2025 Budva Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

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Everyone! Take a 22-day trip to Austria and other countries on a whim! Super detailed guide that will allow you to easily travel around many European countries, save it now! . 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1-2: Shanghai ✈️Beijing ✈️Budapest, start your Eastern European journey. Day 3-4: Budapest, Szeged, Sibiu, visit the Pearl of the Danube and the Sunshine City. Day 5-6: Sibiu🚌Bucharest🚌Veliko Tarnovo, immerse yourself in the charm of the world-class castle. Day 7-8: Veliko Tarnovo, Kazanlak, Sofia, Skopje, experience the unique style of the Rose City and the Garden City. Day 9-10: Skopje, Ohrid, Tirana, Kruja, Podgorica, deep into the cultural center of the Balkan Peninsula. Day 11-14: Podgorica, Zabljak, Budva, Kotor, Montenegrin towns, Dubrovnik, Neum, Mostar, Sarajevo, explore filming locations and world heritage sites. Day 15-16: Sarajevo, Belgrade, Zagreb, tracing the traces of the history of the Yugoslav Federation. Day 17-18: Zagreb, Plitvice, Postojna and Ljubljana, experience the fun of European Jiuzhaigou and cave exploration. Day 19-20: Ljubljana, Bled, Hungarian town, Tihany, Vienna, enjoy the beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains and Balaton style. Day 21-22: Vienna ✈️Beijing ✈️Shanghai, the journey ends and we return home with lots of memories. . Notes: - Food: Austria has a rich variety of food, don’t forget to try the traditional chocolate cake and meatballs! 🍰🍡 - Visa information: If you are traveling to multiple countries, you need to apply for a visa in advance to ensure a smooth trip. 📌💼 - Specialty product prices: Pay attention to the prices when buying specialties. Prices in Austria are relatively high, so plan your budget reasonably. 💰🛍️ - Transportation: Austria has convenient transportation. When driving by yourself, you need to understand the local traffic rules to ensure driving safety. 🚗🛣️ - Language: Mainly German, please prepare translation tools for smoother communication. 🗣️📖 - Climate: Prepare clothes according to the season to cope with the changeable weather in Austria. 🌦️🧥 - Etiquette: Respect local customs, be polite to others, and leave a good impression. 🙌🏼💕 . Traveling through Austria and other countries, every step is a beautiful scene. I hope this guide can help you travel around Europe and enjoy a wonderful journey! 🌍✨

Mogren beach turned out to be our favourite beach during our stay in Budva in late April / early May 2022, where the daily temps were in the low to mid 20’s, beautifully warm and great for sunbathing 🌊☀️

Restaurant Jadran is a seafood restaurant at the seaside beach Budva.The menu have many languages so you don’t have problem how to order.The seafoods are fresh and delicious with very reasonable price.Staffs are friendly and polite.Very nice restaurant.recommended

It’s one of the most amazing restaurant in Budva.Love the decoration inside and outside restaurant with beautiful flowers and plants.More important is foods are very tasty with reasonable price.love the octopus cook with mussels.Meats are well seasoned.Highly recommended

Plaza Ricardova Glava is a popular seaside beach in Budva.also called “hill of Budva”by the locals.The main surface pebbles ,but you also have some concrete and some sands.A pier is also located at the middle of the beach

Konoba restaurant at old town Budva is a small restaurant with fees table but serves very delicious food.The squids are very fresh and well seasoned.The owner is very attentive and friendly.Price is reasonable too.Highly recommended

#Overseas travel There is Hawaii in the Mediterranean! That is Budva Hawaii! Budva in Montenegro is also called Hawaii of the Mediterranean. That is why the beach is also named Hawaii! If you take a boat just a little bit from Budva, there is an island, and all the beaches on the island are so clear, it is a vacation itself! As it is the largest resort city, the beaches here and there are so well-made, it is a place you would want to live for a month. Budva! I really recommend you visit at least once.

