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President Iliana Yotova attended the 123rd Rose Festival in Kazanlak, declaring the oil rose the country's most beautiful emblem. She praised the valley's heritage and the community's dedication to preserving this global symbol of Bulgarian culture and tradition.
Ramsko Lake in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a stunning artificial reservoir created in 1968. Beneath its crystal-clear waters lie submerged villages, graveyards, and centuries of history, revealed only when water levels drop. Today, it is a growing tourist destination known for its nature, hiking, and the historic Franciscan monastery on the peninsula of Šćit.
The Balkan legend of the house snake claims it protects homes from misfortune. Experts explain these non-venomous snakes actually control pests, blending old superstition with ecological benefit for rural families.
We checked weekly motor yacht rental prices on the Adriatic. Base rates start around 1,500 euros, but skipper fees, fuel, and marina costs can double the final price for a summer holiday.
The Serbian Orthodox Church commemorates the Third Finding of St John the Baptist's head. This sacred relic endured centuries of hiding, persecution, and relocation before its final, solemn translation to Constantinople in 850 AD for veneration.
The Islamic Community in Croatia launches a major 9,000 sqm educational complex in Zagreb, featuring a gymnasium, dormitory, and Arabic institute. Construction begins in 2027, funded by donations and community support.
As the summer vacation season kicks off, travelers from Serbia are increasingly mindful of medical contingencies abroad. The Republic Fund for Health Insuran...
World U20 champion Adriana Vilagoš partners with snack brand Trik. The collaboration highlights her discipline, character, and the hard work behind her javelin success, mirroring the brand’s commitment to authentic quality and natural ingredients.
Sergej Barbarez hailed the friendly against Panama as vital for Bosnia and Herzegovina’s World Cup readiness. He highlighted tactical lessons, adaptation to heat, and strong squad morale ahead of the tournament in North America.
Hundreds gathered at Rasnov for Eastern Europe’s largest campervan festival. Though often pricier than hotels, the freedom to camp in nature and control your own itinerary drives the growing popularity of motorhome tourism among Romanian travelers seeking adventure.
Croatia's Zlatni Rat beach has been named the world's best beach for 2026 in the global ranking. The Brač island spot beat tropical favorites and iconic Mediterranean coasts to take the top spot in the list.
On June 7, Serbian Orthodox Christians honor Saint John the Baptist and the Piva martyrs. Folk customs advise unmarried women to pray for blessings, while heavy labor with sharp tools is traditionally avoided.
June 7 marks key historical milestones including the birth of Paul Gauguin and Sima Lozanić, the death of Dražen Petrović, and major events like the Treaty of Tordesillas and the Battle of Midway.
Lady Emily Strangford visited Bulgaria after the 1876 April Uprising to aid survivors. She funded hospitals, including one in Radilovo village near Pazardzhik. The building now serves as a museum preserving her legacy and local history.
Orthodox believers mark All Saints Sunday on June 7, 2026. This major feast honors known and unknown saints. It precedes the Apostles' Fast. Learn about the spiritual significance, liturgical traditions, and dietary rules for believers before the fasting period begins.
All Saints Sunday follows Pentecost, honoring known and unknown saints. The feast categorizes holy figures into six groups, from Apostles to the Righteous, reflecting their spiritual contributions and historical significance in Orthodox tradition.
Discover Plavnik, a rugged, uninhabited Croatian island in the Kvarner Gulf. Home to griffon vultures, a stunning Blue Cave, and rich diving sites, this 8.6km² paradise offers pristine nature and pirate legends.
Pope Leo XIV arrived in Madrid for a six-day tour, urging an end to the Ukraine war and meeting with migrants and the homeless. He praised Spain’s commitment to international law and multilateralism amid global polarization.
The Holy Belt of the Theotokos departed from the Temple of St Sava in Belgrade after 17 days of massive pilgrimages. Patriarch Porfirie celebrated the final liturgy as believers expressed deep spiritual gratitude before the relic returned to Mount Athos.
Serbian footballer Nemanja Gudelj and model Dezire Radović tied the knot under the Holy Belt of the Theotokos at the St Sava Temple. The couple described the spiritual atmosphere and the overwhelming joy of celebrating their union amidst thousands of pilgrims seeking blessings during the relic's historic visit to Belgrade.
