Balkan tourist attractions quiz

In which former Yugoslav country do tourist highlights include the Julian Alps, Vintgar Gorge and the Postojna Caves?

In which Balkan capital can you visit Kalemegdan Park, the Temple of St Sava and Tito’s Mausoleum?

In which Balkan country can you explore the glacier-carved lakes of Durmitor National Park and the untouched forests of Biogradska Gora National Park?

At Slovenia’s Lake Bled, what is a pletna – which you might take to reach the island church in the middle?

In which European country could you go cycling, hiking or horse-riding along the 1,400km-long Via Transilvanica, taking in the World Heritage-listed monasteries of the Bucovina region and the Rodnei Mountains?

In the village of Smiljan, Croatia, you’ll find the birth house and a memorial centre devoted to which inventor famed for his advances with electricity?

In which Balkan capital could you visit the Museum of Broken Relationships, made up of objects that symbolise love gone sour – some funny and some heartbreaking?

Wrapped between the loops of the Yantra River, and crowned by the Tsaravets Fortress, medieval Veliko Tarnovo is arguably the top attraction in which Balkan country?

In which Balkan city can you watch locals dive 24 metres into the Neretva River from the Stari Most bridge, which was originally opened in the 16^th century and reconstructed in 2004?

Inscribed on the World Heritage list in 1992, Butrint on the Vivari Channel has ruins from the eras of Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Venetian occupation. In which Balkan country could you visit Butrint National Park?