OLD BRIDGE OF MOSTAR
Pedestrian bridge, 21 to 29 m above the water, the most famous monument in ...Read more
KUJUNDŽILUK STREET
A traditional street for tinsmiths and boilermakers, with gleaming ...Read more
RECOURBED BRIDGE
Elegant little curved bridge in the shape of a perfect semi-circular arch, ...Read more
BRUCE LEE STATUE
Bronze statue of Bruce Lee in Zrinjevac Park, a rare sign of rapprochement ...Read more
THE RUINS OF WAR
Read moreThey are still visible from the Bulevar, which was the front line during the 1992-93 fighting. The most symbolic building is undoubtedly the «Glass Bank» (see description) always in the center of the modern city. But it was mostly in Mostar East that the destruction was the most numerous.
Walking route
From the Spanish Square to the east, the journey is constellated with ruins.
Former hotel Neretva - Mostarskog Bataljona. Just across the Musala Bridge, it dates from the Austro-Hungarian period. A rehabilitation project has been dragging on since 2005.
Continue 200 m east by continuing straight into Braće Brkića Street.
Razvitak Shopping Center - At the corner of Braće Brkića and Maršala Tita. Its name ("development") seems to be completely inappropriate today. This huge square structure dating back to 1970 was one of the most beautiful architectural achievements of the socialist period with its large concrete panels decorated with medieval style designs. Unfortunately, it is still being abandoned because there is no serious reconstruction project. In front of a good popular popular restaurant with 5 km: Aščinica Sahan (daily except Sunday and J. holiday 6:30-5:00 p. m.).
Continue south on Maršala Tita Street.
Maréchal-Tito Street - Maršala Tita. Along the great north-south axis of Mostar East there are still many completely abandoned buildings, which sometimes only remain the walls of bullets and shells. This is particularly true of the former girls' high school located right behind the Old Bridge, facing the Tanzejvan-Ćehaja mosque. Dating back to the Austro-Hungarian period, this long stone building of three levels also served as a city hall and is now only a skeleton standing standing by wood and murked on the ground floor. For fear of falling stones, parking is prohibited. Here as in all ruined buildings inherited from war, it is of course forbidden to enter.
Get off the stairs of Kujundžiluk Street to reach the Old Bridge.
LAKE OF BILEĆA
Artificial lake 18 km long, 4 km wide and 104 m deep, the second largest in ...Read more
TYROLIENNE DE FORTICA
Tyrolean traverse above the Fortica panoramic site, with two routes, one to ...Read more
HUTOVO BLATO NATURE RESERVE
Large bird reserve in Čapljina with observation posts to see various ...Read more
FORÊT PRIMAIRE DE PERUĆICA
Unesco-listed protected forest with trees over three hundred years old and ...Read more
SOURCE OF THE BUNA
Magnificent site of the Buna spring, home to ancient mills, the Grotte ...Read more
CAVE OF VJETRENICA
A vast 7,014 m long cave, the second richest in the world in terms of ...Read more
OFFICE DU TOURISME DE NEUM
This small information office of the Herzegovina-Neretva tourist board ...Read more
KRAVICA FALLS
Waterfalls surrounded by lush vegetation, leaping 26 to 28 m over a vast ...Read more
POLJÉ DE GACKO
Karstic plain crossed by two partly underground rivers, the Gračanica and ...Read more
KLEK PENINSULA
To the north, this peninsula forms the Bosnian bay of Neum-Klek, where a ...Read more
CLUB DE MONTAGNE ZELENGORA
Read moreProposes the guides for the Maglić massif.
JOE WALSH TOURS
Read moreThis small agency on the main street offers transport and accommodation. In general 50 KM half board per person.
CANAUX DE BUNA
An astonishing natural site with two rivers and waterfalls, the Neretva and ...Read more
INSCRIPTION " BIH VOLIMO TE "
Giant inscription installed on the Fortica panoramic site, consisting of 10 ...Read more
MONT VELEŽ
Beautiful massif made up of vint and one peaks and a karst plateau serving ...Read more