The 43 best bridges in Mostar

There are 3 parts to it Zone A, B , C. Entrance fee is €10 per pax. If you would like to know more about the history and reconstruction of the Old Bridge, can check it out. Otherwise nothing more, panoramic view is not good at all as views are restricted

Uhm...can hardly call it a museum. It was only 5€ per person, but it was mostly infographics. The museum has two parts. The first part is on 5 floors. On the 5th there is a panoramic view. It's a bit misleading as there are no big windows, only several small ones. In the second part of the museum, you have to climb down the stairs and go through a port and down the stairs. The second part had just pictures from Unesco and some original stones the bridge was built with. We didn't feel like it was a completely waste because the entry fee was so cheap, but we expected more.

Price has now gone up to 10EUR per person. That is a 100% increase from last year. You can harly claim inflation for this. It is now well over-priced for its size and content. History and education should be accessible to all, not used as a way to take advantage of visiting tourists. Sadly I remember a time when the museum was free.

A small museum that presents the history of the bridge and the restoration actions after its destruction in the war with Croatia. Not very impressive, there are not many vestiges or artifacts to see. Predominant are the written or photo information. The view from the tower is quite beautiful.

A small museum that presents the history of the bridge and the restoration actions after its destruction in the war with Croatia. Not very impressive, there are not many vestiges or artifacts to see. Predominant are the written or photo information. The view from the tower is quite beautiful.

An excellent museum and well worth the €2.5 adult entry fees. You get to climb to the very top of the old tower and get a fantastic, pretty unique view down onto the old bridge (a great spot to watch the divers from!). The information boards were interesting if a little dry, a timeline would have been helpful to clarify the dates. You can then walk UNDER the current bridge construction to see the old foundations and watch a genuinely fascinating video about the 21st century reconstruction. We sat for over 30 minutes despite the sun outside! No info on the war etc, just the fact the bridge was destroyed.

dont just take a picture of the old bridge... visit the museum. Entrance fee is very affordable. Watch the video showing inside the museum as you will get more information about the bridge... You’ll have a chance also to get a good picture of the the bridge when you go up the tower. And through the small window in the visual room.

Beautiful. I just couldn't leave that place. My soul is blessed.

It's a gorgeous Herzegovina river sourcing near the Konjic and finished in the Adriatic sea near Metkovic town. The river passes through five major places Konjic, Jablanica, Mostar, Capljina, and Metkovic. The most famous world bridge passes over the Neretva River and joins two shores, and of course, it's Old Bridge in Mostar, protected by the Unesco association.

The Neretva, and in particular its delta, are a fascinating place to visit. It is a fertile area where primarily citrus and pomegranate farming exist side by side with extensive reed beds. It is a unique way of life lived between land and water. Who knows how long it will last or how it might change. The boat tours are well worth it to see what lies oit in the delta. A cuisine of eels, frogs fantastic stews is balanced with great wines and unique herbal spirits.

My favourite river in the whole world! Emerald green, cool and with a differt mood depending on the season.

Truly beautiful amazing area a must see for anyone in the region!!

Neretva river is a B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L Although I swimmed here once,I wouldn't recommend swimming in the deep water because there are fish that could bump into you and that will spook you out.

One of the most beautiful, if not the most beautiful rivers in all of Bosnia. I really love it's color. It's pretty cold all year, but some people do swim in it, and it's popular with fishers mostly for catching Trout.

Great panoramic view of the Mostar area once you climb up to the top. The staircase is very narrow, so it’s one-way up and down, which means the climb can take a while depending on the people there. The view is spectacular and worthwhile of the 8 Euro entrance ticket.

You can pay to go in the mosque, and pay even more to go up the minaret. The entrance fee, which we thought was a bit steep, as the whole thing only takes you 15 mins. You do get a really good view from the top, especially over the town and the bridge so it is worth it.

Nice, smaller Mosque you can visit in Mostar with a gorgeous view of the old bridge and old town from the minaret. Price on a Saturday in October was 10km for just the main prayer area, or 15km for both the prayer area and the minaret. Make sure to dress appropriately (no uncovered shoulders/knees, hair does not need to be covered) and respect the prayer times, so you do not disturb practitioners :)

A small mosque, far from the grandeur of those in Istanbul, for example. But she is beautiful. It is worth visiting first of all for the very beautiful view from the top of the minaret (beware, the staircase is narrow, steep and turns stereotypically in a circle; likewise the balcony, it is very narrow). Entrance is paid.

The Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a stunning Ottoman-era gem overlooking the iconic Stari Most bridge. Built in the 17th century, it offers intricate interior decorations and one of the best panoramic views in the city from its slender minaret. Visitors can climb to the top for breathtaking photos of the Neretva River and the old town. Peaceful yet vibrant, the mosque beautifully captures Mostar’s cultural and historical soul.

