The Most Popular Tourist Attractions of the Ex-Yugoslav Region

Hidden away from common traveling routes, the Balkan Peninsula waits to be discovered. Formerly home to the mighty federation of Yugoslavia, it became synonymous with conflict and war. Decades having past, the region returned to its peaceful coexistence, rebuilding in diplomacy as well as economy.

Popular still for their breathtaking scenery, the nation states, now independent countries, have begun to attract thousands of people.
From picturesque valleys with Mediterranean climate, to snowy peaks on the Slovenian Alps, it seems as though everything is on the menu.

The infographic below will take you through the stunning nature scenery of Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Slovenia. Looking at the pictures creates a sensory overload of another kind, and visiting each and every place would be an experience of a lifetime.

Booking a stay – even a prolonged one – won’t leave a hole in your pocket. Considering the late European inclusion, many of these countries offer an affordable cost of living. Taking everything into consideration, this vacation might be the cheapest, yet most adventurous one you’ve ever taken. Bon Voyage!

Yugoslav travel destinations infographic

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