Attractions in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Beautiful landscapes ... memory of the wonderful Olympic Games 1984 🤩🤩🤩

Very nice bridge! It was rebuilt after it was destroyed in the Bosnian War. The stones of the bridge are super slippery, especially when wet!!

Very beautiful narrow winding old town. 🤩
Unfortunately, it's the same here as in Venice, because from 11 a.m. one busload of tourists after the other is smuggled through here. The bridge is only fully occupied with people to photograph.

Kriva Ćuprija (Bosnian; German "Crooked Bridge") is a small Ottoman-era bridge in Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina.The bridge spans the Radobolja river a few meters west of the Stari … read more

The Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral (Bosn. Katedrala Srca Isusova) is a Roman Catholic episcopal church in the Stari Grad district of the Bosnian capital Sarajevo. The Sacred Heart of … read more

The project was done in 1894. under the name "Market Hall for Sarajevo", and the building was completed a year later. The designer of the market building was August Butsch, … read more

Goosebumps - memory of the great time - 1984 Olympic Games

The first design was made in 1891 by the Czech architect Karel Pařík, but after criticism from the governor Benjámin Kállay, he ended the project. The building was then built … read more

The memories of the 1984 Olympic Games 🤩🤩

The new government shows superiority in large buildings. Aleksandar Vitek and Ćiril Iveković are working on the design for Vijećnica (town hall), which is to be built right next to … read more

A fairytale place are the old water mills of Mlinčići. The wooden huts, connected by small footbridges, date back to the Austro-Hungarian rule and were built directly on a stream … read more

The house was built during the Austro-Hungarian period when there was a boom in construction and craftsmanship in Sarajevo, which was further intensified by the adoption of new building codes … read more

The Gazi Husrev Beg Mosque (Bosnian Husrev-begova džamija, Turkish Gazi Hüsrev Bey Camii), also shortened to Begova Mosque (Begova džamija) from 1530/31 (building inscription) in Sarajevo is the largest and one of the oldest mosques in Bosnia and Herzegovina Herzegovina. read more

The city stretches west-east on the Sarajevo plain in the midst of the Dinaric Mountains. The Miljacka River flows through the town; the Bosna rises west of the city in … read more

Very beautiful narrow winding old town. 🤩
Unfortunately, it's the same here as in Venice, because from 11 a.m. one busload of tourists after the other is smuggled through here. The bridge is only fully occupied with people to photograph.

The wooden huts connected by small footbridges date back to the time of Austro-Hungarian rule and were built directly on a stream of small rivers. The farmers living here made … read more

Breathtaking waterfall (little sister of the Plitvice Lakes or Krka waterfalls), but unfortunately even more extreme touristy exploited for my taste. Several inns and snack bars are lined up directly … read more

nice break .. eat and drink delicious .. and continue hiking 🤩🤩

Roses from Sarajevo (Bosnian Sarajevske ruže) is the name given to a certain type of memorial in the streets of Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which was besieged … read more

The small town of Jajce is located in the northwestern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina and was once the seat of the kings of Bosnia. Those who drive into the … read more