War Childhood Museum

In the “War Childhood Museum” you can see collections of personal items, drawings, photographs and other documents preserved from the war period. In this museum you can get an idea of how the children felt during the war. Every object in the museum has its own story. Hundreds of exhibits can be seen in the museum. The War Childhood Museum is a unique museum that holds thousands of stories and memories of Sarajevo children. The Museum won the Council of Europe Museum Award.

Sarajevo Tunnel (Sarajevo rescue tunnel)

Many people from the war-stricken Sarajevo, through the rescue tunnel, managed to save their lives.  For many, that was their only hope. The salvage tunnel was made during the siege of Sarajevo, in 1993. The construction of the tunnel was kept strictly confidential. Today, the Sarajevo Tunnel exists as a museum and memory, with the hope that it will never again be needed.  Passing through the tunnel took place in two directions simultaneously. During 30 months, that the tunnel was in use, three million people have passed through it. Today, in the museum can seen numerous photographs, videos and objects that were created or used during the period when the Sarajevo Tunnel was the only link between the besieged Sarajevo and the rest of the world.

Sarajevo cable car Trebević
Sarajevo cable car is an popular tourist spot visited by many tourists during the year.
It was built and opened for public in 1959.  Unfortunately, it was completely destroyed during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. But, it was reconstructed and officially re-opened on April 6, 2018. The cable car will take you to Trebević, one of the 4 Olympic mountains and beauties of Sarajevo. During the 1984 Winter Olympics, Trebević held competitions in bob and sledding.

Igman
Igman is also an Olympic mountain close to Sarajevo. Igman is a very popular destination for visitors who want to enjoy hiking and skiing. During the 1984 Winter Olympics, biathlon, cross-country and ski jumping competitions were held in the Igman area.

Bjelašnica
Bjelašnica Mountain owns the largest ski resort in the Sarajevo area. This mountain is rich in many natural resources worth visiting.  During the 1984 Winter Olympics, alpine skiing competitions were held at Bjelašnica. The other two things that are popular and worth doing are night skiing, which attracts a large number of tourists every year during the winter months, and extreme sports (such as paragliding), which can be tried during the warmer months of the year.

Jahorina
Jahorina is a mountain range located southeast of Sarajevo. It is one of the 4 Olympic Mountains that were the focal points for the 1984 Winter Olympic Games in Sarajevo. As for Jahorina’s tourist offer, visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, alpinism and paragliding.

Olympic Museum Sarajevo
The Winter Olympic Games, held in 1984 in the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo, were by then the most modern Olympic Games ever held. The Olympic Museum was inaugurated on February 8th 1984, on the day the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games was held. The basic concept of the Olympic Museum is to present, through art and sport, the spirit of the Olympic Games held in Sarajevo, as well as sporting values and youth in general.

Skakavac
Nearby, more precisely 12 km from Sarajevo is located a nature phenomenon, waterfall Skakavac. It is 98 meters high, making it the second highest waterfall in Europe.
Skakavac Waterfall has been declared a nature monument. This area is very popular with tourists. Vegetation around the waterfall itself is full of endemic and relict species.

Konjic
Konjic is a city in the central part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on both sides of the Neretva River.The most famous landmark of Konjic is the Konjic Old Bridge.
You can also visit the medieval tombstones, so called “Stećci”. The Konjic area is attractive because of its richness of natural beauty. Many activities can be practiced in this area: hiking, rafting, rural tourism, kayaking or canoeing, etc.

Jablanica
Jablanica is a town in northern Herzegovina. It lies on the river Neretva.
Regarding the visit to Jablanica, the “Museum of the Battle for the Wounded on the Neretva” would be visited as well as the fallen bridge. It is a memorial complex related to the commemoration of the Battle of Neretva. The Battle of the Neretva took place in 1943 (during the World War II).

Mostar
Mostar is located on the banks of the Neretva River.
It is the largest city in Herzegovina, and certainly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Mostar is the cultural and economic center of Herzegovina. The most important and famous landmark of the City of Mostar is the Old Bridge. It is the first Bosnian-Herzegovinian cultural monument to be honored on the UNESCO list of cultural heritage monuments throughout the world. Also worth visiting are Karajoz-beg Mosque, the Old Orthodox Church and the Franciscan Monastery.

