Bosnia is a destination with much more to offer than is usually imagined. In addition to the monuments that tell of the sad past, today the country welcomes tourists with open arms with many natural beauties.
A destination of history and nature
Although the country is still remembered for the sad civil war of the 90s, Bosnia-Herzegovina has a warm people ready to receive tourists from all over the world.
The country's tourist attractions are focused on nature and historic buildings that have survived time. Due to the civilizations that have already passed through its territory, Bosnia-Herzegovina has a great cultural wealth that is present in gastronomy, music and architecture.
Touristic spots
Sarajevo
Unfortunately Sarajevo is remembered for the sad war that devastated the city during the early 90s, but that is in the past.
Surrounded by mountains, Sarajevo is a unique city that still bears the marks of war, but which offers travelers an unpretentious and welcoming atmosphere, with welcoming and willing residents. Today the city is a safe destination ready to receive every type of traveler.
What to do in Sarajevo
- The Sarajevo City Hall building is a must-see attraction. The construction of the Austro-Hungarian empire was targeted during the Second War, which is why it underwent recent renovations that remade the details of the original stained glass windows, arcades and windows. Outside, the visitor finds an exhibition about the war and an art gallery.
- The old city's market and bazaar have become a cultural hub in Sarajevo. With small stores full of personality, products with influences from Eastern Europe and Turkey are mixed.
- Located inside a 16th century synagogue, the Jewish Museum tells the story of the people who arrived in the region around the year 1400 to escape persecution elsewhere in Europe, as this was one of the few cities that welcomed them with open arms.
Pocitelj
The medieval village of Pocitelj is one of the most surprising architectural ensembles in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Built in the shape of a shell, on the side of a mountain it is necessary to climb a large staircase to reach the top of the village and have a view of the small houses built of stone.
Mostar
Close to Dubrovinik, Mostar may be an option for day trips, but its welcoming climate has much more to offer.
What to do in Mostar
- The old bridge built under the Neretva River is between two medieval towers and is truly majestic. In addition, the bridge is categorized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- To enjoy Mostar in addition to the old city, visitors can enjoy several bars and restaurants that shine with their lights at dusk.
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