundulic’s Statue, the Historical Fountain and the 14th-century Pharmacy are some of the places we will see. After our trip, we head for Kotor. Thanks to its conservative position, we go to Kotor, which can not be captured by the Ottomans. The Old City, the Clock Tower, Saint Tripun and Nicola Church are some of the places we will see. After a short journey we arrive at Budva and make a city group. we will take a walking tour to StariGrad (old city center) and Kalay. Then we are moving to Montenegro’s capital Podgorica. Dinner and accomodation in our hotel

First in the morning after breakfast. We see the magnificent island of Sveti Stefan, which is now in the process of restoration and tourism, with the expropriation of an island that is the settlement area of ​​the fishermen and the sale of the island to a multi-billion dollar Singapore. After 40 years of photographing, we are going to move to Tirana, the capital of Albania, the mountainous country of the Balkans, who has experienced Enver Hodja’s dictatorship regime. In the short panoramic term in this beautiful city, which was the capital of Albania in 1920; Ethem Bey Mosque, Historical Clock Tower, National Museum, Opera and Ballet, Parliament and Prime Ministry Buildings, Presidential Palace and Iskender Bey Square are the places we will see. Then we go to Ohrid. According to my arrival time, we are making Ohrid City. In the city of UNESCO’s Cultural List; St. Klemeus Sculpture and Square, Hagia Sophia, Antique Theater, Haci Turgut Mosque and Turkish Bazaar. Accommodation at our hotel … (Dinner at a local restaurant will be fun as music)

In the morning after breakfast we first visit Niyazi’s Palace in Resne in Resne on the road and give a photo break here. After a short journey we arrive at Bitola (Monastery). We are visiting our school (military high school). Şirok street, Isakiye Mosque, Clock Tower, Eleni’s House, Telegraph House, Molasses Square, the Ottoman House is among the places we will see. At the end of our trip we arrive at Tetovo (Tetovo) after a 2 hour bus journey. We visit Bektasi Harabati Baba Tekkesi founded in the 16th century by Alaca mosque in Tetorande and Sazem Ali Baba of Kanuni’s vizier and Alaca Mosque which is an architectural monument. Afterwards, we moved to Skopje. Arrival to Skopje and panoramic city tour. Among the places we will see in Skopje, the birthplace of our honored poet Yahya Kemal Beyatli, are Yahya Pasha Mosque, Clock Tower, Turkish Bazaar, Isa Bey Mosque, Mustafa Pasha Mosque, Murat Pasha Mosque, Kapan Han, Sulu Han, Davut Paşa Hamamı, Taşköprü is located. We walk by watching the Turkish and Jewish neighborhoods along the river Vardar and on the other side of the river. We will see Macedonian Square, Ottoman Bridge and Davut Pasha Bath from the outside. Then we go to the Turkish bazaar and start to see the historical artifacts of the Turkish bazaar. Another building we will see is the Kurşumlu Han, which is located in the old Turkish bazaar and is dated to 1550, is now being used as the Fine Arts Academy. 17 Han buildings have been constructed in the Ottoman period, and today there are 3 inns in Skopje. Following visits to the Sulu Han and Kapan Hani, built in the 2nd half of the 5th century, one of the symbolic works of Skopje and built in the 16th century, We visit the Sultan Murat Mosque and the Isa Bey Mosque from the same century. Accommodation (We take dinner at a local restaurant as a fun piece of music.)

After breakfast in the morning we are headed towards Thessaloniki. Places to be seen on our Thessaloniki tour; (The building of Makedonia, Atatürk’s House, Aristoteoles University Campus, Helexpo International Fairground, Rotonda, Zafer Takı, White Tower, Mekadonia Theater Building, Library, Bedesten, Hamza Bey Mosque, “B.Skender Statue, Aristoteles Square, , Old Thessaloniki, “Ana Poli”, accommodation after a bird’s-eye view of the city in our hotel in Thessaloniki (we take our dinner as Limit drink in Greek Tavern)

After breakfast we go to Kavala. Aqueducts, Harbor, 19th century. Neo Classical Buildings, Ibrahim Pasha Mosque, Imarethane, Kavalalı Mehmet Ali Pasha House and Sculpture are at the end of our journey towards Istanbul. We say goodbye to you on another trip, leaving us the point we have taken.