The 11 most beautiful places of tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which was overlooked by tourists for a long time, has in recent years become the focus of the world's attention due to the beauty of the mountainous country traversed by beautiful rivers, minarets, churches, bridges and old towns.
Bosnia's history is tragic, and you are supposed to learn it so you can see what this country has overcome. At the same time, also remember to stop and enjoy its beauty and resilience as the country rebuilds from darker times.
Despite the events of the last century, Bosnia remains a place of ethnic, religious and linguistic diversity – you'll find cathedrals and mosques, Cyrillic and Latin alphabets, Islamic and Slavic influences side by side.
This historical diversity of Bosnia was reflected in the various landmarks in the country in addition to the wonderful beauty of its nature. In this article, we show you the most important tourist attractions in Bosnia.
Places of tourism in Bosnia for Saudis and Arab travelers include Mostar, Elijah, Blagaj, Sarajevo, Gravice Falls, Pochetli Village, Una National Reserve, in addition to dozens of sites worth visiting.
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The cost of tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina:
The cost of a medium-cost tourist trip for two people for a week in Bosnia and Herzegovina is about 1220 USD, which includes accommodation, food, transportation, and sightseeing, without counting airline tickets.
- Food prices: Starting at $8 per meal.
- Hotel prices: Starting from $13 USD for two people for one night. You can book a hotel in Bosnia and Herzegovina easily with our website Booking.com.
1. Sarajevo
Sarajevo is the capital of the country and one of the most amazing cities in Europe and is a must-see destination when visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina! It is also one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bosnia in the winter.
This city is literally where east meets west and its diverse buildings tell you that. Within a few minutes' walk you can find the Catholic Cathedral, the Orthodox Cathedral, the Mosque and the Synagogue.
This low-lying city has been at the center of turbulent history many times: World War I began, the 1984 Winter Olympics took place, and the longest siege in modern history took place. You can see remnants of these events scattered all over the city.
- You can book a hotel in Sarajevo easily with our website Booking.com
Places of tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Technically it is a suburb of Sarajevo as you can easily reach it by tram. Elijah is famous for being a health resort and a charming park with a recreational area, and it is considered one of the most beautiful places of tourism in Bosnia.
To get there, you have to cross a long tree-lined alley closed to vehicles and every now and then a trolley from the times of the Austro-Hungarian Empire passes.
In Ilija you will also find luxurious old hotels from the turn of the 28th and 1914th centuries – in one of them Archduke Franz Ferdinand spent his last night before his assassination on July 1, XNUMX (an event known as the start of World War XNUMX).
- You can book a hotel in Ilija easily with our website Booking.com
Places of tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
3. Mostar:
Mostar is without one of the most famous tourist cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. You must have already seen the pictures of the old Ottoman bridge suspended over the turquoise waters of the Neretva River.
Sadly, Mostar was also the scene of ruthless war and the famous bridge built in the 1993th century was destroyed on the 2005th of November XNUMX. The old bridge and its beautiful surroundings were designated in the UNESCO World Heritage List in XNUMX.
The best place to see the city of Mostar is from the minaret of the Koskin Mehmet Pasha Mosque, as the place gives you amazing panoramic views of the city and the surrounding nature.
In addition to the famous old bridge, there are other parts of the city worth visiting, especially the sniper tower and the park with the statue of Bruce Lee!
- You can book a hotel in Mostar easily with our website Booking.com
Places of tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Blagaj is located near Mostar, and is known for the source of the Buna River (which emerges directly from the rocks) and the Dervish Monastery, which was built in 1520 AD. Both are located next to each other, which creates a very impressive view, especially when you stand across the river from the monastery.
While there, you can visit the dervish house inside to admire the well-preserved relics of the Ottomans and dervishes and see the place from another perspective. Blagaj is without a doubt the most beautiful tourist destination in Bosnia, due to its charming nature and historical monuments.
- You can book a hotel in Blagaj easily with our website Booking.com
Places of tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
5. Pocitelj Village:
On your way to Mostar, you will pass the village of Pochettli, but you won't be able to see it because the stone buildings hide in the lush green vegetation.