Počitelj
Počitelj is a small oriental town that, due to its importance and beauty, has ended up on the UNESCO list. The specialty of this place is a mixture of two construction styles: Mediterranean and Ottoman construction style. Počitelj hosts an art colony with the longest tradition in this part of Europe.  The most interesting and visited object in Počitelj is the Clock Tower (Sahat kula). It is a tall fort rising above the city.

Blagaj (Dervish House at the Vrelo Bune spring)
Another tourist attraction that is located near the city of Mostar, in the village Blagaj, is the Dervish House at the Vrelo Bune spring. The Buna River springs beneath the rocks that are several hundred meters high. Buna is the largest karst spring in Europe by volume of water. Buna spring is a protected reserve of natural landscapes.
This area was the center of interest of Roman nobles, Ottoman viziers and cadis, etc.
Next to the spring, Dervish House (Tekija) is located. This historic Sufi monastery is built on the cliffs by the water, with a mausoleum & an old Turkish bath. It is an example of an house over 550 years old. It remained as authentic as it was from the time it was made.

Mostar
Mostar is located on the banks of the Neretva River.
It is the largest city in Herzegovina, and certainly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Mostar is the cultural and economic center of Herzegovina. The most important and famous landmark of the City of Mostar is the Old Bridge. It is the first Bosnian-Herzegovinian cultural monument to be honored on the UNESCO list of cultural heritage monuments throughout the world. Also worth visiting are Karajoz-beg Mosque, the Old Orthodox Church and the Franciscan Monastery.

Međugorje
Međugorje, a small town in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has become a world wide well-known tourist destination and a important religious center. Since 1981, when six local children said they had seen visions of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Međugorje has become an destination of Catholic pilgrimage. “Our Lady of Medjugorje” is the title given to the apparition by those who believe that Mary, mother of Jesus, has been appearing from 24 June 1981 until today to six children, now adults, in Međugorje. It is estimated that 15 million people have come from all over the world since the apparition, to visit this sacred place.

Kravica Waterfall
Kravica Waterfall is an attractive natural phenomenon located on the river Trebižat.
It is under state protection. The height of the waterfall is 26 to 28 meters.  The famous American magazine Condé Nast Traveler has ranked Kravica Waterfall among the twenty most beautiful places in Europe. Millions of tourists visit this place every year.

Konjic
Konjic is a city in the central part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on both sides of the Neretva River. The most famous landmark of Konjic is the Konjic Old Bridge.
You can also visit the medieval tombstones, so called “Stećci”. The Konjic area is attractive because of its richness of natural beauty.Many activities can be practiced in this area: hiking, rafting, rural tourism, kayaking or canoeing, etc.

Jablanica
Jablanica is a town in northern Herzegovina. It lies on the river Neretva.
Regarding the visit to Jablanica, the “Museum of the Battle for the Wounded on the Neretva” would be visited as well as the fallen bridge. It is a memorial complex related to the commemoration of the Battle of Neretva. The Battle of the Neretva took place in 1943 (during the World War II).

Ramsko lake
Ramsko Lake is located in the Prozor-Rama municipality. The lake is its clean and ideal spot for picnics. In the summer, locals and tourists swim in the lake. This lake looks beautiful because of the existence of islands and peninsulas. The most famous is the peninsula Šćit, on which a Franciscan monastery is located. The lake and surrounding area has been visited during the whole year by tourists, fishermen and athletes.

Konjic
Konjic is a city in the central part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on both sides of the Neretva River. The most famous landmark of Konjic is the Konjic Old Bridge.
You can also visit the medieval tombstones, so called “Stećci”. The Konjic area is attractive because of its richness of natural beauty.Many activities can be practiced in this area: hiking, rafting, rural tourism, kayaking or canoeing, etc.

Boračko Lake
Boračko Lake is one of the natural pearls on the soil of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Boračko Lake is famous for fishing (because of large quantities of fish in the lake itself).
Boračko jezero has an elliptical shape. Its length is 786 meters, and the maximum width is 402 meters. Its surface area is 0.26 square kilometers. Length of the lake shore is 2.4 km. The lake is the deepest in the southeastern narrow part of about 17 m. The water is warmest in August (about 25 °C), the coldest in February (0 °C).

