From mountain biking to white-water rafting, Bosnia and Herzegovina has it all.
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These fantastical memorials serve as a poignant reminder of the lives lost during the National Liberation Struggle.
From Colombia to Kosovo, we pick some of our favourite lesser-known places to enjoy a good cup of coffee.
The village of Lukomir is perhaps the finest example of a highland village in Bosnia and Herzegovina; it is the highest and most isolated…
Bosnia and Herzegovina is proud to have its own little slice of the Adriatic, even if it is only a 24km strip. The Adriatic…
The source of the Buna River is near the town of Blagaj less than a half an hour away from Mostar. This natural and…
If there is one place in continental Europe that symbolises the crossroads between East and West, Sarajevo would have to be it. It is…
Sometimes referred to as the ‘Yosemite of the Balkans’, Sutjeska is the oldest national park in Bosnia and Herzegovina and home to the country’s…
The story of Međugorje is well known to most Catholics. Ever since 1981, when six teenagers reported that they had seen an apparition of…
With its imposing fortress and rushing waterfalls dramatically set in the centre of town, Jajce is a showstopper of a historical town and well…
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country of mountains and water. Only a hop, skip and a jump from Međugorje, Ljubuški and Čapljina, Kravica is…
In the grand scheme of European tourism, Mostar is largely considered as just a day-trip destination from neighbouring Croatia and Montenegro or a quick…
Visas All EU members are exempt from visa requirements and may enter Bosnia and Herzegovina at any time. Once the UK fully leaves the…
Climate There are several ‘good’ seasons to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina, as it boasts the advantage of having two types of climate. Summers throughout the…