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Mostar in 2 days

The Old Bridge, the Ottoman mosque and the museum in the tower on day one, then Kravice waterfall, the walled town of Počitelj and the Blagaj spring on day two.

2 days, 13 stopsBalanced paceMay to Jun, Sep to OctApproved by TravPa Editors, Nov 7, 2026

Trip at a glance

Add your first day to see each day's date, weather, sunset and closing days.

Day 1: Old Bridge, Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque and the bazaar

The Old Bridge from both banks, the Ottoman mosque and the museum in the tower, with lunch and dinner in the bazaar.
  1. 1
    9:00 AMOld Bridge (Stari Most)Cross early before the day-trip crowds arrive. Locals jump from the bridge in July.About 45 min here
    Free to visit
    Walk about 5 min
  2. 2
    9:45 AMKoski Mehmed Pasha MosqueCover shoulders and knees. The terrace has the classic view of the bridge from the Neretva cliffs.About 1 hour here
    Dress modestly; check visiting rules
    Walk about 5 min
  3. 3
    10:45 AMOld Bridge MuseumClimb the Tara tower for the view and the exhibits on the bridge rebuild. Hours vary, so check at the door.About 1 hour 45 min here
    BAM[fee]
    Walk about 3 min
  4. 4
    12:30 PMKujundžiluk Old BazaarEat in the bazaar lanes: grilled meat, pita or fish. Browse copper goods after your meal.About 2 hours 45 min here
    Pay as you go
    Walk about 20 min
  5. 5
    3:30 PMOptionalMuslibegović HouseStep into a walled Ottoman courtyard house and see the rooms. Allow about 45 minutes.About 2 hours 15 min here
    BAM[fee]
    Walk about 20 min
  6. 6
    6:00 PMKujundžiluk Old BazaarCome back at dusk for dinner as the bridge is lit and day visitors leave.
    Pay as you go

Before you go

Where to stay for this plan

Stay near the Old Bridge so you can see it early and late, and set off by car from the old town on day 2.

Hotels in Mostar

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