Pictures from the Balkans road trip

These were a few pictures I took at Kurja Castle in Albania.

One of the famous things in the Balkans are the street markets. This is one we saw in Albania.

This was the view of Albania seen from Kurja Castle.

Lake Ohrid lies between Albania and North Macedonia. Lake Ohrid had some of the clearest water we had seen. This picture was taken in North Macedonia.

The Macedonian Square was filled with statues of key figures towards the Macedonian history. These are just a few of the statues.

Staying at a floating house was definitely a unique experience. This was our view from the balcony in Serbia.

This was the Bazaar in Bosnia and Herzegovina, it was both outdoor and indoor and had a lot of variety.

This is the Eternal Flame in Sarajevo, the text translates to: With courage and the jointly spilled blood of the fighters of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian, Croatian, Montenegrin, and Serbian brigades of the glorious Yugoslav Army; with the joint efforts and sacrifices of Sarajevan patriots Serbs, Muslims and Croats on 6 April 1945 Sarajevo, the capital city of the People's Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina was liberated. Eternal glory and gratitude to the fallen heroes for the liberation of Sarajevo and our homeland. On the first anniversary of its liberation—a grateful Sarajevo.

When visiting Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina we saw the Old Bridge.

The views near our hotel were amazing, we could see the island, fort and houses really easily.

This was the entrance to the Old Town, which is built inside of a fort.

This was one of many alleys in the Old Town which included restaurants, cafe and shops.

The beauty of Montenegro was unmatched. The ranges of mountains, buildings and shops made it unique. Montenegro is a must visit if you are out in the Balkans.