Great views of the notable bridge in Mostar, it’s a bit of a walk up the minaret (89 steps) which you have to pay 15km to enter.

If you like great pictures from an unobstructed view then it’s worth the 8 euros. I was the only one in the minaret and had as much time as I wanted.

This is a great point to take amazing photos of the Mostar Old Bridge. If you are there at the right time, you may be able to watch a diver jump off the bridge into the river. The beach can be crowded too, despite the way to get here is quite tricky cos’ you need to go down some big stone stairs. But it is worth it once you get to this beach spot. Great experience, indeed.

Great view of the bridge - can get a boat ride for 10€ pp which is fab too x

Great place to take pictures of the bridge. Come early to avoid the crowds.

River with perfect views! Also you can sit closeby and get a drink or icecream. Plus there is people jumping to the river, but the water is cold. You may wanna rent a boat for 10 euros

Although a long walk down many steps, this little beach is well worth the trip. It gives you an amazing and unique view of the rebuilt old bridge with some of the remaining structure from the original “Stari Most” littered around the beach. It’s a great place to watch the men of Mostar earn their rite of passage by diving off the Apex of the bridge. Beware, the Neretva river has strong undercurrents and is usually quite cold. So enter the water with extreme caution.

Perfect and free photo point for anyone interested in taking a nice picture! It is pretty easy to reach with minimal effort if you are at the bridge! Definitely a must if you want to post on your social media!

This is the perfect spot to get that picturesque old bridge picture!

It's like the bigger bridge, only smaller. As such it gets far less foot traffic, and it doesn't really lead to or from much tourist wise, but it has some lovely views and is more convenient for moving around. Did you also know this bridge is older than the more prominent "old bridge". They should call this one Older bridge.

Lovely bridge, smaller than the iconic Old Bridge, but just as lovely, and not crowded, which makes it more of a hidden gem. Lovely to wander around this fairytale place.

Small, historic, and utterly charming. It feels like walking into a storybook corner of the city, with a peaceful character all its own.

Tucked like a secret in Mostar’s old town, Kriva ćuprija is the quiet sibling of Stari Most—smaller, humbler, but no less soulful. Its semicircular arch leans with character, a graceful imperfection that whispers of Ottoman experiments and centuries of resilience. 🕰️ Built in the 16th century, this bridge was a prototype for its grander cousin. Though damaged by war and washed away by floods, it was lovingly rebuilt in 2002, stone by stone, memory by memory.

Beautiful bridge , similar but smaller than the Old Bridge and of course less crowd, the stream below it is also very nice and picturesque!

The Crooked Bridge in Mostar is a beautiful little landmark that feels like a peaceful counterpart to the famous Old Bridge. With its graceful stone arch over a small stream, it has the same charm and historic feel but without the large crowds.

A smaller and mess busier version of the old bridge, but still as beautiful and charming in its own way. The stream flowing below adds to its beauty and looks amazing at night too. A good detour for photos when the old bridge is crowded.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Old Bridge in Mostar is one of the most breathtaking sights I’ve seen. By day it’s alive with history and crowds, but by night it transforms into something magical – beautifully lit, reflecting perfectly on the Neretva River below. Standing here, you feel the weight of centuries of Ottoman architecture, war, destruction, and then the powerful story of reconstruction and resilience. The bridge is not just stone and water – it’s a living symbol of unity and survival. Locals still dive from it (incredible to watch!), and the surrounding cobblestone streets are full of cafés, craft shops, and welcoming people. Walking across the bridge feels like stepping back in time, yet the atmosphere is buzzing and vibrant. If you visit Bosnia, this is an absolute must. Come at night if you can – the reflections, lights, and quiet atmosphere are unforgettable. 10/10 experience that blends history, culture, and pure beauty.

Beautiful little old town, with a bridge that can be a bit strange to cross, due to the way the steps are on it. But some fantastic restaurants nearby and get this....loads of food and it costs peanuts, compared to eu countries. Well worth a visit, locals are lovely and welcoming.

The iconic old bridge of Mostar, we enjoyed walking around the old town. The cobblestone streets were unique and the vibes and people were nice. We were there in July, it was crowded and hot but still interesting to see. We went on a separate day early in the morning when it was cooling and empty and it was nice as well. Mostar has become one of our favourite cities in the Balkans. Food is great.

