Cultural Photography Tours & Trips in Balkans

Get shots of Bran Fortress sitting high in the Carpathian Mountains and the medieval towers of UNESCO-listed Sighisoara. Take photos of Mostar's famous stone bridge over the Neretva River. Shoot Dubrovnik's terracotta rooftops from good viewpoints and the baroque interior of the Assumption Cathedral.

Take photos of Dubrovnik's ancient city walls from Lokrum Island, see Byzantine mosaics at Hosios Loukas Monastery, and capture Meteora Valley's cliffside monasteries. Walk through Ottoman-era buildings in Bitola's Širok Sokak district, photograph Struga's lakeside setting on Lake Ohrid.

You'll photograph St. Sava Temple's Byzantine frescoes in Belgrade before heading to the UNESCO-listed Sveshtari Thracian Tomb near Silistra. In Sighisoara, frame shots of the medieval Clock Tower through cobblestone streets, then capture Bran Castle's Gothic spires on Transylvania's cliffs.

Photograph Bran Castle's 14th-century white stone fortress perched on Transylvanian cliffs. Capture Belgrade's mix of Brutalist and Art Nouveau architecture at the confluence of Sava and Danube rivers. Get exclusive access to St. Sava Temple's frescos-lined crypt where a church choir performs hymns in remarkable acoustics.

You'll get great shots at Sarajevo's UNESCO-listed bazaar where Ottoman buildings mix with busy market stalls, and there's the famous Stari Most bridge in Mostar that connects Catholic, Orthodox, and Muslim areas. See Jajce's old fortress and waterfall, then photograph Dubrovnik's walls.

Photograph the Balkans' contrasts from the 17th-century Stari Most bridge in Mostar to the fortified streets of UNESCO-listed Kotor Bay. Capture the baroque palaces of Perast, the medieval Stećak tombstones at Stolac's necropolis, and the views from Hercegovačka Gračanica Temple overlooking Trebinje. Frame Sarajevo's cultural resilience through the Tunnel of Hope Museum and battle-scarred Trebevič Mountain.

You'll photograph the 11th-century Church of St. Spas in Ohrid, then head to Mostar where divers leap from the iconic Stari Most bridge into the emerald Neretva River below. In Sarajevo's Bascarsija bazaar, the Ottoman-era Begova Mosque sits alongside Catholic churches and synagogues.