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Mostar

Cross the rebuilt Old Bridge, climb the Tara tower, eat in the bazaar and take day trips to Kravice, Počitelj and Blagaj.

Approved by TravPa Editors, Nov 7, 2026

Itineraries

Where to stay

The old town near the Old Bridge for first-timers on foot; the streets around the Franciscan church for a quieter base; a car helps for Kravice, Počitelj and Blagaj.

The areas: Old town, West of the old town, Blagaj.

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Places to see

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ShrineBlagaj TekkeA 16th-century house of prayer and meditation beside the spring of the Buna River.Entry: Dress modestly; check entry at the gate
ChurchFranciscan Church of Saints Peter and PaulA church and monastery with a library of over 50,000 volumes and Italian paintings of the 16th and 17th centuries.Entry: Dress modestly; check visiting times
MuseumHamam MuseumThe only preserved hamam in Mostar, built in the late 16th century and now a museum.Entry: BAM[fee]
MosqueKarađoz-beg MosqueA mosque built in 1557 to a plan by the Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan.Entry: Dress modestly; check visiting rules
MosqueKoski Mehmed Pasha MosqueA domed Ottoman mosque of 1618 or 1619 on the Neretva cliffs in the old town.Entry: Dress modestly; check visiting rules
NatureKravice WaterfallA semicircular tufa waterfall about 28 m high on the Trebižat River, above a water amphitheater 120 m wide.Entry: Pay at the gate
MarketKujundžiluk Old BazaarThe cobbled bazaar lanes beside the Old Bridge, with craft shops, cafés and restaurants.Entry: Pay as you go
MuseumMuslibegović HouseAn Ottoman-style house of the late 19th century with a courtyard, open as a house museum.Entry: BAM[fee]
ViewpointOld Bridge (Stari Most)The 16th-century stone bridge, rebuilt after 1993 and part of a UNESCO-listed old town since 2005.Entry: Free to visit
MuseumOld Bridge MuseumA museum in the Tara tower with the bridge reconstruction, its archaeology and a view over the old town.Entry: BAM[fee]
NeighborhoodPartisan Memorial CemeteryA 1965 memorial park by the architect Bogdan Bogdanović, with 661 tombstones.Entry: Open-air memorial
NeighborhoodPočiteljA walled hillside town first mentioned in 1444, with Ottoman and Mediterranean building styles.Entry: Check entry at the gate
RuinsStjepan Grad Fortress, BlagajThe ruins of a medieval fortress on a hill above Blagaj, taken by the Ottomans in 1473.Entry: Open-air ruins