Things to do in Mostar

This 16th-century Ottoman masterpiece spans the Neretva River with its iconic single arch, symbolizing Mostar's cultural heritage. Watch local divers perform traditional jumps from the bridge during summer months.

Built in 1617, this Ottoman mosque preserves original wall decorations and colors from centuries past. Climb the minaret for breathtaking views of Mostar's Old Bridge and the winding Neretva River below.

This miniature Ottoman stone-arch bridge from 1558 mirrors its famous neighbor, the Stari Most. Stroll its ancient cobblestones and dine at riverside restaurants with views of this architectural gem.

Once a grand Austro-Hungarian hotel with distinctive pseudo-Moorish architecture, Hotel Neretva now stands as a poignant war-damaged monument. Photograph its weathered elegance while exploring Mostar's complex history.

The Sultan Sulejman Mosque, one of Bosnia's oldest domed mosques from 1520, showcases early Ottoman architecture. Visitors can enjoy its serene atmosphere near the Buna River while admiring its traditional design.

Step into Ottoman history at Muslibegovic House, a national monument functioning as both museum and boutique hotel. Explore original furnishings or stay overnight to experience the authentic heritage of Mostar.

Perched dramatically on cliffs above Blagaj village, this 15th-century fortress rewards hikers with panoramic views. Explore the ruins and appreciate the serene atmosphere offering glimpses into Bosnia's storied past.

Perched at a cliff base, Blagaj Tekija monastery sits where the Buna River emerges from a cave. Explore its Ottoman-era prayer halls before dining on local trout at riverside cafes in this serene setting.