From old towns and remarkable bridges to sacred places and natural wonders, find the stops that make your Balkan journey your own.
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Čapljina
Apparition Hill, located a few hundred meters above the hamlet of Podbrdo in Bijakovići, is considered the very heart of the Medjugorje events. According to the testimonies of the visionaries, this is the place where…
Mostar
An old house in the heart of Mostar from the Ottoman era, still owned by the Bišćević family, was built in 1635. The Biščević House in Mostar is one of the best-preserved traditional Herzegovinian houses from the…
Mostar
The Blagaj Tekke is one of the most beautiful and spiritual places in Herzegovina, set beside the source of the Buna River, near Mostar. It was built around 1520 as a dervish lodge – a place of prayer and spiritual…
Jablanica
Located in the very heart of the central Dinaric Alps, Blidinje Nature Park is one of the most fascinating natural reserves in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This vast mountain plateau encompasses the Čvrsnica and Vran…
Čapljina
The Buna Channels are a natural phenomenon on the Neretva River, formed by fluvial processes at the point where the Buna River flows into the Neretva, near the village of Buna, south of Mostar, along the M-17 main road…
Jablanica
Čvrsnica is one of the highest and most impressive mountains in Bosnia and Herzegovina, often called the „roof of Herzegovina“ for its sheer scale. Its highest peak, Pločno (2,228 m), is also the highest summit of the…
Mostar
The Fortica Skywalk, also known as Skywalk Mostar, is part of the Fortica Sports and Adventure Park on the eastern hill above Mostar, about 5 km from the city centre. The glass walkway is roughly 35 metres long and set…
Čapljina
Gavrankapetanović House is one of the most impressive examples of Ottoman residential architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located in the heart of the old town of Počitelj. The complex consists of two smaller and…
Čapljina
Gold River Bunica is a small natural complex located in Malo Polje, not far from Blagaj, where visitors can enjoy boat or canoe rides through the peaceful green setting of the Bunica River. A special feature of the…
Jablanica
Inesraft is a rafting center located on the Neretva River near Konjic, known for organizing safe and unforgettable adventures through one of the most beautiful natural areas of Bosnia and Herzegovina. With experienced…
Jablanica
Jablanica Lake is one of the most beloved summer retreats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, set on the Neretva River between Konjic and Jablanica, along the M17 main road. It is an artificial reservoir, created in 1953 by the…
Mostar
The Karađoz-beg Mosque is the largest and one of the most beautiful mosques in Herzegovina, set in the heart of Mostar. It was built in 1557–1558 to the designs of the famous Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan, the only…
Jablanica
Koski Mehmed-pašina Mosque from the 17th century is one of the most beautiful in Mostar. Its minaret offers a spectacular view of the Old Bridge and the Neretva River. Koski Mehmed-pašina Mosque in Mostar is one of the…
Čapljina
Kravica Waterfall is one of the most beautiful natural gems of Herzegovina and an unmissable destination for all nature lovers. Located on the Trebižat River, near Ljubuški, this impressive waterfall is almost 120…
Mostar
Kujundžiluk is the oldest and most picturesque part of Mostar – a cobbled bazaar from the mid-16th century that runs from the Old Bridge to Mala Tepa, along the left bank of the Neretva. It takes its name from the…
Jablanica
Learn Bosnian With Amina is an online Bosnian language school designed for anyone who wants to learn Bosnian in a practical, engaging, and personalized way. The school was founded by Amina Bjelopoljak Abaza, a teacher…
Čitluk
Međugorje is one of the best-known pilgrimage sites in Europe, located in the heart of Herzegovina, not far from Čitluk. This small town drew worldwide attention in 1981, when, according to eyewitness accounts,…
Čitluk
Mostarska Bijela is one of the most secluded and unusual natural attractions in Herzegovina - a canyon cave of the Bijela River, which flows along the western slopes of Prenj toward the Neretva. In its final kilometer,…
Mostar
Mount Velež is a limestone giant of Herzegovina, east of Mostar, its ridge stretching north-west to south-east for some thirty kilometres. Its highest peak, Botin, reaches 1,969 metres, and by legend the mountain takes…
Mostar
The Museum of Herzegovina in Mostar is a cultural institution founded in 1950 with the aim of finding, preserving, and presenting the cultural and historical heritage of Mostar and Herzegovina. The museum is of a…
