From old towns and remarkable bridges to sacred places and natural wonders, find the stops that make your Balkan journey your own.
21–29 of 29 landmarks
Jablanica
The Franciscan Monastery in Šćit, with the Church of the Assumption of Mary, is one of the most important spiritual and cultural centres of the Rama valley, about ten kilometres west of Prozor. Franciscans have been…
Jablanica
Hotel Mepas is a luxurious five-star hotel located in the center of Mostar, ideal for guests looking for a comfortable stay, modern accommodation, and additional amenities all in one place. The hotel offers spacious…
Jablanica
Špilice Waterfall is a hidden natural gem that delights visitors with its wild beauty and authentic setting. Located in untouched nature, far from crowds and mass tourism, this waterfall is an ideal place for anyone…
Jablanica
One of the largest underground facilities ever built in the former Yugoslavia, located inside a hill at the foot of Mount Zlatar, ARK is the largest nuclear shelter, constructed between 1953 and 1979. Tito’s Bunker…
Jablanica
Get to know Mostar through its stories, rich history, culture, and gastronomy with Mario Čule, a licensed tour guide. Guided tours include visits to the Old Town, the Old Bridge, and the modern city center, along with…
Jablanica
The City Mosque in Jablanica is a true architectural gem that adorns the very center of the town, blending traditional elements of Islamic architecture with modern design. Known for its elegant minaret and spacious…
Jablanica
Via Ferrata Prenjska Vrata is one of the newest and most unusual via ferratas in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is located on steep cliffs above Grabovica Lake in the Neretva Canyon, at the foot of Mount Prenj, near…
Jablanica
Vinine viewpoint is a spectacular destination for lovers of panoramic views and nature. Located on a hill above the surroundings, the viewpoint offers an impressive view of the valley, the river, nearby hills, and the…
Jablanica
Prenj, also known as the Herzegovinian Himalayas, is one of the wildest mountains in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its massif rises abruptly above the Neretva valley, creating a dramatic difference in elevation. The…