#Beach This is Budva, Montenegro, located on the Balkan Peninsula! As it is called the largest resort city in the Adriatic, if you walk along the beach, you can see 1 beach at a time. 😲 But the beaches are so clear and clean that it is truly a vacation in itself. 🫶 I think the true value of Europe is the Balkans. Montenegro is not in the EU, but it uses the Euro! They are trying to become an EU member country. ㅎㅎ

#Overseas travel #Check regulations 🇲🇪Budva, the largest resort city in the Adriatic. Located in an unfamiliar country called Montenegro, Budva is famous as the largest resort city😲 As the name suggests, there are many beach clubs along the beach!! 📍Door in stone I ran to this place because it was so pretty after seeing the picture on Google Maps, but the beach was so nice and it felt like lying in a cave and listening to the sound of the sea,,❤️ I'm almost in my second month of traveling around the world, and I hope many people know about this beach because it was the best🫶🥹

Happy New Yeah! #2020

#budva is maybe the number 1 city in #montenegro when we talk about the sunbathing, nightlife and summer vacation. It is very different than other places in the country and it offers kilometres of beaches. On the first picture you can see Yaz Beach which I think is the best one in the area. Then you can see a picture from the old town (similar ot Kotor and Dubrovnik of course), the marina and a picture with a bird eye view. #happynewyear

Had a trip to Montenegro and I cannot recommend Budva and Kotor enough. The scenic beaches without overwhelming crowds and the tranquil mountains captured my soul. Budva offered a beautiful coastline for seaside relaxation and Kotor stole my heart with charming old town and breathtaking bay view. The foods are fresh and very affordable. Many cozy, nice restaurants and cafe options to choose from. Huge bonus point if you are a cat lover like me. Both town are full of friendly street cats lounging in sun-drenched corners. The historic old towns are picturesque with well-preserved architecture and views, like exactly straight out from postcards. The vibe is peaceful. authentic and perfect for slow exploration or long trip. I highly recommend these 2 cities if you are looking for a peaceful getaway. Small tip: to bring with you cash as in here they more likely to accept cash over card 💰Average Price per Person: £400 -£500 for 4-day trip include flights #travel #montengro #budva #kotorbay#summer #beach

From wandering hidden valleys, Montenegro has some breathtaking views with small cities like Kotor and Budva must visit places.

This is the one of magical trips for me! You need to try their traditional wines and food. Everything so fresh and tasty. Great ambience. #travel #thingstodo #travelphotography

shuch a magical atmosphere. .

Friends! If you want to go to a rare European seaside resort to lie down, Budva is really great! 🌊 The old town is like a cream cake - white walls, red tiles and Venetian-style alleys, every photo you take is a postcard! Climb up the castle and overlook the Adriatic Sea, it’s so blue that you want to jump in and swim! Watching the sunset by the city wall in the evening is full of romance💯 Beach lovers, look here: the sand at Slav Beach is fine and soft, and Mogren Beach is surrounded by cliffs and is great for photo ops! Row a transparent boat, and the jelly sea sways under your feet, it is so beautiful that you will be speechless! Night owls, stay awake! The DJ at the beach bar plays music until the early morning, and you can enjoy cocktails with the sound of the waves ✨Hidden way to play: Take a 20-minute boat ride to Sveti Stefan Island, the same cliff hotel as the celebrities! 💡Tips: The peak season from June to September is super busy, while there are fewer people and lower prices in May/October! It is only 1.5 hours drive from the capital Podgorica. It is recommended to visit Kotor together. Seafood rice + grilled squid for me! With an all-you-can-eat price of 200 per person, the prices are considered cheap in Europe. Put Budva on your "must-go" list!

"Tears of the Adriatic" refers to this place! Although Montenegro is only 13,800 square kilometers (smaller than Beijing), it boasts fjords, snow-capped mountains, ancient cities, and blue lakes, all visa-free for Chinese passports! [Must-do Trio] 1️⃣ Bay of Kotor: A fjord resembling a coiled dragon. Take a yacht past the "Blue Window" cliff. The old town has more cats than tourists. Climb the 1,500 steps of the ancient city wall to overlook the entire sapphire bay. 2️⃣ Durmitor National Park: 18 glacial lakes strung together like pearls. The Black Lake resembles an overturned palette, and the golden pine forests in autumn are stunning. 3️⃣ Budva: Super exciting beach parties. Sunset cocktails at the cliffside bars are the best. [Hidden Gems] ✔️ Take a small train through the Tara River Canyon (Europe's deepest canyon). ✔️ Search for sunken treasures on Perast Island. ✔️ Enjoy freshly caught Adriatic red shrimp, seafood feast for around 100 per person. ✈️Tips: Self-driving from Serbia/Croatia is super convenient. Small cars are recommended due to the mountainous roads. PS: This is also a secret vacation spot for Europeans. Go now before it gets crowded with tourists!

