I toured Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, and Slovenia last month. Autumn is very nice in those countries. The coldest I experienced was 7 degrees. Otherwise, very pleasant mid 15. Can't advice on Winter, but inland cities like Saravejo and Zagreb should be colder than the coastal cities.
Don't expect megamalls for shopping. There are nice shops in those old walled cities selling souvenirs, chocolates, and good quality leather goods. Beers are also very cheap. Ice-cream is nice too. Zagreb has an outdoor fresh market selling local produce like figs, almonds, walnuts, and hazelnuts. Worth buying.
How's Bosnia and Slovenia? Which parts are worth going and how many days each?I toured Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, and Slovenia last month. Autumn is very nice in those countries. The coldest I experienced was 7 degrees. Otherwise, very pleasant mid 15. Can't advice on Winter, but inland cities like Saravejo and Zagreb should be colder than the coastal cities.
Don't expect megamalls for shopping. There are nice shops in those old walled cities selling souvenirs, chocolates, and good quality leather goods. Beers are also very cheap. Ice-cream is nice too. Zagreb has an outdoor fresh market selling local produce like figs, almonds, walnuts, and hazelnuts. Worth buying.
How abt accomodation? N what is the cheapest way going there? Safety issue? How to commute ard?
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