Bochtelli was at its heyday between the XNUMXth and XNUMXth centuries and you can find remains of medieval and Ottoman architecture here.
In this small town, you will find many must-see attractions such as: the houses, the mosque, and the ruins of the castle. You can also enjoy the wonderful nature that surrounds the town. Do not miss the opportunity to visit Pochettli when visiting Bosnia.
- You can book a hotel in Pochettli easily with our website Booking.com
6. Kravica Falls:
Kravice Falls is located near the border with Croatia and not far from Mostar, and it is considered a popular attraction and summer haven for tourists and locals alike, and it is also considered one of the most beautiful places of tourism in Bosnia for young people and children.
In the summer, Kravice becomes a crowded place and is suitable for swimming, especially with the heat. You can spend hours here without feeling the passage of time while you are swimming and enjoying the wonderful view. There are restaurants and cafes nearby for a light meal.
7. Trebinje
Trebinje is a little gem and one of the most beautiful tourist places in Bosnia, just 32 km from Dubrovnik, Croatia. You can have a good time just strolling around the old city with its Ottoman architecture or relaxing in one of the cafes in the shade of plane trees known as Trebinje.
For the best view of the city, head to Nova Gracanica Monastery (a copy of the monastery of the same name in Kosovo) – perched on a hill that offers beautiful panoramic views of Trebinje and its surroundings.
- You can book a hotel in Trebinje easily with our website Booking.com
8. Travnik:
Travnik is located in the center of the country and is a surprisingly interesting city, worth at least a day's visit. The history of prosperity in Travnik dates back to the end of the XNUMXth century and the middle of the XNUMXth century when the city was the capital of Bosnian rulers.
Today, you can visit the impressive castle, which offers a great view of the city and its surroundings, as well as admire the many buildings from the Ottoman era.
The only city in Bosnia and Herzegovina with two clock towers, Travnik is also famous for its colorful mosque which is one of the most distinctive in the country. Travnik is the most beautiful tourist destination in Travnik for lovers of tranquility and unique architecture.
- You can book a hotel in Travnik easily with our website Booking.com
9. Jajce:
Not far from Travnik, you can find Jajce, another picturesque and relaxing town. The city center is surrounded by high walls, and at the top we find the castle, which is worth a visit to enjoy the beautiful views of the city and the surrounding area.
Do not miss seeing the small waterfall located below the city center, and it is preferable to see it across the river. If you have time, do not miss the opportunity to visit Jajce when tourism in Bosnia.
- You can book a hotel in Iasi easily with our website Booking.com
10. Una National Park:
Una National Park is the smallest of the three national parks in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Established in 2008, it offers a lot to see and do. It is one of the leading natural attractions in the country and one of the most prominent places of tourism in Bosnia.
Una National Reserve is an area characterized by clear rivers, ancient forests and karst formations, and features an enormous variety of wildlife.
In addition to all this natural wealth, there is also a fascinating historical-cultural aspect to Una National Reserve from archaeological sites to religious buildings.
But the best landmark that must be seen in the reserve is the Strepacci Bok Falls, which includes a group of wonderful waterfalls, which is the right place for all photographers because it is the tallest waterfall that you can reach in the National Reserve.
11. Medugorje:
Medeo Gorje is a beautiful city located in the southwest of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is famous for a strange legend that says that some children saw the Virgin Mary in the nearby hills.
This legend quickly spread and the city became a place of pilgrimage for Catholics hoping to experience this legend. The number of visitors to this small city has reached more than 15 million people. It is undoubtedly one of the most famous places of tourism in Bosnia.
Tourist offices in Bosnia and Herzegovina:
1. Bosnia Gate:
Location : https://www.bosnagate.com/home/
WhatsApp: +971521385843
2. Green Tourism Company:
Location : https://www.alsiyahaalkhadra.com/
Phone: 0038730501401
3. Rexon Tourism:
Location : https://myrtn.com/
WhatsApp: 0508079996
