Plitvice Lakes in Croatia Plitvice Lakes (Plitvička jezera) are the cascade of karstic lakes on the river of the Quran, in the central part of Croatia on the border with Bosnia. Unique piece of nature’s largest national park of Croatia is situated on the north-west Dinaric Alps, in eastern Lika. Delineated on maps of the XVII century as Devil’s gardens, the Lake District today is a real... 

Lake Bled in Slovenia Bled is the lake of the remarkable beauty, and perhaps now the most fashionable holiday destination in Slovenia. The important thing is that tourists can come here all year round. Lake Bled is situated in the Triglav National Park at an altitude of about 550 meters above sea level, in a unique location, surrounded on all sides by wooded mountains. Due to this fact the resort of... 

Fortress Berat, Albania Berat is one of the oldest cities in Albania. With its more than 2400-year history, the city became one of the most attractive places to visit in the country, not only among foreign tourists and local people. Berat was founded in IV – V century BC on the territory of the Illyrian tribe Dasaret. At the beginning of III century BC the city became a well-fortified place,... 

Peterhof, St. Petersburg, Russia Peterhof was founded at the beginning of the XVIII century by Emperor Peter I near the new northern capital – St. Petersburg. It was supposed to be the most splendid royal summer residence. Work on the creation of a new residence had been held with stunning swiftness. Already in August 1723 the grand opening of Peterhof, and by this time was laid out Lower Park,... 

The list of the most interesting landmarks of Eastern Europe, which includes 11 objects. State Museum-Reserve Peterhof, St. Petersburg, Russia. Grand opening of the suburban residence of Peter I was held in August 1723 (translated from Dutch Peterhof means “Peter’s Yard”). It is often compared to the French Versailles. Kizil Koba Alushta Ukraine Archaeological Complex “Nebet Tepe”,...