As expected there were lots of tourists visiting the Old Town area. The atmosphere was fine. Its a nice spot to take photos of the surrounding areas of the bridge. There was a wide variety of souvenirs as well as places to eat.

touch 👇 🇧🇦 A Day Trip to Bosnia & Herzegovina 🌉 Visited the iconic Mostar Bridge on a day trip from Croatia — and it was such a memorable experience. The old bridge, or Stari Most, is not just beautiful but also full of history and meaning. Rebuilt after the war, it stands as a powerful symbol of unity and resilience. Walking through the cobblestone streets and watching locals dive off the bridge into the Neretva River felt surreal. There’s something about the culture and warmth here that strangely reminded me of Malaysia — the hospitality, the blend of traditions, and the shared love for food and community. Definitely one of the most heartfelt and enriching day trips I’ve done in Europe ❤️

Beautiful place of natural beauty. Lots of mosques, churches and synagogues, old town markets, war museums, and natural waterfalls. Must see Dervish house Balagaj, Krivica waterfalls, and glass bridge.

Stari Most – the movie’s heart-stopping centerpiece. A single stone arch leaps 24 meters over the emerald Neretva, rebuilt brick-by-brick after war tore it down. Sunlight glints off the river as daredevils dive from the summit and pilgrims trace the scars of 1993. From the cobblestones below, it looks eternal; from the top, it feels like flying. Mostar’s unbreakable soul, captured in one perfect curve.

A simple inscription, nothing special.

(Translated by Google) Mostar Bridge (Stari Most) is a historic stone bridge located over the Neretva River in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, built in 1566 by Mimar Hayreddin, a student of Mimar Sinan, during the Ottoman period. The bridge has great symbolic and architectural importance as it connects eastern and western Mostar. The bridge, which was destroyed during the Bosnian War in 1993, was rebuilt in accordance with the original with international cooperation. This restoration, completed in 2004, symbolizes the combination of traditional Ottoman construction techniques with modern engineering. In 2005, the Mostar Bridge and the surrounding Old Town were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. This title recognizes that the bridge has universal value not only in terms of architecture but also as a symbol of cultural reconciliation and peace. UNESCO exemplifies the Mostar Bridge as an area where different cultures met and post-war peace was rebuilt. (Original) Mostar Köprüsü (Stari Most), Bosna-Hersek’in Mostar şehrinde Neretva Nehri üzerinde yer alan ve Osmanlı döneminde, 1566 yılında Mimar Sinan’ın öğrencisi Mimar Hayreddin tarafından inşa edilen tarihi bir taş köprüdür. Köprü, doğu ve batı Mostar’ı birbirine bağlamasıyla hem simgesel hem de mimari açıdan büyük öneme sahiptir. 1993 yılında Bosna Savaşı sırasında yıkılan köprü, uluslararası iş birliğiyle aslına uygun olarak yeniden inşa edilmiştir. 2004 yılında tamamlanan bu restorasyon, geleneksel Osmanlı inşaat tekniklerinin modern mühendislikle birleştirilmesini simgeler. 2005 yılında Mostar Köprüsü ve çevresindeki Eski Şehir bölgesi UNESCO Dünya Mirası Listesi’ne alınmıştır. Bu unvan, köprünün sadece mimari değil, aynı zamanda kültürel uzlaşı ve barışın sembolü olarak da evrensel bir değer taşıdığını kabul etmektedir. UNESCO, Mostar Köprüsü’nü farklı kültürlerin buluştuğu ve savaş sonrası barışın yeniden inşa edildiği bir alan olarak örnek gösterir.

(Translated by Google) This magnificent stone bridge in the heart of Mostar was built in 1566 by Mimar Hayreddin, a student of Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan. With its elegant arch over the Neretva River, it is not only an architectural but also a cultural symbol. It was destroyed during the war in 1993, but was rebuilt in its original form by UNESCO in 2004. Today, it stands out as a tourist attraction and a symbol of peace and rebirth in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The view from the bridge is magnificent, especially at sunset. In the summer months, the local youth jump into the river and perform shows there are very popular. It is an impressive historical structure that everyone visiting the city should definitely see. (Original) Mostar’ın kalbinde yer alan bu muhteşem taş köprü, 1566 yılında Osmanlı mimarı Mimar Sinan’ın öğrencisi Mimar Hayreddin tarafından inşa edilmiştir. Neretva Nehri üzerindeki zarif kemeriyle sadece mimari değil, aynı zamanda kültürel bir semboldür. 1993’te savaş sırasında yıkılmış, ancak 2004’te UNESCO tarafından aslına uygun olarak yeniden inşa edilmiştir. Günümüzde hem turistlerin gözdesi hem de Bosna-Hersek’in barış ve yeniden doğuş simgesi olarak öne çıkar. Köprüden manzara harika, özellikle gün batımında. Yaz aylarında yerel gençlerin nehre atladığı gösteriler oldukça popüler. Şehri ziyaret eden herkesin mutlaka görmesi gereken, etkileyici bir tarihi yapı.

(Translated by Google) Visiting time: first half of May 2025 When you are walking around Kujunjilik, this is the place where you will definitely stop, listen to a street musician and take beautiful pictures of the Old Bridge. (Original) Vreme posete: prva polovina maja 2025. god. Kada se šetate Kujundžilikom, ovo je mesto gde će te svakako zastati, poslušati uličnog svirača i napravite prelepe slike Starog mosta.

