Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a Balkan nation defined by its dramatic mountainous landscapes, deep river canyons, and a rich tapestry of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and Yugoslav history.
Cities & regions
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Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located in a valley ringed by the Dinaric Alps. Known as 'the Jerusalem of Europe' for its unique coexiste…
Open guideMostar is the cultural and historical heart of Herzegovina, most famous for its rebuilt Ottoman bridge Stari Most (Old Bridge), a UNESCO World Heritage Site.…
Open guideBanja Luka is Bosnia and Herzegovina's second-largest city and the administrative centre of Republika Srpska, sitting on the emerald Vrbas river in the north…
Open guideBihać is a town of around 56,000 people on the banks of the Una river in the far northwest of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the region known as the Bosanska Kra…
Open guideBijeljina is a city in the far northeast of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the administrative and commercial centre of the flat, fertile Semberija plain and the sec…
Open guideDoboj is a city in northern Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the Republika Srpska entity, sitting at 146 m in the valley where the Usora meets the Bosna, ringed by…
Open guidePrijedor is a city in northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the Republika Srpska entity, spread along the Sana river beneath the forested ridge of Kozara m…
Open guideSrebrenica is a small town in the mountains of eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, roughly 120 km and two and a half hours by road from Sarajevo, close to the Dr…
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