Cities & places in Bosnia Herzegovina
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Radon Plaza Hotel
Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina
Each room and suite is equipped with cable plasma TV, direct internet connection, telephone…
Kravica Waterfalls
Ljubuski, Bosnia Herzegovina
The gem of this region is the crystal-clear water of the Trebizat River. Southeast of Ljubuski…
Camping Bara
Mostar, Bosnia Herzegovina
River Camp Bara is a relatively young site which is located in Blagaj beside the River Buna.…
Hotel Bosna
Banja Luka, Bosnia Herzegovina
In the hotelโs complex, there are: luxurious rooms and apartments, aperitif bar, piano bar,…
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Old Bridge
Mostar, Bosnia Herzegovina
When the Stari most, or Old Bridge, collapsed from tank shelling in 1993 it was like the heart…
Tunnel of Hope Museum
Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina
The underground tunnel that was Sarajevo's lifeline during the 1992โ96 siege.
Sarajevo City Hall
Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina
Striking Moorish Revival building, rebuilt after its wartime destruction.
Latin Bridge
Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina
Ottoman bridge where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in 1914.
Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque
Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina
16th-century Ottoman mosque, the largest historical mosque in Bosnia.
Baลกฤarลกija
Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina
The old Ottoman bazaar quarter with copper workshops and ฤevapi stalls.
Camping Bara
Mostar, Bosnia Herzegovina
River Camp Bara is a relatively young site which is located in Blagaj beside the River Buna.…
Rivercamp Aganovac
Blagaj, Bosnia Herzegovina
River Camp Aganovac is a small campground, situated on the bank of the Buna river, in the…
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About Bosnia Herzegovina
Once a federal unit of the Republic of Yugoslavia, Bosnia-Herzegovina gained its independence (April 5th, 1992) during the Yugoslav Wars of the 1990โs. The former Yugoslavian countries, Serbia, Croatia and Montenegro, border it. Its coastline is a mere 24 kilometers on the Adriatic Sea. The country is divided into two entities, the Muslim-Croatian district and the Republic Srpska, with an estimated population of 4 million. The capital is Sarajevo. The country is save to travel; it still has great parts of it in ruins due to the war.
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