(Translated by Google) Mostar is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, especially with its Stari Most (Mostar Bridge) and the Old Town. This region, which was included in the list in 2005, has been recognized as a heritage worthy of protection with its architectural texture from the Ottoman period, its historical bridge over the Neretva River and its cultural diversity. UNESCO describes Mostar as an important center of cultural interactions and one of the engineering marvels of the Ottoman period. The meticulous reconstruction of the Mostar Bridge after its collapse in 1993 is seen as a successful restoration project aimed at preserving world heritage. Visitors to the city can closely experience the historical atmosphere of this region, which is under UNESCO protection, visit the traditional bazaar and enjoy the magnificent views. (Original) Mostar, özellikle Stari Most (Mostar Köprüsü) ve Eski Şehir Bölgesi ile UNESCO Dünya Mirası Listesi’nde yer almaktadır. 2005 yılında listeye dahil edilen bu bölge, Osmanlı döneminden kalma mimari dokusu, Neretva Nehri üzerindeki tarihi köprüsü ve kültürel çeşitliliği ile korunmaya değer bir miras olarak kabul edilmiştir. UNESCO, Mostar’ı kültürel etkileşimlerin önemli bir merkezi ve Osmanlı dönemi mühendislik harikalarından biri olarak tanımlıyor. Mostar Köprüsü’nün 1993 yılında yıkıldıktan sonra titizlikle yeniden inşa edilmesi, dünya mirasının korunmasına yönelik başarılı bir restorasyon projesi olarak görülüyor. Şehri ziyaret edenler, UNESCO tarafından koruma altına alınan bu bölgenin tarihi atmosferini yakından hissedebilir, geleneksel çarşıyı gezebilir ve muhteşem manzaraların tadını çıkarabilir.

(Translated by Google) The bus that was supposed to arrive at 6:00 in the morning arrived around 4:30 Come along and enjoy a beautiful blues moment (Original) 本来应该早上6:00到的大巴4:30左右就到了 走过来欣赏美丽的蓝调时刻

(Translated by Google) If you know the story, it's a very nice feeling to stand on the bridge and think back years❤️ (Original) Wenn man die Geschichte kennt, ist es ein sehr schönes Gefühl, auf der Brücke zu stehen und Jahre zurück zu denken❤️

Beautiful, even on an overcast day. We didn’t see the river’s famous green waters, but the view was still lovely. The bridge itself is so full of history and beauty that you can’t help but pause and take it all in. A must-see when visiting Mostar.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Old Bridge in Mostar is one of the most breathtaking sights I’ve seen. By day it’s alive with history and crowds, but by night it transforms into something magical – beautifully lit, reflecting perfectly on the Neretva River below. Standing here, you feel the weight of centuries of Ottoman architecture, war, destruction, and then the powerful story of reconstruction and resilience. The bridge is not just stone and water – it’s a living symbol of unity and survival. Locals still dive from it (incredible to watch!), and the surrounding cobblestone streets are full of cafés, craft shops, and welcoming people. Walking across the bridge feels like stepping back in time, yet the atmosphere is buzzing and vibrant. If you visit Bosnia, this is an absolute must. Come at night if you can – the reflections, lights, and quiet atmosphere are unforgettable. 10/10 experience that blends history, culture, and pure beauty.

Beautiful little old town, with a bridge that can be a bit strange to cross, due to the way the steps are on it. But some fantastic restaurants nearby and get this....loads of food and it costs peanuts, compared to eu countries. Well worth a visit, locals are lovely and welcoming.

touch 👇 🇧🇦 A Day Trip to Bosnia & Herzegovina 🌉 Visited the iconic Mostar Bridge on a day trip from Croatia — and it was such a memorable experience. The old bridge, or Stari Most, is not just beautiful but also full of history and meaning. Rebuilt after the war, it stands as a powerful symbol of unity and resilience. Walking through the cobblestone streets and watching locals dive off the bridge into the Neretva River felt surreal. There’s something about the culture and warmth here that strangely reminded me of Malaysia — the hospitality, the blend of traditions, and the shared love for food and community. Definitely one of the most heartfelt and enriching day trips I’ve done in Europe ❤️

Because of the history of the bridge we needed to visit this place. I've heard so much about the bridge in my younger years so when i was finally able to visit it, it really felt like going back in time. It has something magical about the bridge but on the other hand it is also a really touristic place. Definitely worth seeing the place, have a drink or lunch and maybe even buy a small souvenir. They also jump from the bridge which i was able to film as you can see in the video. When you nearby, don't skip but see it for yourself and judge ;)

Stari Most – the movie’s heart-stopping centerpiece. A single stone arch leaps 24 meters over the emerald Neretva, rebuilt brick-by-brick after war tore it down. Sunlight glints off the river as daredevils dive from the summit and pilgrims trace the scars of 1993. From the cobblestones below, it looks eternal; from the top, it feels like flying. Mostar’s unbreakable soul, captured in one perfect curve.

