Your journey to Montenegro

Sitting on the French-German border, Strasbourg is a charming city in the heart of Alsace. It combines Medieval history with a chic, contemporary culture, and is surrounded by beautiful countryside, f…

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…

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-li…

Dubrovnik, known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic," sits majestically on Croatia's southern coast. This UNESCO-listed city is famed for its preserved medieval architecture in the terracotta-roofed old to…

Set on a dramatic bay, Kotor is one of Montenegro's most beautiful and best-preserved historic towns. With its characterful winding streets, ancient churches, and striking views from every angle, it i…

Built under Tito and opened in 1976, the 476-kilometre line between the Serbian capital and the Adriatic port of Bar is one of Europe's great overlooked railway journeys. The 11-hour route crosses 435…

The Serbian capital is known as the white city thanks to the colour of the walls that used to enclose it. Explore the vast fortress on the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers and enjoy the views …

With hilly, historic Buda on the west of the River Danube, and lively Pest on the east, there's plenty for you to explore in Hungary's buzzing capital. Both sides of the river boast stunning architect…

On the banks of the Danube, Ulm is a distinct mix of old and new, with the 'Neu Ulm' feeling like an entire city in itself. Although significantly damaged by the Second World War, the old town retains…