Start your Mostar journey at the iconic Stari Most. This 16th-century stone arch bridge is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the symbol of the city, best visited early to enjoy peaceful river views and watch local dive jumpers.

Stari Most

Stroll over to the nearby Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, where you can climb the minaret for the best panoramic views of Mostar and the Neretva River.

Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque

Lunch at Sadrvan Restaurant, a beloved spot offering traditional Bosnian cuisine like ćevapi and burek in a beautiful Ottoman-style courtyard.

Sadrvan Restaurant

Wander the atmospheric Bazaar Kujundziluk, Mostar’s old bazaar lined with artisan shops, copperware, and vibrant textiles—perfect for picking up unique souvenirs.

Bazaar Kujundziluk

Enjoy dinner with a riverside view at Hindin Han, known for its grilled specialties and tranquil terrace overlooking Stari Most illuminated at night.

Hindin Han

Begin at the fascinating War Photo Exhibition (in the Old Bridge Museum), which powerfully documents Mostar's recent history and the impact of the war through gripping photography.

War Photo Exhibition

Walk to the Muslibegovic House, an exquisitely preserved Ottoman-era residence and boutique hotel, where you can explore the museum rooms and tranquil gardens.

Muslibegovic House

For lunch, try Šadrvan Tepa Market, a local produce market and street food hub where you can sample fresh fruits, cheeses, and quick Bosnian bites among locals.

Šadrvan Tepa Market

Escape the crowds at Lucki Bridge, a quieter crossing over the Neretva with lovely photo ops and a more local feel.

Lucki Bridge

Dine at the atmospheric Urban Grill Zlatna Ribica, a local favorite for fresh trout, grilled meats, and hearty stews in a rustic riverside setting.

Urban Grill Zlatna Ribica

Take a short taxi or bus ride to the breathtaking Kravice Waterfalls, a stunning natural oasis where you can swim, picnic, or simply relax amid the lush scenery.

Kravice Waterfalls

On your way back, stop in the mystical village of Blagaj Tekija, a 16th-century Dervish monastery dramatically set beside the spring of the Buna River—an inspiring spot for photos and reflection.

Blagaj Tekija

Lunch at Vrelo Bune Restaurant, right beside the monastery, where you can savor fresh trout and local specialties with the sound of rushing water in the background.

Vrelo Bune Restaurant

Cap off your trip at Caffe Bar Almira, a cozy Old Town spot with a terrace perfect for sipping Bosnian coffee or local wine as the sun sets over the city.

Caffe Bar Almira