Tjentište
The most important landmark in the village of Tjentište is the Sutjeska National Park. This national park is the largest national park in Bosnia and Herzegovina and is home to the last wildwood in Europe – the Perucica wildwood. The only “European jungle”.
In Tjentište is also located a huge stone monument in memory of the famous Battle of Sutjeska.

Bilećko jezero
The Lake of Bile is one of the largest artificial reservoirs in the Balkans. This lake is due to the wealth of fish, declared a fishing paradise. From the lake you can see the Red Cave (where geological research is being done and where Neolithic sites have already been found).

Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful cities in the Republic of Croatia. It is located in the far south of this country, just off the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina. During a visit to the City of Dubrovnik, the greatest attention should be paid to the Old City. The city of Dubrovnik is visited annually by a large number of tourists. The city became even more popular after parts of the Game of Thrones series were filmed there.

Mostar
Mostar is located on the banks of the Neretva River.
It is the largest city in Herzegovina, and certainly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Mostar is the cultural and economic center of Herzegovina. The most important and famous landmark of the City of Mostar is the Old Bridge. It is the first Bosnian-Herzegovinian cultural monument to be honored on the UNESCO list of cultural heritage monuments throughout the world. Also worth visiting are Karajoz-beg Mosque, the Old Orthodox Church and the Franciscan Monastery.

Kravica Waterfall
Kravica Waterfall is an attractive natural phenomenon located on the river Trebižat.
It is under state protection. The height of the waterfall is 26 to 28 meters.  The famous American magazine Condé Nast Traveler has ranked Kravica Waterfall among the twenty most beautiful places in Europe. Millions of tourists visit this place every year.

Hutovo Blato
Hutovo Blato is a swamp created by the underground water system of the Krupa River. It is on the list of Nature Parks. The International Council for the Protection of Birds has placed this reserve on the list of important bird habitats (home to 240 bird species). This nature park is ideal for bird and nature lovers.

Počitelj
Počitelj is a small oriental town that, due to its importance and beauty, has ended up on the UNESCO list. The specialty of this place is a mixture of two construction styles: Mediterranean and Ottoman construction style. Počitelj hosts an art colony with the longest tradition in this part of Europe.  The most interesting and visited object in Počitelj is the Clock Tower (Sahat kula). It is a tall fort rising above the city.

Neum
Neum is a famous tourist destination in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is the only town in Bosnia and Herzegovina that has access on the Adriatic Sea. Neum has stone-sandy beaches, and several large tourist hotels. The city is focused on tourism. Tourists can enjoy many activities: scuba diving, parasailing, renting boats and water scooters. The Bosnian Sea is a “must go” destination.

Jablanica
Jablanica is a town in northern Herzegovina. It lies on the river Neretva.
Regarding the visit to Jablanica, the “Museum of the Battle for the Wounded on the Neretva” would be visited as well as the fallen bridge. It is a memorial complex related to the commemoration of the Battle of Neretva. The Battle of the Neretva took place in 1943 (during the World War II).

Mostar
Mostar is located on the banks of the Neretva River.
It is the largest city in Herzegovina, and certainly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Mostar is the cultural and economic center of Herzegovina. The most important and famous landmark of the City of Mostar is the Old Bridge. It is the first Bosnian-Herzegovinian cultural monument to be honored on the UNESCO list of cultural heritage monuments throughout the world. Also worth visiting are Karajoz-beg Mosque, the Old Orthodox Church and the Franciscan Monastery.

Kravica Waterfall
Kravica Waterfall is an attractive natural phenomenon located on the river Trebižat.
It is under state protection. The height of the waterfall is 26 to 28 meters.  The famous American magazine Condé Nast Traveler has ranked Kravica Waterfall among the twenty most beautiful places in Europe. Millions of tourists visit this place every year.

Blagaj (Dervish House at the Vrelo Bune spring)
Another tourist attraction that is located near the city of Mostar, in the village Blagaj, is the Dervish House at the Vrelo Bune spring. The Buna River springs beneath the rocks that are several hundred meters high. Buna is the largest karst spring in Europe by volume of water. Buna spring is a protected reserve of natural landscapes.
This area was the center of interest of Roman nobles, Ottoman viziers and cadis, etc.
Next to the spring, Dervish House (Tekija) is located. This historic Sufi monastery is built on the cliffs by the water, with a mausoleum & an old Turkish bath. It is an example of an house over 550 years old. It remained as authentic as it was from the time it was made.

