Tirana, the largest city as well as the capital of Albania, is a fast emerging tourist destination especially in the past few years. It was founded as an Ottoman town back in the 17th century and was declared the capital of Albania in the year 1920. With a Mediterranean climate, this is one city you …

Podgorica is the capital of Montenegro and is located in the central part of the country. The city derives its name from Gorica hills that rise from the city center. The city has a small population but full of tourist attractions that include skiing in hill resorts while relaxing in sun and sand on sea …

Bucharest, one of the much acclaimed places, which lies on the Dambovita River is one of the most thriving and one most culturally rich cities in Romania. Located to the south west of the country, Bucharest, in a manner of speaking came into existence at 1459 according to popular belief, owing to the fact that …

Famous among the Europeans by its Greek name Philippopolis, Plovdiv is the 2nd largest city in Bulgaria after capital Sofia. Plovdiv is also believed to be the oldest European city that was once ruled by Thracians and later Greeks to become a Roman city. The history of Plovdiv is 6000 years old with Neolithic settlements …

Call it lasi, Lassi, or Jassi, it remains the 2nd largest city in Romania after Bucharest, its capital, and also referred to as the cultural capital of the country. It is located in the north eastern part of Romania and shares borders wit Moldova. Once it was a part of Moldova, and hence it is …