Bosnia and Herzegovina: Updates & Travel

Travel in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Updates Bosnia and Herzegovina

Travel in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country with the freedom of the West, a Mediterranean lifestyle and Eastern hospitality. The former part of Yugoslavia is a safe country after the civil war and genocide, also for tourists. The country is rich in beautiful mountain landscapes and a special mix of culture. This is reflected in the street scene, the food and the costumes.
Sarajevo: Until recently, Sarajevo was associated with war. Today, the historic capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina is a lot more peaceful and attracts many tourists. For example, visit the Latin Bridge - the place where Franz Ferdinand was assassinated at the beginning of the First World War.
Astonishing beauty: One of the most beautiful sights in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the Kravica Waterfall, which is located on the Trebižat River. The water of the river that flows from the forests falls into a turquoise pool. In the Sutjeska National Park you will find one of Europe's remaining primeval forests.
Adrenaline overload: Bosnia-Herzegovina is a fantastic place for river sports and one of the best locations for whitewater rafting in Europe. In the popular city of Bihać you can go rafting and canoeing on the Una River all year round.
In 1984, the Winter Olympics were held in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Not surprising because the slopes are beautiful and it is a lot cheaper here than at the more famous ski destinations. On the Jahorina, the second largest mountain in Bosnia, there are several slopes, for beginners and advanced.
For culture lovers, Mostar is not to be missed. In this capital of the Herzegovina region you will find old Ottoman architecture such as Stari Most, the sixteenth-century bridge that forms an arch over the Neretva River. There are a number of mosques around the bridge. The oldest and holiest in the area is the Karadoz-Bey mosque. JoHotspots Bosnia and Herzegovina
Neum: Very popular with tourists because of the beautiful beaches. There are many hotels on the coast, so the prices are not that high.
Vlasic: In the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina lies the large mountain Vlasic, which attracts many tourists in the winter. The mountain is close to the city of Zenica and is 1,260 meters high.
Medjudorje: According to stories, several people have seen Mary in this city. That is why the city has become a place of pilgrimage for Catholics since 1981.
In Tesanj is the oldest castle in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Tuzla is a city in the northeast of Bosnia and Herzegovina and is the center of culture of the region. Tuzla is especially known for its famous painters, writers and theaters.
Be aware that when you travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina by car, stay on the road, because there are still landmines.
Watch out for pickpockets on the trams of Sarajevo. Driving fast is very normal, and a line on the road is not sacred. So pay attention!