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Berat, Albania's oldest town, is known as the City of 1,001 Windows for the white-tiered Ottoman houses rising from its cliffs.

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Berat, Albania's oldest town, is known as the City of 1,001 Windows for the white-tiered Ottoman houses rising from its cliffs. Photo Credit: Photo by Peter Guttman/MIR

Berat, Albania's oldest town, is known as the City of 1,001 Windows for the white-tiered Ottoman houses rising from its cliffs.

Gracanica Monastery in Pristina, Kosovo.

The Church of St. John at Kaneo in Macedonia sits atop a cliff overlooking Lake Ohrid.

A quiet corner in the otherwise busy town of Kotor, Montenegro, a popular port of call on the Bay of Kotor.

A town on the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro.

The Sacred Heart Cathedral in Sarajevo, the largest in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Author Patricia Schultz sailing past the walls of Dubrovnik.

Belgrade's Church of St. Sava is said to be the largest Serbian Orthodox church.

The art nouveau Hotel Moskva in Belgrade, built in the early 20th century and one of the oldest hotels operating in Serbia.