WOW! Mostar is a beautiful place, with rich history, and some wonderful ways to immerse yourself into the country. We happened to get there on the days before the annual Redbull cliff diving event, so it was relatively crowded, but added to the excitement of the day. Views of the bridge from the river level, and another bridge just outside of the old town are great, and it’s right near a lot of shopping and food. We loved our visit there!!

Did a day trip to Mostar, B&H. The bridge is definitely a beautiful site to visit but otherwise the old town is very busy with the markets. Which isn’t bad but all the markets contain the same items. After some time, you just want to leave. Make sure to bring cash!

Mostar Old Town is a captivating blend of history, culture, and stunning architecture, nestled in the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge) stands as a symbol of resilience and unity, connecting the city's diverse communities. Cobblestone streets wind through the town, lined with charming shops, cafes, and restaurants offering a taste of local flavors. The Old Town is a living museum, showcasing a rich tapestry of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and Bosnian influences. Visitors can explore historic mosques, traditional houses, and bustling bazaars, immersing themselves in the city's vibrant atmosphere. The breathtaking views from the bridge and surrounding viewpoints offer unforgettable photo opportunities. Mostar Old Town is more than just a tourist destination; it's a place where history comes alive, where cultures converge, and where the spirit of resilience shines brightly. Whether you're a history buff, a culture enthusiast, or simply seeking a unique travel experience, Mostar Old Town is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Mostar Old Town is a captivating blend of history, culture, and charm. Wander its cobbled streets, admire the iconic Stari Most bridge, and soak in the riverside cafes. Every corner tells a story, making it a timeless Balkan gem you’ll never forget.

Lovely small city, great atmosphere, great market and great foods - although bustling with tourists! 2.5 hours wasn’t enough to explore and taste the traditional food, needed more time :(

You will find it a bit crowdy but very special. Sings of the war will be seen in very unexpected places. This city is great to dig into different parts oh BiH history. As well as different cultures. Do not miss visiting Djamias (Musim religion places). You will find them very friendly and peaceful

Really charming old town with cobbled streets, little shops, and of course the famous bridge. Can be crowded, but still a great place to walk around and soak in the atmosphere. Lots of the shops here don’t accept credit cards

Interesting old town, full of small streets with shops where you can local stuff and china junk. Cheap compared to Croatia. Too crowded! Old bridge and river was nice.

To be honest this was a bit underwhelming. Recommended by our tour guide, we had high expectations. Also the outside facade looks very official and the same with seeing the inside. We got the Pistachio Baklava and Original Baklava. The taste was ok, nothing to stand out and also the portions were quite small. The higher price for this dessert wasn’t justified.

We stumbled upon this little gem in Mostar and couldn’t resist trying their baklava. What a treat! Both kinds were absolutely delicious, but the pistachio cream one totally stole the show — rich, nutty, and perfectly balanced. You can really taste the quality and care in every bite. Highly recommend for anyone with a sweet tooth!

Fantastic Turkish delights! Tried a few different flavors of Baklava and they all were great! Price was decent! Don't miss this place!

Ejla was incredibly helpful and friendly! She guided us in choosing the best-selling baklavas and even packed them perfectly for our flight back to London. Her customer service was outstanding—thank you, Ejla!

We had a good experience buying some boxes of Lokum here but did not try the fresh baklava etc. they ONLY take CASH.

Terrible customer service!! I paid €7.50 for just 4 pieces of average-tasting baklava. When I politely asked for an extra box or anything to cover them, they refused and said it was against their company policy. They would not even give me a simple lid or piece of wrapping paper. The staff were rude and dismissive. It was clear they only cared about taking the money and getting rid of the customers as quickly as possible. I will not be coming back.

Worst baklava I‘ve ever had. It has no real taste, it is like it was really old. In good baklava you feel the many layers but here it is soaky and you do not get the typical crunch. For 6 pieces I payed 30 KM (15€), which is too expensive for this quality. I would not recomment this

This (modern) bridge offers views over Mostar's old bridge - aka Stari Most. However, divers club's white painted steel platform ruins the view of old town of Mostar - shall be moved away, out of this sight. ____ PS. Some reviews have mistaken this bridge for the Stari Most, but its's not it.

Lučki most, also known as the Stari Most or Old Bridge, is a breathtaking architectural masterpiece that stands proudly over the Neretva River in the heart of Mostar.

