2025 Herzegovina-Neretva Canton Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

#cityplaybook A town full of history and culture, with a charming old town in a breathtaking location, friendly and hospitable people, excellent food, budget-friendly costs, and plenty of interesting and different things to do in the surroundings. Walking through the old town of Mostar will make you doubt that you are really in Europe. Minarets from the various mosques are always in view, and there's the periodic call to prayer. The Ottoman influence is so strong that at times, I felt like I was in Turkey. 1. Stari Most (Old Bridge) The town's postcard and one of the main (if not the main) tourist attractions in Bosnia Herzegovina, Stari Most, or the old bridge, is worth a visit in Mostar. The history of the bridge over the Neretva River and of the town are so intimately connected that Mostar means "bridge keeper." 2. Crooked Bridge As if it were a miniature of the Stari Most, the Crooked Bridge, built around 1558, crosses the river Radobolja, a small tributary of the Neretva, a few meters from the Stari Most. 3. Kujundžiluk Street Bazaar Crossing Stari Most, you will follow a narrow street, surrounded by little shops on both sides and, in some sections, with views to the left of the Neretva River. It could be the typical souvenir shopping street found in any historic city in Europe, but the difference here is that it's not just any European street. The houses, mostly reconstructed, evoke the ottoman medieval period, with their stone roofs and characteristic architecture. 4. Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque An architectural gem dating back to the 17th century. Step inside, breathe in the peaceful atmosphere and appreciate the beauty of the details. 5. Mostar Museum 6. Get lost in the medieval-Ottoman alleys

#3月好去地方2025 You need to reserve one to two days to visit the Mostar Old Bridge and the town. As for the tourist route, the ancient town of Mostar is not large. First go to Blagaj and then return to the ancient town to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the ancient bridge! Blagaj is a small town in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on the banks of the Buna River. The town is famous for Blagaj Tekke Monastery, a 16th-century Sufi monastery located next to the source of the crystal-clear Buna River. 🗓️Itinerary: Depart from Sarajevo ➡️Two-hour train ride ➡️Arrive at Moster ➡️See the old bridge ➡️Lunch ➡️Go to Blagaj old town ➡️Monastery ➡️Return

#November Good Places 2024 #usj On this trip to Croatia, we stopped by Bosnia and Herzegovina, a very small country with a very beautiful natural landscape. Among the favorites is vrelo bune. vrelo bune can be reached by bus, a short walk along the small bridge flowing water. The views of the monasteries, caves and lakes are beautiful as you reach the end

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a great place for a quick day trip from the nearest country, Croatia! I went there on a day trip from Croatia! There were still some bullet holes in the Old Town, but the streetscape itself was very cute and the bridge called Stari Most was very beautiful. The miscellaneous goods were a bit similar to those in Turkey and very cute! Prices were also very cheap, so it was a shopping paradise. I wanted to add another country, so I added it at the last minute, and it turned out to be a lot of fun! It seems that not many people go there, but if you're going to Croatia, please make sure to go there quickly! #0yentravelautumn #Bosnia #Europe #100travelstyles #overseastravel

Visiting Bosnia for the first time. Very interesting place and lots of tourists.

🏨 Mostar ❤Recommended Reason: You must visit this beautiful town when you come to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mostar, located in the southern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has withstood a century of weathering and still exudes an ancient and charming atmosphere. 🌟Highlights: The old bridge, once destroyed in the war, has long been listed as a World Cultural Heritage by the United Nations. 🚉Travel Tips: You can get there by chartered car/self-driving/bus/train, but it is generally recommended to take the train, which is cheap, comfortable, and fast. It takes 2h, buy tickets at the Railway Station in Sarajevo (easy to locate), one-way 14 marks per person. If time allows, you can buy tickets in advance (there are plenty of tickets, and many people buy them on the same day), with two trains every day. Sarajevo-Mostar 7:15/16:49 Mostar-Sarajevo 6:36/17:09 Mostar also has an airport (code: OMO) but there are not flights every day. When we left, we chose to fly directly to Serbia. 📝Note tips: Mostar also has transit buses to Serbia, no need to go back to Sarajevo, but the duration is longer, 12 hours. If you are not used to long journeys, you may choose to fly. 📝Note tips: 1. Duration: You can choose to go back and forth on the same day. We chose to stay in the town for 2 nights, one day for town sightseeing, and one day to go to Blagaj Spring/Small Waterfall. 2. Town sightseeing: The town is not big, and you can basically finish strolling in 1 day. Old Bridge/Cross Mountain/Museum/Speedboat River Tour/Watching Diving; 3. Surrounding town tour: Blagaj Spring (about 17 kilometers away, you can take bus 10/11/12, pay attention to the schedule, there are fewer trips on Saturdays and Sundays, especially on Sundays, even fewer trips - see the timetable at the end) Kravica Waterall (farther away, suitable for self-driving, strongly recommended by the Belgian girl in the next room) Accommodation Suggestions: Accommodations with a view of the old bridge are relatively expensive, but the town is actually not big, and you can reach the central area within a 5-10 minute walk. You can choose Villa Acupulco, which is right at the bus 10 stop, near a bridge next to the old bridge, quite convenient. 🍽Dining Recommendations: You can go to Hindin Han, which is very cost-effective! The taste is authentic, near the creek, very nice!

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