War Childhood Museum

In the “War Childhood Museum” you can see collections of personal items, drawings, photographs and other documents preserved from the war period. In this museum you can get an idea of how the children felt during the war. Every object in the museum has its own story. Hundreds of exhibits can be seen in the museum. The War Childhood Museum is a unique museum that holds thousands of stories and memories of Sarajevo children. The Museum won the Council of Europe Museum Award.

Sarajevo Tunnel (Sarajevo rescue tunnel)

Many people from the war-stricken Sarajevo, through the rescue tunnel, managed to save their lives.  For many, that was their only hope. The salvage tunnel was made during the siege of Sarajevo, in 1993. The construction of the tunnel was kept strictly confidential. Today, the Sarajevo Tunnel exists as a museum and memory, with the hope that it will never again be needed.  Passing through the tunnel took place in two directions simultaneously. During 30 months, that the tunnel was in use, three million people have passed through it. Today, in the museum can seen numerous photographs, videos and objects that were created or used during the period when the Sarajevo Tunnel was the only link between the besieged Sarajevo and the rest of the world.

Sarajevo cable car Trebević
Sarajevo cable car is an popular tourist spot visited by many tourists during the year.
It was built and opened for public in 1959.  Unfortunately, it was completely destroyed during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. But, it was reconstructed and officially re-opened on April 6, 2018. The cable car will take you to Trebević, one of the 4 Olympic mountains and beauties of Sarajevo. During the 1984 Winter Olympics, Trebević held competitions in bob and sledding.

Igman
Igman is also an Olympic mountain close to Sarajevo. Igman is a very popular destination for visitors who want to enjoy hiking and skiing. During the 1984 Winter Olympics, biathlon, cross-country and ski jumping competitions were held in the Igman area.

Bjelašnica
Bjelašnica Mountain owns the largest ski resort in the Sarajevo area. This mountain is rich in many natural resources worth visiting.  During the 1984 Winter Olympics, alpine skiing competitions were held at Bjelašnica. The other two things that are popular and worth doing are night skiing, which attracts a large number of tourists every year during the winter months, and extreme sports (such as paragliding), which can be tried during the warmer months of the year.

Jahorina
Jahorina is a mountain range located southeast of Sarajevo. It is one of the 4 Olympic Mountains that were the focal points for the 1984 Winter Olympic Games in Sarajevo. As for Jahorina’s tourist offer, visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, alpinism and paragliding.

Olympic Museum Sarajevo
The Winter Olympic Games, held in 1984 in the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo, were by then the most modern Olympic Games ever held. The Olympic Museum was inaugurated on February 8th 1984, on the day the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games was held. The basic concept of the Olympic Museum is to present, through art and sport, the spirit of the Olympic Games held in Sarajevo, as well as sporting values and youth in general.

Skakavac
Nearby, more precisely 12 km from Sarajevo is located a nature phenomenon, waterfall Skakavac. It is 98 meters high, making it the second highest waterfall in Europe.
Skakavac Waterfall has been declared a nature monument. This area is very popular with tourists. Vegetation around the waterfall itself is full of endemic and relict species.

Konjic
Konjic is a city in the central part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on both sides of the Neretva River.The most famous landmark of Konjic is the Konjic Old Bridge.
You can also visit the medieval tombstones, so called “Stećci”. The Konjic area is attractive because of its richness of natural beauty. Many activities can be practiced in this area: hiking, rafting, rural tourism, kayaking or canoeing, etc.

Jablanica
Jablanica is a town in northern Herzegovina. It lies on the river Neretva.
Regarding the visit to Jablanica, the “Museum of the Battle for the Wounded on the Neretva” would be visited as well as the fallen bridge. It is a memorial complex related to the commemoration of the Battle of Neretva. The Battle of the Neretva took place in 1943 (during the World War II).

Mostar
Mostar is located on the banks of the Neretva River.
It is the largest city in Herzegovina, and certainly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Mostar is the cultural and economic center of Herzegovina. The most important and famous landmark of the City of Mostar is the Old Bridge. It is the first Bosnian-Herzegovinian cultural monument to be honored on the UNESCO list of cultural heritage monuments throughout the world. Also worth visiting are Karajoz-beg Mosque, the Old Orthodox Church and the Franciscan Monastery.

