The most beautiful tourist cities and towns in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Weather of Arabia - Bosnia and Herzegovina was affected by a mixture of cultures and civilizations, and this increases the magnificence of the tourist experience in it. The Eastern European touch dances with the Islamic Ottoman Empire to make Bosnian cities offer the most beautiful and kind tourist destinations.

Sarajevo

It is the capital of Bosnia and its most beautiful city without any doubt, with its rich history and ancient museums, it has been dubbed " European Jerusalem ", as it includes mosques, Orthodox and Catholic cathedrals, and synagogues along with modern shopping centers and skyscrapers.

Visoko

This small town was the former capital of the Bosnian Kingdom. It is a beautiful town with its mosques and narrow streets, and has gained some international fame thanks to the hypothesis of the Bosnian Pyramid, which may be the tallest and oldest in the world, and is actually a natural plateau.

Banja Luka

The economic and cultural center of the Republika Srpska in northern Bosnia, the Orthodox cathedral dominates the center developed by the Austro-Hungarian Empire, while the newly rebuilt Ferhadija Mosque remains one of the only remaining Ottoman buildings.

Pochettelli

A town located near Mostar, it was of strategic importance before and during the Ottoman era, and is distinguished by its cobbled streets, old buildings, and other historical landmarks, including the Pochettelli Castle, and the 16th-century Hajja Alia Mosque.

Mostar

The Old Bridge in Mostar is one of the most visited places in Bosnia, and the mixture of Bosnian and Croatian cultures on both sides of the river makes the experience very different. The Ottoman side is adorned with the alleys of Kojunciloc, and on the other bank is the cathedral and the paths shaded by Croatian charm.

Visegrad

The city is located in eastern Bosnia at the confluence of the Rzav and Drina rivers, and is also surrounded by many valleys and paths that make it a destination for nature enthusiasts. The main attraction is the Mehmed Pasha Sokolovic Bridge, which is classified as a World Heritage Site and composed of 11 arches.

Konich

A small town surrounded by valleys and mountains, located halfway between Sarajevo and Mostar, one of its most important landmarks is the Stara Kuprea stone bridge consisting of six arches over the Neretva River, which dates back to 1683 as the last large Ottoman building in Bosnia and Herzegovina.