|Winterland From Belgrade to Sarajevo. 1⃣️ First arrival in Belgrade As soon as I got off the plane, the cold breath hit my face, and the fine snowflakes in the sky were flying. The city seems to be lightly shrouded in a tulle, and every corner exudes a sense of history and art unique to Eastern Europe. Strolling through Grand Duke Street in Mikhailo, the stone pavement beneath your feet is covered in snow and makes a “crunching” sound. Along the streets, the roofs of ancient buildings are covered with snow, like small wooden houses in fairy tales. Street artists were not afraid of the severe cold and played to their heart's content in the snow. The melodious music echoed in the streets and alleys, adding a bit of warmth and romance to this cold winter day. When you come to Kalemegdan Castle, it stands at the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers, decorated with white snow. Standing on the walls of the castle and looking into the distance, the river was not completely frozen, but there was a slight chill. Occasionally boats slowly passed by on the river, leaving ripples, which were soon covered by snowflakes again. Inside the castle, the ruins of history are looming in the snow, making people think of the wars and glorious years of the past. 2⃣️ Montenegro: A fantastic covenant in the silver and white world Head all the way south and arrive at Montenegro. This country, known as "Europe's back garden", is like a fantastic fairy tale world under the cover of heavy snow. The ancient city of Kotor is surrounded by mountains and clings to the Adriatic Sea. The stone streets of the ancient city were covered with thick snow, leaving deep footprints with every step. The architectural style of the ancient city is unique, blending the Mediterranean style with the rhythm of Eastern Europe. It is more primitive and elegant against the white snow. Colored lanterns hang from the door of small shops along the street, giving off a warm glow in the snowy night. Walk into a small shop, order a cup of steaming coffee, look at the snow scene outside the window, and feel the slow flow of time. Perast is a seaside town in Montenegro where its beauty is quiet and charming. There are many ships moored in the harbor of the town, which are covered in snow like sleeping elves. Across the bay, St. George Island and Notre Dame Rock Island are looming in the snow, as if they are two mysterious wonderlands. 3⃣️ Sarajevo: The intertwining of history and reality This city is full of unique charm. It has experienced the baptism of war, but still tenaciously blooms with its own brilliance, with a unique scene of "half city fireworks, half city grave". Strolling through the old town of Sarajevo, the streets are lined with a variety of architectural styles, ranging from Ottoman mosques to Austro-Hungarian European-style buildings, which bear witness to the city’s vicissitudes of history. In Coppersmiths Street, coppersmiths are busy by the fire, and the tinkling sound of beating echoes in the streets. There is a wide variety of handicrafts here, each one contains the hard work and wisdom of the craftsmen. Come to the Yellow Fort, which is a great location overlooking the whole city of Sarajevo. Standing on the Yellow Fort, the sight in front of you is shocking. On one side is a city full of life, with smoke and smoke, people busy in the snow, and everywhere is filled with fireworks; on the other side is a large white cemetery with many tombstones, which is particularly quiet and solemn under the cover of white snow. This stark contrast gives a deep sense of the fragility and tenacity of life and a deeper understanding of the city's history. This snowfall trip to the Balkans not only allowed me to appreciate the magnificence and magic of nature, but also made me feel the weight and depth of history. ✨Preparation before the trip: Learn about the local weather and prepare warm clothing such as thick cotton clothes, scarves, gloves, and snow boots, as well as waterproof cameras and chargers. 📌Itinerary: - D1: Arrival in Belgrade: Arrive in Belgrade at noon and proceed to your hotel to check in, store your luggage and have lunch nearby after a short break. In the afternoon, head to Kalemegdan Castle to enjoy the snowy view of the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers and visit the military museum in the castle. In the evening, visit Grand Duke Street in Mikhailo and enjoy dinner at a street restaurant to feel the lively nightlife. - D2: Belgrade City Tour: Visit St. Sava Temple in the morning to admire its magnificent architecture and fine interior decoration. Then head to Republic Square and browse the surrounding shops and cafes. In the afternoon, head to the Nikola Tesla Museum to learn about the life and achievements of this great inventor. In the evening, enjoy local specialties in the city. - D3: Belgrade-Sarajevo: Take the morning bus to Sarajevo and check into your hotel upon arrival. After a short break, head to the Old Town of Chalcia, Brazil, where you can stroll through the ancient streets and visit attractions such as the Great Mosque of Sarajevo and Coppersmith Street for the Ottoman period. - D4: Sarajevo City Tour: Visit the Latin Bridge in the morning to learn about the triggers of World War I. Then proceed to the Yellow Fortress, overlooking the entire city of Sarajevo and enjoy the unique sight of “half city fireworks, half city grave”. In the afternoon, visit the Ghazi-Husse Rebbe Mosque to experience its outstanding architectural art. Enjoy dinner in the Old Town in the evening and experience the local food culture. - D5: Sarajevo-Kotol: Depart in the morning for Kotor, enjoying the snowy views of the Balkan Peninsula on the way. Upon arrival in Kotor, check into your hotel and stroll through the ancient city of Kotor, admiring its ancient architecture and narrow streets for a medieval vibe. Climb the ancient city wall in the evening and enjoy the stunning sunset over Kotor Bay. - D6: Kotor-Perast-Budva: In the morning, head to Perast for a tour of the seaside town and admire the islands of St. George and Notre Dame Rocks across the bay. You can take a small boat to Notre Dame Rock Island to visit the island’s church. Head to Budva in the afternoon to stroll around the old town of Budva and feel the Mediterranean-style architecture. Evening dinner at the seaside restaurant in Budva with sea views. - D7: Budva - Montenegro Town - Tara Bridge - Zlatibor: Head to Montenegro town in the morning to experience the local atmosphere. Then proceed to Tara Bridge to visit the famous bridge and feel its magnificence. Head to Zlatibor in the afternoon, check into your hotel and stroll around the town, admiring the snowy scenery and characteristic architecture of the area. - D8: Zlatibor-Belgrade: Return to Belgrade by bus in the morning and upon arrival proceed to the airport to end your pleasant journey.