Really really beautiful structure. It will be packed with tourists during high season and its very slippery Its part of the experience. But the arch and everything, with the waters below make it a very beautiful place and I guess that's why it is so famous. Must see in Bosnia for sure!! Don't miss this place. There will be some suicidal people jumping from it some times.

Beautiful view to the river gorge and old mostar bridge, no tourists at all!

This is not the historic old bridge, but a different bridge with one of the main roads passing to the other side of river bank. It is often mistakenly reviewed as the main city’s attraction here on Google Maps. It’s a good location to take pictures of the old bridge though.

Nice place to see the old bridge of mostar

Good views/photo of old Mostar bridge from here too

We visited on our first night in Mostar to try the national dish (Cevapi) and it did not disappoint. It was well cooked and served quickly. The staff did not speak much English (not that I expected them to) but there was little difficulty. We arrived early to ensure that we would get a table and waited around 10mins for an outside table (by choice) so that we could overlook the street.

Incredible, the best, thank you so much. We have been treated so kindly, served very quickly (after we had a seat, so be prepared that others want to enjoy the place too :)), and loved the food prepared for us. You get a lot in amazing quality so the only thing I find a little sad is that probably lots of people can’t eat it all. I will have the rest that can be taken home tomorrow. Highly recommended.

THIS IS THE SPOT! Overly generous portion of food, SO DELICIOUS, always packed and a locals favorite! The plate for 2 was more like a plate for 4 so go with an appetite. The local Wine selection was also delicious, be prepared for a little wait but well worth it!

The most authentic place in mostar… for many reasons, the hospitality, the food the people both mother and daughter was extremely friendly and funny.. I actually found the place because of taste atlas list for best cevapi in the world, it has the 8th place for a reason 😀 As a balkan green guy i can totally appreciate this place. Recommended 100%

The food was really delicious at least for the adults, our kids didn’t enjoy it as much. However the staff is not as welcoming and the server was needlessly hostile for some reason. I asked for a toilet to wash my hands and she threw some wet wipes at me and said there is no toilet. Good food bad vibes.

One of the best culinary discoveries in Mostar! The food at Tima – Irma was ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS – every dish was full of flavor, fresh, and clearly made with love. The portions were huge – so much so that we had enough leftovers for lunch the next day! 😍 A special thank you and heartfelt compliments to Mrs. Irma – watching her work with such speed and energy was truly impressive. The passion and dedication she puts into her cooking is something rare and admirable. Greetings from your happy guests from Poland! 🇵🇱❤️

Best cevapi we’ve ever had. Ordered 5 portions of it. They raise their own cattle so all the meat comes directly from their own farm. The daughter of the owner was incredibly nice. Highly recommend when in Mostar!

I came in here in the late morning to enjoy a traditional Bosnian coffee, and that is exactly what I received. The woman working there took the time to explain the ritual behind a traditional coffee experience, some of the science behind making and enjoying the coffee, plus the cultural/social ways you should enjoy the coffee. The Turkish delight that came along with the coffee may have been the best one I've ever had, too! It was very relaxing, friendly, and enjoyable all around. Good prices and tasty coffee. Thank you for your hospitality!

This little cafe is a Mostar gem. It is a small family business who still uses a roaster that survived the Bosnian war and the woman who served us did an excellent job at explaining the roasting process and coffee ritual. Highly recommend!

Great coffee and very friendly staff. The girl was so nice and explained the traditional way of drinking the Bosnian coffee. The place is cozy and nice. It was recommended by our tour guide and it was worth it.

The woman working there was extremely friendly. You don’t just get coffee but an experience as she tells you the methodology and origin behind the Bosnian coffees. They also have various unique juices which I recommend. We got the mint.

This could be the smoothest and tastiest Turkish coffee I had anywhere, including Turkey. The service is fast and friendly, and the taste is just immaculate. Even the Turkish delight that comes with the coffee was of a great quality. It is not cheap at 6KM but it is not expensive as well, especially considering the experience. A must visit if you are in Mostar.

Amazing experience! The lady working there showed us the process of making and how to properly drink Bosnian coffee. The Turkish delight served with coffee was one of the best we've eaten.

Sara was so lovely and welcoming, she made us a Bosnian coffe and she shows you the traditional way to drink it, highly recommend if you're at the Mostar bridge.

Wide open front gate, no trouble getting in. There were 20+ tourists inside, easy to explore, lots of garbage and mess but very cool!

Building facade is riddled with bullet holes, a poignant reminder of the grim past. Wiki article explains the significance of this building during Bosnia war. There's barricade so can't access the interior anymore but touring the fascade is interesting enough. Some graffiti artworks cleverly use the bullet holes as part of the art.

Just walk around the place and you can find a spot to climb into it. Front entrance is blocked for obvious reasons. Can go all the way up to the roof. Eerie place

A horrifying relic of the past. A must see if you are in Mostar to see just what the locals suffered merely a few decades ago. It is not the only place with memory of the war all around it but it is one of the better known ones.

