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There are direct buses from Uzice to Sarajevo, one leaves at around 11 a.m. - at least that was the case three weeks ago. It's a scenic...

Reply #5 in this thread http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/thread.jspa?threadID=868642 provides some excellent travel suggestions for...

#17: The Serbian government considers Kosovo as an integral part of Serbia. If you enter Kosovo from a third country, they will therefore...

#7 may indeed be right. But given the popularity of independent travel among Norwegians these days, I find it hard to believe that nobody...

Euros shouldn't be a problem at all, since the local currency is pegged to the euro at a rate of 1.95 to 1, and euros are in fact quite...

Interesting question! The Russian embassy in Norway gives the following information on their webpage:...

I agree with #1. Three days is just enough to scratch the surface of Chisinau, and to make a daytrip to Tiraspol - distances are short in...

Sorry, I didn't notice that you were planning to return via Belgrade! You might have a problem, then...

Serbia certainly won't stamp your passport upon leaving for Kosovo, but Kosovo might give you an entry stamp. This won't be a problem...

Indeed it is possible to visit those places. I even suppose that millions of tourists have done so without even noticing. If my (detailed)...

The two crossings in the far north of Kosovo, Jarinje and Brnjak, are currently blocked, according to Serbian media. I don't know if this...

Your profile indicates that you're from Denmark, and assuming that you're an EU citizen, you have nothing to worry about at all. You can...

#5: There are different accounts of this. Some people report having had problems with the Kosovo stamp, others say it's a hype. I suppose...

I was there before the recent unrest, so can't provide any first-hand information. However, the latest information I have (from the Serbian...

I took an airport taxi to Oslo two weeks ago, and it was NOK 650 - not much more than the cost of five train tickets, but more...