Many years ago, a photo deeply attracted me. The emerald river water, ancient stone bridge, and jumping diver left me deeply shocked and a strong desire surged in my heart. I must go here!!
       
📍 Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
🛂 Visa: Visa free
🚗 Self driving: Sarajevo 2 hours | Belgrade 6 hours
🚞 Bus: Sarajevo → Mostar
       
🗺️ Two day tour itinerary
Day ❶: Mostar Old Town → Mostar Old Bridge → Mosque → Hilltop Cross
Day ❷: Bragai Town → Buna Spring
       
🖼️ Tourist attractions for sightseeing
Mostar Old Bridge
Spanning the Neretva River, with a history of over 400 years, it is a world cultural heritage site where visitors can witness thrilling diving performances by locals during the summer.
Old Town
The old town of Mostar is perfect for strolling, with many Ottoman style buildings on the streets and hundreds of years old ruins. If you want to stay overnight in Mostar, choose the old town area where you can immerse yourself in the charm of the ancient city both in the morning and at night.
The Peak Cross (Kri ž na Humu)
The cross is located on the mountaintop outside the city, 33 meters high, symbolizing the age of Jesus' crucifixion. It is a landmark attraction that offers panoramic views of the old city, the Neretva River, and the ancient bridge, with a wide field of view, making it perfect for taking photos and checking in.
Blagaj Town
It is about 12 kilometers away from Mostar and can be reached by taking bus 10/12. It is a must see to see the European karst spring Buna Spring and visit the 15th century Sufi monastery nestled by mountains and water.
       
🚞 Regarding Transportation
❶ Train
At Sarajevo Railway Station, the one-way fare is 14.1 marks and the round-trip fare is 22.6 marks. There are only two trains per day, with departure times of 7:15 and 16:49. When returning, the train departs at 17:09 from Monday to Thursday and 19:56 from Friday to Sunday.
❷ Bus
At the Sarajevo Bus terminal, the fare is 24 marks per person and there are six trips per day. You can book tickets on the getby online platform or at the bus station in person.
       
⚠️ tips
✔️ The best travel time is from May to October, with a suitable climate for outdoor exploration and ancient city sightseeing.
✔️ Bosnia and Herzegovina mainly settles in cash, using the Bosnian mark as a general currency, and can also use euros directly. Prepare more change.
       
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Many years ago, a photo deeply attracted me. The emerald river water, ancient stone bridge, and jumping diver left me deeply shocked and a strong desire surged in my heart. I must go here!!
       
📍 Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
🛂 Visa: Visa free
🚗 Self driving: Sarajevo 2 hours | Belgrade 6 hours
🚞 Bus: Sarajevo → Mostar
       
🗺️ Two day tour itinerary
Day ❶: Mostar Old Town → Mostar Old Bridge → Mosque → Hilltop Cross
Day ❷: Bragai Town → Buna Spring
       
🖼️ Tourist attractions for sightseeing
Mostar Old Bridge
Spanning the Neretva River, with a history of over 400 years, it is a world cultural heritage site where visitors can witness thrilling diving performances by locals during the summer.
Old Town
The old town of Mostar is perfect for strolling, with many Ottoman style buildings on the streets and hundreds of years old ruins. If you want to stay overnight in Mostar, choose the old town area where you can immerse yourself in the charm of the ancient city both in the morning and at night.
The Peak Cross (Kri ž na Humu)
The cross is located on the mountaintop outside the city, 33 meters high, symbolizing the age of Jesus' crucifixion. It is a landmark attraction that offers panoramic views of the old city, the Neretva River, and the ancient bridge, with a wide field of view, making it perfect for taking photos and checking in.
Blagaj Town
It is about 12 kilometers away from Mostar and can be reached by taking bus 10/12. It is a must see to see the European karst spring Buna Spring and visit the 15th century Sufi monastery nestled by mountains and water.
       
🚞 Regarding Transportation
❶ Train
At Sarajevo Railway Station, the one-way fare is 14.1 marks and the round-trip fare is 22.6 marks. There are only two trains per day, with departure times of 7:15 and 16:49. When returning, the train departs at 17:09 from Monday to Thursday and 19:56 from Friday to Sunday.
❷ Bus
At the Sarajevo Bus terminal, the fare is 24 marks per person and there are six trips per day. You can book tickets on the getby online platform or at the bus station in person.
       
⚠️ tips
✔️ The best travel time is from May to October, with a suitable climate for outdoor exploration and ancient city sightseeing.
✔️ Bosnia and Herzegovina mainly settles in cash, using the Bosnian mark as a general currency, and can also use euros directly. Prepare more change.
       
#Sweet Potato Traveler # Minority Country Travel # Minority Tourist Attractions # World Heritage Cities # Visa Free Countries # European Travel # Eastern European Travel # Bosnia and Herzegovina Travel # Balkan Travel # Around the World