20/09/2025. There were no chances to enter the building. Only if you were the sport boots and climb up on the wall

It is one of the main symbols of the war in the city, and anyone can go there to experience up close what happened there during the siege period.

Building with heart-breaking history, turned into open gallery canvas for street artists.

Nice location over the bridge

The Halebija Tower is one of the two majestic towers flanking the Mostar Old Bridge (Stari Most), that elegantly spanned the Neretva River. Both towers serve as architectural support and watchful guardians of the famous bridge. While the Halebija Tower is located on the western side of the Stari Most, the east bank stands the semi-circular Tara Tower, which was once an Ottoman ammunition depot and now housing the Museum of the Old Bridge. The Halebija Tower is a beautiful landmark with a rich history. While it once housed a war photo museum, it now features a small Bosnian coffee house and several souvenir shops. The tower stands as a poignant reminder of the Bosnian War and its impact on humanity. Visitors can enjoy the picturesque views and explore this historical site near the old bridge. I am grateful to have arrived here to see these towers with my own eyes. Alhamdulillah.

The Tara and Halebija towers are located on opposite sides of the Old Bridge. The semi-circular Tara Tower on the left side, or east bank, was used as a warehouse for ammunition in the Ottoman era. Today it's a museum. On the right side, or west bank, is the Halebija Tower.

Not very impressive.

Pretty nice structure for photo but the area can be quite crowded with tourists going to the Old Bridges. Slippery surface, watch your steps.

Standing tall beside Mostar’s legendary Old Bridge, Halebija Tower isn’t just a historical landmark—it’s a quiet guardian watching centuries of footsteps cross the Neretva. Its weathered stones echo with Ottoman whispers and river songs, anchoring the bridge’s drama with stoic grace. Though you can’t climb inside, its presence is felt in every photo, every pause on the bridge. It’s the kind of structure that doesn’t shout—it hums. A must-see for architecture lovers, history buffs, and anyone chasing the soul of Mostar through its silhouettes.

One of the two towers "guarding" the bridge on opposite sides.

The trainers genuinely care for your safety and are a nice group. They put you on the training platforms first to ensure you can learn to jump correctly. And they will let you know if youre not ready, if this is the case, its no charge. Amazing experience, the adrenaline rush is insane.

(Translated by Google) Vermin (Original) Gamad

THIS PLACE IS AMAZING!!!!!✨Hotel Kriva Ćuprija is truly exceptional and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND if traveling to Bosnia and Herzegovina! From the moment we arrived, all the staff made us feel so welcomed and at home.... truly an A+ experience. Damir & Adin + night shift team member were so kind + willing to help with whatever we needed. They went above and beyond, helping us with parking for our rental car 🚗, suggesting the best adventures 🏞️, and even sharing cultural insights that made our stay extra meaningful. The complimentary breakfast was FABULOUS 🍳🥐 and the perfect way to start the day. Wifi was super fast & the beds were super comfy! The location was top tier right in the middle of MOSTAR & you could walk everywhere in town. Such a GREAT spot!! Between the warm hospitality, beautiful property, and unbeatable location by the Star Most bridge, I honestly couldn’t say enough good things about this hotel. HIGHLY RECOMMEND and hope to be back soon! JUST GORGEOUS!!!💯

I had an amazing stay at this hotel! Everything was perfect — the rooms were clean and comfortable, the location was great, and the service was outstanding. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming from the moment I arrived. A special thanks to Anel, who was incredibly kind, professional, and always ready to help with anything I needed. His friendliness and positive attitude truly made my stay even better. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a wonderful experience. I’ll definitely come back again!

We stayed here for 2 nights (18-20 Sept). We absolutely loved our stay at Hotel Kriva Ćuprija. The service was outstanding — warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The local dinner at the hotel was a highlight: traditional and delicious. Our room was clean, cozy, and very comfortable. The hotel is centrally located, making it easy to explore Mostar, yet still feels peaceful. The historic building is full of charm and character, adding to the overall experience. Highly recommended!

The most exceptional stay at Hotel Kriva Ćuprija! From the moment we arrived, Adin and his team went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. The team's warmth and hospitality at check-in set the tone for our entire experience. The location is truly unmatched; it’s without question one of the best we’ve ever encountered in any town we’ve visited, perfectly situated to enjoy the heart of Mostar. Between the stunning setting, outstanding service, and unbeatable convenience, this hotel is an absolute gem. We can’t recommend it highly enough!

