The cities with historical traces are among the countries worth seeing in the Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with its breathtaking nature and cultural richness. Despite the lack of the sea, it attracts thousands of visitors every year with its natural and architectural beauties. Spending your trip plan into Sarajevo and its surroundings, Mostar and its surroundings can make your trip more efficient. Here are the places you should not return without seeing in Bosnia and Herzegovina!
Sebil Fountain (Sebilj) – Symbol of Sarajevo
SarajevoLocated in the center of Başçarşı, the historical heart SebiljAn Ottoman work built in the 18th century. This fountain, which has become the meeting point of the city, draws attention not only with its aesthetic structure, but also with mosques and shops with the Ottoman architecture around it. After your visit, you can walk around the surrounding bazaars and get from souvenirs based on wood carving.
BAŞÇARŞI – Living History of Sarajevo
The most active point of Sarajevo since the 15th century BaşçarşıEven today, the traces of the Ottoman period carry. Surrounded by handcrafted products, copperists, antique shops and traditional cafes, this historical bazaar offers its visitors a journey to the past with its cultural richness. The fact that it is rich in eating and drinking opportunities makes the trip more enjoyable.
Mostar Bridge – A Historical Heritage
Mostar This stone bridge, which has become the symbol of the city, was built by architect Hayreddin in the 16th century. The bridge, which combines the two sides of the Neretva River, is a very important structure not only in architecture but also in the historical sense. You can walk around the narrow streets around the bridge during your visit to Mostar and take a look at traditional crafts.
Blagay Tekkesi – A worship of nature with nature
This was built at the bottom of a rocky slope at the source of the River Blagay Tekke, It stands out with its spiritual atmosphere. This structure, built in the 15th century, is still used as an active worship center. The nature view of the lodge offers postcard images.
Latin Bridge – The point where a war began
Located on the Miljacka River Latin Bridge, Causing the emergence of World War I It is included in the history books as the place where the assassination takes place. The killing of Habsburg Archduke Franz Ferdinand here increases the historical importance of the bridge.
Morica Han – Sarajevo’s last inn
From dusty pages of history to the present Morica HanIs the only inn from the Ottoman period. Today, which serves with cafes, shops and crafts products, Han offers its visitors a unique experience with its traditional atmosphere.
Sarajevo Taşlıhan – A Historical Trade Center
Used as a caravanserai in the Ottoman period Taşlıhanmosque, courtyard and fountain is one of the historical buildings. Located in the center of Sarajevo, this structure comes to the fore with its architectural structure and its cultural history.
Umut Tunnel – Saraybosna’s resistance story
Bosnia War This 800 -meter tunnel, which connects the city people with the outside world, allows you to witness one of the dark periods of human history. Service as a museum today Hope Tunnelreveals the traces of the war and the resistance of the people.
Gazi Hüsrev Bey Mosque – Traces of the Ottoman Empire in Bosnia
Built in 1531, the mosque is one of the most important religious buildings of Sarajevo. Gazi Hüsrev BeyThis complex, which was built by it, has served not only a worship, but also as an educational and cultural center.
Miljacka River – Natural Beauty of the City
Passing through Sarajevo Miljacka Riverthe city adds beauty in terms of both history and nature. Historical structures such as the Latin Bridge on the river and the goat bridge increase the value of this place. It offers quite impressive frames for photo enthusiasts.
Mogorjelo – Heritage from the Roman period
Mogorjelo, located in the town of Počitelj, draws attention with its Rusica remains from the Roman period. The historical texture of the building, built in the 4th century, offers a stop worth seeing for archeology enthusiasts.
National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina – The Heart of Cultural Heritage
Founded in 1888 in Sarajevo National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, It is one of the most established and comprehensive cultural institutions in the country. Archeology, ethnology, history of nature and library, including four main parts of the museum; It hosts a rich collection from prehistoric to the Ottoman period.
One of the most remarkable parts of the museum is Sarajevo Haggadah, the world famous among Jewish manuscripts. In addition, the botanical garden in the middle of the museum complex offers visitors an intertwined discovery with nature.
Bosnia and Herzegovina National Museum, one of the most meaningful stops of Sarajevo for culture, history and science enthusiasts; It is an important structure that maintains the memory of the country.