Budva, the second largest city in Montenegro, is located on the Adriatic Sea and is renowned for its beautiful beaches and unique Mediterranean architecture. With a history spanning 2500 years, Budva is one of the oldest settlements along the Adriatic coast. The magnificent ancient city walls, the layered red-tiled buildings, and the clear Adriatic coastline each exude a unique charm. The Old Town of Budva is the gem of this city. Situated on a peninsula, the history of the Old Town dates back to the 15th century. Surrounded by medieval city walls, the Old Town features distinctive fortresses, towers, and city gates. By the seaside in the Old Town, there is an iconic statue of a girl in a beautiful pose. There are three very famous churches in the Old Town. Walking along the seaside, you will find the Church of Our Lady, the Church of Saint Ivan, and the Church of the Holy Trinity. The Church of Saint Ivan, located on the north side of the fortress, is a gray and white granite building built in the 17th century. Its towering spire is a major landmark of the Old Town of Budva. This church was also one of the filming locations for '007 Casino Royale.' The Church of the Holy Trinity is located to the west of the Church of Saint Ivan. The copper bell on the main gate chimes melodiously every hour. The Church of Our Lady is situated on the west side of the fortress, in a corner of the Old Town battered by waves. It is the oldest church in Budva, with a history dating back to 840 AD. The church is built in the Byzantine style, with red roofs and white walls contrasting beautifully with the blue sea. Near Budva is the island of Sveti Stefan, a land-connected island linked to the mainland by a narrow isthmus about 100 meters long. The entire island of Sveti Stefan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The island now serves as a hotel, offering accommodation, dining, and tours.

#Introducing stunning views from overseas I regret it... I should have come sooner! Budva is a small town on the shores of the Black Sea. This place is full of history, culture, art, and tourism, and is a "city to fall in love with" that will capture your heart the moment you visit. You can relax on the beautiful beaches or visit quiet inland villages. Set sail on the sea and welcome to the entrance to a "magical world" away from everyday life. Once you set foot in this city, you can enjoy your trip as you please. Must-see spots in Budva | Budva Tourist Guide 📌 Old Town of Budva The old town is lined with narrow, winding cobblestone alleys and cute stone houses with red roofs and wooden windows. You can enjoy walking around the town as if you have traveled back in time, with a strong medieval atmosphere. 📌Budva Citadel The citadel, standing at the highest point in Budva, offers a panoramic view of the town and the surrounding mountains. There is also a small museum inside, where you can learn about the history and culture of Budva. 📌Budva Cathedral (St. John’s Church) A massive Gothic-style building, it is one of the most important religious facilities in Budva. When you enter, you will feel your soul cleansed by the delicate decorations and tranquil space. 📌Budva Riviera The coastline around Budva is called the “Budva Riviera,” and the contrast between the emerald blue sea and the green mountains is breathtakingly beautiful. This is an area that beach lovers will love. 📌Mogren Beach The most popular beach in Budva can be reached by walking about 500m along the seaside path from the old town. The crystal clear water and beautiful rocky scenery make this beach perfect for those who want to relax. — Budva is recommended for — ☑ Traveling to a hidden European city ☑ Enjoying both the sea and history ☑ Looking for a photogenic spot ☑ Falling in love on your travels!

