Trip to Mostar

Definitely the most popular sight in Mostar, you will find on the old bridge. Renovated in 2004, as a symbol of Mostar, it has earned a place on the UNESCO list of cultural heritage, and a little further on is its miniature replica known as the Curved Bridge. If you decide to visit Mostar in July, every year on the last Sunday of the month there are traditional jumps from the bridge.

A historical place that shows different cultures in a very small area. Full of life during the day, and also at night, this part of the city will surely delight you with various scents and create a Turkish or Ottoman feeling.

For those looking for adrenaline, the blue-green river that stretches through the city offers the possibility of rafting or canoeing. And if you want to relax and unwind, along the river you can find cafes and restaurants and enjoy the Neretva forest.

Located next to the Neretva River, the famous Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque offers a fascinating view of the entire city and will inspire you to take the best photos.