TVRDOS Monastery
The Serbian Orthodox Monastery, which has survived since the 15th century, is famous for its religious structure and ties. Located near Trebinje, the monastery is one of the rare structures that reflect the spiritual atmosphere of the region.
Museum of War and Genocide Victims – Flashing with History
This museum in Mostar is a memory center where the pain during the Bosnian War. The museum full of documents, photographs and witnesses offers a striking experience for those who want to understand the dimensions of the genocide.
Mostar Mary Cathedral – a silent elegance
The cathedral, which attracts attention with its modern architecture and six Çanlı tower, serves as the center of the Mostar-Duvno bishop. Cathedral, which is a very important structure both religious and architect, contributes to Mostar’s spirit.
Srebrenica Genocide Monument – Silent Witness of Skin
This monument in memory of the Srebrenica massacre in 1995 bears the story of thousands of innocents. The monument, which is a sad but important stop for visitors, undertakes a great mission in order not to forget the destructive effects of the war.
Vrelo Bosne – Sarajevo’s Natural Paradise
Located just outside Sarajevo, Vrelo Bosnea is the place where the Bosnian River was born and is just a few kilometers from the city center. Vrelo Bosnea is a peaceful escape point for those who want to get away from the crowd of the city with walking paths, ponds, bridges and horse carts trips. In spring and summer, it is the scene of breathtaking images with its green nature, while in autumn it offers a revelation of color.
Jajce – Historical City on Waterfall
Located in Middle Bosnia, Jajce is one of the rare cities in the world with its natural waterfall in the city center. Jajce, who satisfied both nature and history enthusiasts with its historical castle walls, medieval towers and catakombs; It is also politically important as the first place in the old Yugoslavia. The 22 -meter waterfall in the city center makes Jajce unforgettable.
Kravice Waterfall – Hidden Natural Beauty of Bosnia
Kravice waterfalls, which are about 40 minutes away from Mostar, are literally a paradise for nature lovers. The waters pouring from a height of 25 meters and the swimming ponds around them attract the attention of visitors who want to cool off in summer. The camp is also extremely suitable for nature hiking and picnic. It offers unique frames for photo enthusiasts.
Sutjeska National Park – Nature full of wildlife and adventure
Sutjeska, the oldest national park in Bosnia and Herzegovina, also includes Perućica, one of the last rainforest in Europe. Maglić Mountain, which is also the highest summit of the country, is also in this park. The region is very rich for nature activities such as trekking, mountaineering and wild life observation. Also II. It is also of historical importance with the monuments and battlefields of World War II.
Počitelj – Hidden in Ottoman Spirit Stones
The village of Počitelj, which was built on the banks of the Neretva River, is like an open -air museum with its stone houses, walls and clock tower. This village, which was developed by the Ottomans in the 16th century, is on the UNESCO World Heritage Temporary List. Struggle in the village, which is widely visited by artists, historians and photographers, offers a unique experience that makes you feel slowing time.
Višegrad and Drina Bridge – Bridge that inspires novels
Mehmed Pasha Sokolović bridge, which is the subject of Ivo Andrić’s Nobel Prize -winning novel Drina Bridge, is located in Višegrad. This bridge, built by the student of Mimar Sinan in the 16th century, is one of the elegant examples of Ottoman architecture. The bridge is a special stop for those who want to go on a cultural and literary journey with its location and history on the Drina River.
Kozara National Park – where resistance and nature are intertwined
Kozara National Park, located in the northwest of Bosnia and Herzegovina, lush forests, walking paths and II. It draws attention with its resistance monument of World War II. Offering an ideal area especially for those who want to hiking, the park also provides a nature experience intertwined with history.
Ajvatovica – The largest Muslim meeting in Europe
The Ajvatovica ceremony, which took place with the participation of thousands of people every year, is of great importance both religious and cultural. This area near Travnik is home to the largest traditional Islamic activity in Bosnia. The event, which was held in June, reveals the spiritual texture of Bosnia with prayers, equestrian demonstrations and religious rituals.
Bosnia and Herzegovina; It offers its visitors an unforgettable experience with its historical dramas, mystical atmosphere and natural wonders. On this journey from Sarajevo to Mostar, Jajce to Počitelj, many stops are waiting for you to feed both your soul and your mind.
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