The Qingming Festival holiday is here! Come and take a look at this 12-day travel guide to Serbia and other countries, which will take you to easily explore the customs of multiple countries and make the most of the good spring season! . Serbia has a rich history and picturesque scenery🌄. The ancient castle 🏰 tells of the glorious past, and the Danube River gives you a taste of Eastern European style. By visiting multiple countries, you can experience different regional cultures and enjoy an exotic journey! . 📅Itinerary route: Day 1: Guangzhou ✈️ Belgrade, start your trip to Serbia! Day 2-3: Depart from Belgrade, visit the lonely hut in the river and the popular wooden village, then go to Zlatibor to visit the Milècheva Monastery and the Tara Bridge in Durmitor National Park. Day 4: Depart from Podgorica, explore the Rozafa Castle in Shkoder, then head to Tirana to visit landmarks such as the National History Museum and Skanderbeg Square. Day 5: From Tirana, go to the Kruja Castle, then return to Podgorica to visit the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ and the Millennium Bridge. Day 6-7: Depart from Podgorica, visit Sveti Stefan Island and the Old Town of Budva, then head to Kotor and Perast to experience the charm of the World Heritage Site. Day 8: From Trebinje, we will visit Mostar to appreciate the charm of the old bridge and the old town, then arrive in Sarajevo and stay at the exclusive hotel. Day 9: Sarajevo city tour, visit Latin Bridge, temples and other attractions, then return to Belgrade. Day 10: Depart from Belgrade, visit the wine town and Novi-Sad, and taste Belgrade specialties in the evening. Day 11: In-depth tour of Belgrade, visit the ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia, Tito’s tomb, etc., and finally take a cruise on the Danube River. Day 12: Belgrade ✈️Guangzhou, ending a wonderful journey! ❤ . Travel checklist: 🧳 Don’t forget to bring these things when traveling to Serbia and other countries! 📞 Phone card: Buy a European multi-country internet card, which can also be used in Serbia. It is convenient and affordable. 🔌 Plug converter: European standard power converter, one plug for multiple uses, no need to worry about power outages. 🪪 Documents: Just a passport, visa-free! Travel easily without worrying about visas. 👗 Clothing: The weather in March is moderate, so bring some light spring and autumn clothes, as well as comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger: Fast charging charger and mobile power bank to charge your phone and camera at any time. . Travel to Serbia and other countries to enjoy the exotic customs. Don't forget to like and collect to help you easily start a romantic journey~

A trip to multiple countries including Serbia is a must for family trips! Visit the natural wonders of Durmitor, experience the historical charm of Mostar's Old Bridge, and make travel a new classroom for family learning. -------- Serbia, the pearl of the Balkan Peninsula💎, has a rich history and culture🏰. Travel to multiple countries and experience the rich customs and unique charm of Eastern Europe in one stop! Don’t miss Serbia’s ancient castles and beautiful scenery! 🌄✨ -------- 🎉 Tour route: DAY1: Depart from Shanghai ✈️, arrive in Belgrade and start the journey! ❤️ DAY2-DAY3: Depart from Belgrade and head to Sarajevo, the Jerusalem of Europe, and then to the picturesque town of Mostar and Bosnia. DAY4-DAY6: Depart from a small town in Bosnia and Herzegovina, cross Zabljak and arrive in Podgorica. Then visit Kotor, Budva, then Shkoder and finally Tirana. DAY7: After visiting Tirana, go to Kruja and finally return to Podgorica to rest. DAY8-DAY9: Depart from Podgorica, explore Zlatibor, and then return to Belgrade. DAY10: End the journey in Belgrade and take a flight back to Shanghai. 🛫 DAY11: Arrived safely in Shanghai, ending the wonderful journey! 🏠 -------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Wooden Village 🌟🌟 - Recommendation index: 4 stars - Address: Mokra Gora, Serbia - Opening hours: Open all day - Playing time: 2-3 hours - The hidden treasures of the Zlatibor Mountains, museums and galleries are waiting for you to explore, and family trips will give you a different kind of surreal fun, while the pristine scenery will make you linger. 🏛️ Tito's Mausoleum 🕊️ - Recommendation index: 4 stars - Address: Belgrade, Serbia - Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00 - Play time: 1-2 hours - Marshal Tito's Tomb is not only a solemn cemetery, but also a vivid museum. Take your children to visit, learn about the stories of great people, and feel the weight of history. 📍 Skanderbeg Square 🎉 - Recommendation index: 3 stars - Address: Plaza Tirana, Sheshi Skender Beu, Tiranë 1001 Albania - Opening hours: Open all day - Play time: 1-2 hours - Skanderbeg Square is a witness to history, and the museum contains rich local culture and stories. Travel with your family and learn about Albania's fascinating history in an easy way. -------- Travel list: 📞 **Phone card**: A universal phone card for many European countries, allowing you to surf the Internet and make phone calls, making it easy to keep in touch. 🔌 **Plug converter**: European standard converter, worry-free charging anywhere. 🪪 **Documents**: Get your passport ready, travel visa-free, and travel to many countries easily. 👕 **Clothing**: The climate in March is moderate, so bring some spring and autumn clothes to cope with the temperature difference. 🔋 **Charger and Power Bank**: Fast charging, power bank backup, no power outage during travel. -------- A trip to Serbia and other countries, a journey across borders, I hope you will have full happiness and unforgettable memories🌍✨