Počitelj
Počitelj is a small oriental town that, due to its importance and beauty, has ended up on the UNESCO list. The specialty of this place is a mixture of two construction styles: Mediterranean and Ottoman construction style. Počitelj hosts an art colony with the longest tradition in this part of Europe.  The most interesting and visited object in Počitelj is the Clock Tower (Sahat kula). It is a tall fort rising above the city.

Blagaj (Dervish House at the Vrelo Bune spring)
Another tourist attraction that is located near the city of Mostar, in the village Blagaj, is the Dervish House at the Vrelo Bune spring. The Buna River springs beneath the rocks that are several hundred meters high. Buna is the largest karst spring in Europe by volume of water. Buna spring is a protected reserve of natural landscapes.
This area was the center of interest of Roman nobles, Ottoman viziers and cadis, etc.
Next to the spring, Dervish House (Tekija) is located. This historic Sufi monastery is built on the cliffs by the water, with a mausoleum & an old Turkish bath. It is an example of an house over 550 years old. It remained as authentic as it was from the time it was made.

Mostar
Mostar is located on the banks of the Neretva River.
It is the largest city in Herzegovina, and certainly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Mostar is the cultural and economic center of Herzegovina. The most important and famous landmark of the City of Mostar is the Old Bridge. It is the first Bosnian-Herzegovinian cultural monument to be honored on the UNESCO list of cultural heritage monuments throughout the world. Also worth visiting are Karajoz-beg Mosque, the Old Orthodox Church and the Franciscan Monastery.

Međugorje
Međugorje, a small town in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has become a world wide well-known tourist destination and a important religious center. Since 1981, when six local children said they had seen visions of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Međugorje has become an destination of Catholic pilgrimage. “Our Lady of Medjugorje” is the title given to the apparition by those who believe that Mary, mother of Jesus, has been appearing from 24 June 1981 until today to six children, now adults, in Međugorje. It is estimated that 15 million people have come from all over the world since the apparition, to visit this sacred place.

Kravica Waterfall
Kravica Waterfall is an attractive natural phenomenon located on the river Trebižat.
It is under state protection. The height of the waterfall is 26 to 28 meters.  The famous American magazine Condé Nast Traveler has ranked Kravica Waterfall among the twenty most beautiful places in Europe. Millions of tourists visit this place every year.

Konjic
Konjic is a city in the central part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on both sides of the Neretva River. The most famous landmark of Konjic is the Konjic Old Bridge.
You can also visit the medieval tombstones, so called “Stećci”. The Konjic area is attractive because of its richness of natural beauty.Many activities can be practiced in this area: hiking, rafting, rural tourism, kayaking or canoeing, etc.

Jablanica
Jablanica is a town in northern Herzegovina. It lies on the river Neretva.
Regarding the visit to Jablanica, the “Museum of the Battle for the Wounded on the Neretva” would be visited as well as the fallen bridge. It is a memorial complex related to the commemoration of the Battle of Neretva. The Battle of the Neretva took place in 1943 (during the World War II).

Ramsko lake
Ramsko Lake is located in the Prozor-Rama municipality. The lake is its clean and ideal spot for picnics. In the summer, locals and tourists swim in the lake. This lake looks beautiful because of the existence of islands and peninsulas. The most famous is the peninsula Šćit, on which a Franciscan monastery is located. The lake and surrounding area has been visited during the whole year by tourists, fishermen and athletes.

Konjic
Konjic is a city in the central part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on both sides of the Neretva River. The most famous landmark of Konjic is the Konjic Old Bridge.
You can also visit the medieval tombstones, so called “Stećci”. The Konjic area is attractive because of its richness of natural beauty.Many activities can be practiced in this area: hiking, rafting, rural tourism, kayaking or canoeing, etc.

Boračko Lake
Boračko Lake is one of the natural pearls on the soil of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Boračko Lake is famous for fishing (because of large quantities of fish in the lake itself).
Boračko jezero has an elliptical shape. Its length is 786 meters, and the maximum width is 402 meters. Its surface area is 0.26 square kilometers. Length of the lake shore is 2.4 km. The lake is the deepest in the southeastern narrow part of about 17 m. The water is warmest in August (about 25 °C), the coldest in February (0 °C).

