Bosnia and Herzegovina Travel Blogs

Dubrovnik had left me a very good impression and Sarajevo awaits for an interesting experience the rest of the trip. The journey passed through Bosnian vilage before reaching Mostar 3 hours after. I was a bit haunted seeing bullet holes from gunshots at the apartment complex in that town. It was ha…

Počitelj was founded in the 15th century and was a place where the Turkish caravans could rest. It was the first Turkish town founded in Herzegovina. This picturesque little place situated in the steep rocky hillside really takes you back to the 15th century. The building of an old hamam is still …

Mostar Being Sunday and all it was yet another day to take it easy. The apartment we had rented close to the beach in Klek was just what we needed; it was a place where you could relax all day and time would still stand. We walked the 100 metre to the beach and found a spot to shade on for the ne…

The pictures of Srbac mostly consist of food because that's all I do there...eat. It's a very small town but I love going there because my mom has some family there and they're very good cooks. The dishes are mostly typically Bosnian and I hope the food lovers enjoy them because there really is…

I've  had the incredible fortune to go visiting Bosnia and a small part of Serbia. I took part in a special proget in which i had to sleep in an elementary school and to use only old bikes (taken from Italy)  to move in the city (Sarajevo) and even out of it. we did lot of kilometres unde…

Arrived at Sarajevo Airport after 4 flights from the UK. Tierd.. Got a taxi and headed towards the holiday Inn. (see review). I just loved the place, the people, the culture. Met two of my friends from Sarajevo the first morning and we headed into town.  Alot of the damage during the war has b…

The smallest city that I spent the least amount of time had the biggest impact on me, in this last trip, Mostar is such a strange place. Such grand natural beauty and a friendly locals made it very hard to leave.

Okay guys.  Time to flip this disc; this coin over.  Yesterday’s observations were a little scuffed and scratched.  Side 2.  Positivity.  Reconstruction.  Let’s look a little at the shiny side.  Everybody say ‘JUMP!’… Feet in position.  ‘Okay, so…

A couple of days in Mostar

    The JAT Airways turboprop from Belgrade to Sarajevo took only forty minutes, even if it did sound like a Lancaster Bomber. “Why are you going to Bosnia?” someone had asked me back in the UK.  “And please don’t tell me you’re going there on holiday.” Well that was ex…

People met here: Alison(Australia),Daisuke(Japan),Miran(Bosnia-hercegovina) Accomodation: Hostel Miran Our first day in Mostar didnt really start until around 8pm because we didnt get the bus until 3.15.One problem we had was when i bought the tickets to mostar when we arrived in dubrovnik i th…

My bus pulled in to the station in Sarajevo, mid morning. It was snowing and I was still a bit sleepy from my early morning. I took the tram from near the station to the center of Old Town, an easy 10 minutes. I checked into my home away from home in Sarajevo, Hotel Safir. I had a different room t…

Mostar is a town about 4 hours by bus from Split and was our first stop in Bosnia and Hercigovina. Mostar is famous for its old bridge that was destroyed during the war with Croatia in the 1990s. The bridge has since been rebuilt and is now a symbol of the rebuilding process post war, not on…

 Las únicas imágenes de Sarajevo que tenía en la cabeza eran aquellas relacionadas con la masacre vivida tanto en la ciudad como en el país bosnio. Durante algo más de tres años las televisiones nos informaron de una de las mayores barbaries bélicas que se recuerdan en Europa desde la I…

i started my trip 5th september since budapest,this magic city was my 1st place,my destination will be milano to take my flight 25 th septemeber and well this day is tomorrow i am at venice i can remember places,feelings,people,landscpaes,moments