The Old Town of Budva, located in the Budva district of Montenegro, is one of the oldest settlements on the Adriatic coast, with a long history of more than 2,500 years. Its unique geographical location and rich history and culture make it the most attractive tourist destination in Montenegro. The Old Town of Budva was originally an island, which was later connected to the mainland to form an isthmus. There are many medieval buildings preserved here, most of which were designed by Venetians and are full of Roman style. Strolling through the narrow cobblestone streets of the old town, visitors can admire the exquisite doors, windows, balconies and hinges, every detail of which reflects the profound influence of ancient Roman civilization. There are three main churches in the old town: the Church of St. Ivan built in the 7th century, the Church of St. Mary of Punta built in 840 and the Church of the Holy Trinity built in 1804. These churches are not only places for religious activities, but also symbols of the history and culture of the old city. In addition, the Venetian City Wall is also one of the famous attractions of the old town, which witnessed the glorious years of Budva under the rule of the Republic of Venice. In addition to its rich historical and cultural heritage, the Old Town of Budva also has beautiful natural scenery. The 11,310-meter-long beach, including the famous Mogren Beach, Richard's Head, Pizarra and Slav Beach, is a great place for tourists to relax. On the beach, tourists can enjoy the sun, sand and waves and feel the charming charm of the Mediterranean. The cuisine in Budva Old Town is equally mouth-watering. The Mediterranean restaurants here, such as Konoba Portun and Restaurant Porto, offer a rich variety of seafood and local specialties, allowing visitors to experience Montenegro's food culture while tasting delicious food. In short, the Old Town of Budva is a tourist destination that combines history, culture and natural scenery. Whether you are a history lover or a natural scenery seeker, this place can satisfy your needs. #2月好地方2025

Spring is in the air—it's time to explore new horizons! This 10-day multi-country tour, including Serbia, will let you experience the beauty of a European spring. Save this guide now! -------------------- Multi-country tour including Serbia: Explore the historical sites of Eastern Europe! 🏰 From the ancient castles of Belgrade to the fortress of Novi Sad, experience the ancient charm and unique customs of Serbia. 🌇 Don't miss the beautiful legends of this land! -------------------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Meet at Guangzhou International Airport and prepare to embark on your European journey! Days 2–3: Fly to Belgrade. Visit Drvengrad (Wooden Village) and Zlatibor, and experience the world of the film *Life Is a Miracle*. Then, head to the Tara Bridge and Durmitor National Park, enjoy some characteristic roast lamb, and experience the hidden beauty of Montenegro. Day 4: Visit Podgorica, then travel to Shkodër and Tirana in Albania. Visit Rozafa Castle and experience the charm of the "Heart of the Balkans." Days 5–6: Visit Tirana, then travel to Budva and Kotor. Take a boat tour of Kotor and visit the Church of Our Lady of the Rocks. Then, head to Mostar and Sarajevo, touch the bullet marks that sparked World War I, and enjoy the same characteristic meal as the president. Days 7–8: Return to Belgrade and visit Zemun. Remember the friendship forged in blood. Then, head to Novi Sad, experience the glory and division of Yugoslavia, and enjoy some characteristic Belgrade barbecue. Days 9–10: Fly from Belgrade back to Guangzhou, marking the end of this romantic European journey. 🌟 -------------------- 🧳 Packing list: Essential items for a multi-country tour! 📘 Documents: Passport, ID card (bring copies as well, and save electronic versions on your phone). 🔌 Electronics: Charger, power bank, and universal adapter—travel the world worry-free! 📱 Communication: International phone card to stay in touch with family, and a data package to stay connected. 👕 Clothing: The weather in March is pleasant. Bring some light spring clothing and comfortable shoes for walking. 🎒 Daily necessities: Sunscreen, sun hat, and portable storage bags for easier travel. 💰 Finances: Credit card and a small amount of cash for safety and convenience, as well as emergencies! -------------------- Travel through Serbia and other countries, where every step is a scenic view and every journey is a spiritual baptism. Looking forward to the next adventure!