Tjentište
The most important landmark in the village of Tjentište is the Sutjeska National Park. This national park is the largest national park in Bosnia and Herzegovina and is home to the last wildwood in Europe – the Perucica wildwood. The only “European jungle”.
In Tjentište is also located a huge stone monument in memory of the famous Battle of Sutjeska.

Bilećko jezero
The Lake of Bile is one of the largest artificial reservoirs in the Balkans. This lake is due to the wealth of fish, declared a fishing paradise. From the lake you can see the Red Cave (where geological research is being done and where Neolithic sites have already been found).

Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful cities in the Republic of Croatia. It is located in the far south of this country, just off the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina. During a visit to the City of Dubrovnik, the greatest attention should be paid to the Old City. The city of Dubrovnik is visited annually by a large number of tourists. The city became even more popular after parts of the Game of Thrones series were filmed there.

Mostar
Mostar is located on the banks of the Neretva River.
It is the largest city in Herzegovina, and certainly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Mostar is the cultural and economic center of Herzegovina. The most important and famous landmark of the City of Mostar is the Old Bridge. It is the first Bosnian-Herzegovinian cultural monument to be honored on the UNESCO list of cultural heritage monuments throughout the world. Also worth visiting are Karajoz-beg Mosque, the Old Orthodox Church and the Franciscan Monastery.

Kravica Waterfall
Kravica Waterfall is an attractive natural phenomenon located on the river Trebižat.
It is under state protection. The height of the waterfall is 26 to 28 meters.  The famous American magazine Condé Nast Traveler has ranked Kravica Waterfall among the twenty most beautiful places in Europe. Millions of tourists visit this place every year.

Hutovo Blato
Hutovo Blato is a swamp created by the underground water system of the Krupa River. It is on the list of Nature Parks. The International Council for the Protection of Birds has placed this reserve on the list of important bird habitats (home to 240 bird species). This nature park is ideal for bird and nature lovers.

Počitelj
Počitelj is a small oriental town that, due to its importance and beauty, has ended up on the UNESCO list. The specialty of this place is a mixture of two construction styles: Mediterranean and Ottoman construction style. Počitelj hosts an art colony with the longest tradition in this part of Europe.  The most interesting and visited object in Počitelj is the Clock Tower (Sahat kula). It is a tall fort rising above the city.

Neum
Neum is a famous tourist destination in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is the only town in Bosnia and Herzegovina that has access on the Adriatic Sea. Neum has stone-sandy beaches, and several large tourist hotels. The city is focused on tourism. Tourists can enjoy many activities: scuba diving, parasailing, renting boats and water scooters. The Bosnian Sea is a “must go” destination.

Jablanica
Jablanica is a town in northern Herzegovina. It lies on the river Neretva.
Regarding the visit to Jablanica, the “Museum of the Battle for the Wounded on the Neretva” would be visited as well as the fallen bridge. It is a memorial complex related to the commemoration of the Battle of Neretva. The Battle of the Neretva took place in 1943 (during the World War II).

Mostar
Mostar is located on the banks of the Neretva River.
It is the largest city in Herzegovina, and certainly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Mostar is the cultural and economic center of Herzegovina. The most important and famous landmark of the City of Mostar is the Old Bridge. It is the first Bosnian-Herzegovinian cultural monument to be honored on the UNESCO list of cultural heritage monuments throughout the world. Also worth visiting are Karajoz-beg Mosque, the Old Orthodox Church and the Franciscan Monastery.

Kravica Waterfall
Kravica Waterfall is an attractive natural phenomenon located on the river Trebižat.
It is under state protection. The height of the waterfall is 26 to 28 meters.  The famous American magazine Condé Nast Traveler has ranked Kravica Waterfall among the twenty most beautiful places in Europe. Millions of tourists visit this place every year.

Blagaj (Dervish House at the Vrelo Bune spring)
Another tourist attraction that is located near the city of Mostar, in the village Blagaj, is the Dervish House at the Vrelo Bune spring. The Buna River springs beneath the rocks that are several hundred meters high. Buna is the largest karst spring in Europe by volume of water. Buna spring is a protected reserve of natural landscapes.
This area was the center of interest of Roman nobles, Ottoman viziers and cadis, etc.
Next to the spring, Dervish House (Tekija) is located. This historic Sufi monastery is built on the cliffs by the water, with a mausoleum & an old Turkish bath. It is an example of an house over 550 years old. It remained as authentic as it was from the time it was made.