Best places: Tourist Attractions in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Built in 1577, this arch stone bridge was designed by famed Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan.

Well-traversed site where apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary have been reported since 1981.

👍👍 There are not enough stars to rate a holy place such as this. Originally, Monostary was built in 4th century and archeological team found it and it can be seen under the glass in side Monostary. It is a place of peace and love, great energy and respect to monks who served there and are rebuilding Tv...

Byzantine-style church with colorful wall frescoes & a gilded altar, offering city & mountain views.

👍👍 From ashes to eternal look. _____________________________ Banja Luka's Byzantine-style Orthodox Cathedral is an impressive structure of layered gold-brown and crab-pink stones rising to golden domes and flanked by an unfeasibly tall free-standing bell tower. The interior has a splendid carved iconos...

👍👍 Highly recommended. We took the one-way tour from Sarajevo to Belgrade, stopping at Viŝegrad and other interesting places along the way. The scenery was spectacular and our tour guide was fantastic. He was full of information about anything we asked, and he had no problem stopping to allow us to ta...

👍👍 This was the mosque on the 5th Dec 1996. It was beautiful then. I snapped this photo while travelling to Sarajevo.

Built 1457–1565 in classical Ottoman style, Emperor's Mosque is Sarajevo's oldest place of worship.

👍👍 An Indonesian moque in Sarajevo. One of the biggest, too. Beautiful with unique wooden-carved decorations here and there. The mosque is not too far from the Sarajevo centre. There's a tram there, but since we got there by car, I don't know which tram number.

Diving & weddings are popular at this rebuilt Ottoman-era arched bridge over the Neretva River.

Dating back to the 1400s, this bustling market offers dining & shopping amid cultural landmarks.

👍👍 Constant investment in maintenance and new content makes this oasis for the whole family the best place to spend a pleasant day in Sarajevo.

Completed in 1532, the country's largest mosque is one of the main Ottoman complexes in the Balkans.

👍👍 The bridge was built between 1682 and 1683 by Ali-aga Hasečić. In March 1945, the bridge's deck was destroyed by explosive charges laid by the retreating German army. While the arches suffered heavy damage, all five piers survived, preserving the bridge's basic structural integrity and permitting e...

👍 Visted sarajevo in August 2019. Our last day here, luckily happened to see the opening parade of the film festival in the street. So many gorgeous looking people. Didn't get chance to go inside of the building. Hope to come back again in the future to watch shows here.

👍👍 Great views of Mostar from here. Great to visit and do the (free) sky-walk bridge while in the area. Pro tip, stop on the south side of the radio towers and you'll see some ruins and on top is an old mortor.

👍👍 It is such a nice place to visit! So beautiful and serene with all these springs and real water mills that are actually working. You can take a stroll along the stream, enjoy fresh air and scenery. Water is pure, we even saw brook trout. All our way we were accompanied by a local husky dog, very nic...

👍👍 Beautiful waterfall, especially during the springtime when the water flow is high. A very easy walk/hike to the falls and multiple restaurants around to take a break and eat some freshly caught, delicious whole fish. Parking was not a problem at all during the afternoon on a weekday. Certainly recom...

👍👍 Beautiful place... We have been existing here for centuries...

👍👍 The park with spiritual spots and insisting on connection with the nature. Calm, relaxing place with walking paths and a little stream running through the park. Art pieces on display, children playground and coffee places too. Clean and well maintained. Tunnels are interesting attraction there too.