A 10-day travel guide to Serbia and other countries is here! All the essential routes and must-see attractions are covered in one article, so save it now! / Tour Serbia and other countries, travel through the heart of the Balkan Peninsula🌍, and explore the intersection of ancient civilization and history. From Belgrade's nightlife to the scenery along the Danube, there are so many charms along the way that you can't miss! / 🛤️Route arrangement: DAY1: One day of leisure at the departure point Waiting for the wonderful journey to begin, you can take a short break to adjust to the time difference. DAY2-DAY3: Arrival in Belgrade Depart from Guangzhou and arrive in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. Admire the city's fusion of Eastern and Western architecture, remember the martyrs, and pay tribute to Tito. DAY4-DAY5: Belgrade ➡️ Zlatibor ➡️ Podgorica Go to the flower city Zlatibor, then go to Podgorica, feel the charm of the city in the Soviet-style buildings, and then arrive in a small town in Montenegro to admire the large freshwater lake in the Balkan Peninsula - Lake Skadar. DAY6: Tour around Montenegro town Visit the beautiful Montenegrin islands and visit the ancient city of Kotor to experience the medieval style and charm of this pearl of the Adriatic Sea. DAY7-DAY8: Montenegrin town ➡️ Mostar ➡️ Sarajevo ➡️ Belgrade Go to Mostar from Montenegrin town to experience the charm of this city known as the Garden of Paradise, then go to Sarajevo to experience religious diversity and the ruins of the old city, and finally return to Belgrade. DAY9: Return to Belgrade Ending the wonderful journey, we set off from Belgrade to Guangzhou. DAY10: Back to Guangzhou Arrived safely in Guangzhou, ending this unforgettable trip. 🌟 / Attractions to visit: Church of Saint Sava ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Krušedolska 2a, Beograd 11000 Serbia ⏰Opening hours: 7:00-20:00 🕰️Visiting time: 1-2 hours Walk into the Church of Saint Sava, and you will see a different view under the big dome, and feel its profound charm. Ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Ruins of the Chinese Embassy in the former Yugoslavia Trešnjinog cveta, Beograd, Serbia 🕰️Visiting time: 1 hour This is a historical site with monuments and flowers nearby, which makes people contemplate. Budva Old Town ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Budva, Montenegro ⏰Opening hours: open all day 🕰️Visiting time: 2-5 hours Budva Old Town allows you to feel the long-lasting Mediterranean culture, and the narrow streets have witnessed the changes of history. Tito Mausoleum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Belgrade, Serbia ⏰Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00 🕰️Visiting time: 1-2 hours Tito Mausoleum, the resting place of a great man, the intersection of history and modernity. River House ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: XHM8+PJ8, Drina, Bosnia and Herzegovina ⏰Opening hours: open all day 🕰️Visit time: 1-2 hours River House, a popular landmark in Serbia, is a unique house standing in the river with a unique view. / Pre-trip essentials: 🧳 📞 Buy a phone card in advance, choose a suitable package online, and use it as soon as you land, which is convenient and worry-free. 🔌 A plug converter is necessary. The plugs in Serbia and other countries may be different from ours. Bring a universal one so you can plug it in anywhere. 🪪 As for documents, you must bring your passport and mainland China ID card, and also prepare a copy, so that you can travel freely in visa-free countries. 👕 In terms of clothing, according to the climate in March, bring some light spring clothes and a spare coat as it may be cold at night. 🔋 Don’t forget your charger and power bank. Taking photos and navigation all depend on your phone, so it’s important to keep it fully charged. / Tour Serbia and other countries in a row, each stop has a different scenery waiting for you to explore, don't miss this charming European style!

Travel enthusiasts, join us for a 22-day tour of Austria and multiple other countries, immersing yourselves in European charm! This super practical guide will help you navigate multiple countries with ease. Save it now! -------- 🗺️Suggested Itinerary: Days 1-2: Fly from Shanghai to Beijing, then transfer to Vienna. Afterwards, head to Tihany and a small Hungarian town to experience the charm of Lake Balaton. Days 3-4: Visit Lake Bled, enjoy a boat trip on the lake, and then travel to Ljubljana and explore the Postojna Cave. Days 5-6: Visit Plitvice Lakes National Park, explore the "Jiuzhaigou of Europe," and then head to Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, before continuing to Belgrade. Days 7-10: Visit Sarajevo, the "Jerusalem of Europe," admire the "Garden of Paradise" in Mostar, and explore the ancient city walls of Dubrovnik. Days 11-14: Visit Kotor and Budva, both UNESCO World Heritage sites, explore Durmitor National Park, visit Tirana, the capital of Albania, and travel to Ohrid, the "Jerusalem of the Balkans." Days 15-20: Visit Sofia, the "City of Gardens," explore Kazanlak, the "City of Roses," visit the palace of the second Bulgarian king, explore Peles Castle, one of the most beautiful castles in the world, and finally arrive in Budapest, the "Pearl of the Danube." Days 21-22: Fly from Budapest back to Beijing, then transfer back to Shanghai, marking the end of the journey. -------- Must-See Attractions: 🏰Fisherman's Bastion: This is an excellent viewing platform overlooking the Danube River and Pest! 🏛️Hungarian Parliament Building: Want to learn about Hungarian history and culture? This is definitely an important stop you can't miss. 💒St. Stephen's Basilica: After reaching the top, you can overlook the entire panorama of Buda, a truly breathtaking view! 🌆Dubrovnik Old Town: Known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic," the ancient charm and atmosphere here are definitely worth a visit. 🏞️Dubrovnik City Walls: Imagine strolling along the ancient city walls, feeling the blend of history and the magnificence of nature. -------- Pre-Trip Essentials:🧳 📞 SIM Card: A must-have for easy communication and avoiding roaming charges. 🔌 Adapter: Traveling to multiple countries requires various adapters, so be prepared. 🆔 Documents: Passport and visa are essential; don't forget them, or you won't be going anywhere. 👚 Clothing: February is still cold, so pack warm coats, scarves, and gloves to stay warm. 🔋 Charger: Bring chargers for your phone and camera, and pack a few power banks for a worry-free trip. -------- Explore Austria and experience the diverse charm of multiple countries! Don't forget to share your travel stories! 🌍✨

Take your kids on a journey through Austria and neighboring countries, exploring the natural beauty of Plitvice Lakes National Park and the mysterious Postojna Cave. This 23-day itinerary is a must-have guide for your family trip! -- Explore multiple countries, including Austria, and journey through history, enjoying the magnificent Alps 🏔️ and the fairytale charm of Hallstatt 🏰. Experience the operatic charm of Vienna 🎶, and immerse yourselves in the unique regional cultures and customs of Europe! -- 🛣️ Itinerary: D1: Depart from Beijing D2-D3: Fly to Vienna 🎵, then travel to Graz, and finally arrive in Maribor D4-D5: After exploring Maribor, head to Bled and Ljubljana, then to Postojna, and finally arrive at Plitvice 🏞️ D6-D7: Depart from Plitvice and travel to Zagreb, followed by a long journey to Belgrade D8-D10: From Belgrade, visit Sarajevo and Mostar, and finally arrive at the picturesque Dubrovnik and the small town of Montenegro 🌄 D11-D13: Continue exploring Kotor, Budva, and Podgorica, then head to Kruja, and finally reach Tirana D14-D15: Depart from Tirana, visit Ohrid, then travel to Skopje, and finally arrive in Sofia 🏰 D16-D18: Explore Kazanlak and Veliko Tarnovo, then take a long trip to Bucharest, and finally arrive in Sibiu D19-D20: Depart from Sibiu, travel to Szeged, and finally arrive in Budapest 🌇 D21-D22: After a day of exploring Budapest, fly back to Beijing 🛫 D23: Arrive back in Beijing, marking the end of a wonderful journey 🎉 -- Must-See Attractions: ✨ Fisherman's Bastion: Explore the maze-like corridors and beautiful scenery, perfect for families to discover history and beauty! 🏰 Belgrade Fortress: Experience ancient architecture, along with historical, military, and natural exhibitions, making learning fun! 🌳 Plitvice Lakes National Park: Forests, lakes, caves, waterfalls… and rare animals, a must-see for a family nature trip! -- 🎒 Travel Essentials: Tips for a Smooth Multi-Country Trip 📞 Communication: Remember to get an international roaming SIM card to stay connected. Also, bring a plug adapter to accommodate different outlets in each country. 📖 Documents: Passports and visas are top priorities. Bring copies as well, along with your flight and hotel bookings, for peace of mind. 👕 Gear: February travel can be quite cold, so pack warm clothes. Comfortable shoes are essential for walking, along with chargers and sunscreen. Austria's beauty awaits! Don't forget your camera to capture those precious moments! -- Travel through Austria and its neighboring countries, leaving your footprints and stories behind. Explore the diverse cultures and embark on your adventure now!