This hotel is absolutely beautiful - the location is excellent and close to lots of amenities. However, what makes this hotel special in particular is the wonderful staff! A huge thank you to Nejla, Nedem, Anel and the rest of the team for your genuine kindness, hospitality, knowledge and professionalism. I will greatly miss being in a Mostar and wish you all the very best. For anyone wanting to visit Mostar I highly recommend Hotel Kriva Ćuprija :)

Our stay at Hotel Kriva Cuprija was absolutely wonderful! The location could not be more perfect, you literally step out the door and you’re right in the heart of the Old Town. But what makes this hotel special is the amazing staff. I didn’t manage to get everyone’s names, but Jannat and Yasmin were so lovely, always looking out for us and happy to help with anything we needed. Anel and Adel were equally fantastic, they went above and beyond to help arrange a beautiful anniversary dinner for us out on the terrace. Anel decorated the space so beautifully, even adding a lovely anniversary message, which made the evening so memorable. We stayed for three nights and had such a lovely time. Thank you to everyone for making our stay so special, we can’t wait to come back!

The staff is extremely nice and just pleasent all around. Many places of course has nice staff but Kriva Čuprija really has a team that is on the next level. Down to earth, charming, attentive, professional - all in all, the very best of the Bosnian essence is presented. They also managed to help with a mistake I had made before my booking and really went the extra mile to really make sure the problem (which was 100% my own fault) was resolved fully. Me and the gal had a wonderful time there!

Wish I had seen the one-star reviews here before I went in… One would expect the 10€ fee would provide some decent quality of videos and photos. A total disappointment. Not worth it … Not to mention the absolutely rude management guy!

Uncomfortable experience. Video shown was short but ok. Then the owner turned up and was very overbearing and tried to get us to pay more than the fee which was already steep. He opened a large wooden box and showed us his war wounds and asked us to pay double the 10€ fee each to support his cause. Do not recommend even entering as difficult to get out of.

(Translated by Google) Don't trust what you are told before entering (you can just look at the books), you are forced to watch a film lasting a few minutes showing the destruction of the bridge, without explanation or context. The owner then literally rushes at you to demand that you give money. He demands at least 10 euros, less would be just “enough to buy a pizza” according to him. The tragedies that affected the people of Bosnia and their heritage deserve more explanations and dignity than this type of forced memory scam! Go to a real museum or make a donation to an association but avoid this tourist trap at all costs! (Original) Ne vous fiez pas à ce qu'on vous dit avant d'entrer (vous pouvez juste regarder les livres), on vous installe de force devant un film de quelques minutes montrant la destruction du pont, sans explications ni contexte. Le propriétaire se rue alors littéralement sur vous pour exiger que vous donniez de l'argent. Il exige au moins 10 euros, moins ce serait juste "de quoi acheter une pizza" selon lui. Les drames qui ont touché le peuple de Bosnie et son patrimoine méritent plus d'explications et de dignité que ce type d'arnaque mémorielle sous contrainte ! Allez dans un vrai musée ou faites un don à une association mais fuyez ce piège à touristes à tout prix !

If you like awkward situations and “donating” money to exit, then this is your place.

(Translated by Google) Total scam!! Aggressive owner. Absolutely avoid. The price displayed when we entered the bookstore to see the exhibition was €10 per person. Given the price, my partner and I were hesitant. The manager encouraged us to go in, telling us we could give whatever we wanted upon leaving, or even nothing if we didn't like it. He sat us down in front of a 3-minute film, composed exclusively of footage of the destroyed bridge and without any words... a video that wasn't edited by the bookstore at all and that can most likely be found on YouTube. We learned nothing at all. It's truly awful. As we were leaving, the manager asked us for money. We still gave him the change we had. He became very aggressive, telling us that people usually give more. We left as quickly as possible. (Original) Arnaque totale !! Propriétaire agressif. À éviter absolument. Le prix affiché quand on rentre dans la libraire pour aller voir l’exposition est de 10€ par personne. Vu le prix, on hésitait avec mon conjoint. Le gérant nous a encouragé à entrer en nous disant qu’on pourrait donner ce qu’on souhaitait à la sortie, voir même rien si ça ne nous avait pas plu. Il nous a installé devant un film de 3 minutes, composé d’images exclusivement du pont détruit et sans paroles… vidéo qui n’a pas du tout été montée par la libraire et qu’on peut très certainement trouver sur YouTube. Nous n’avons rien appris du tout. Cest vraiment nul. À la sortie, le gérant nous a demandé de l’argent. On lui a tout de même donné la monnaie qu’on avait. Il est devenu très agressif en nous indiquant que les gens donnent plus d’habitude. On est parti aussi vite que possible

(Translated by Google) A place where you can learn everything about Mostar. A wonderful gallery where you can see how the Old Bridge looked like before the war, during the war and after the war. Wonderful souvenirs and many books that you cannot find anywhere else. Welcome! Place where you can learn everything about Mostar. Wonderful gallery where you can see how Old Bridge looked like before the war, during the war and after the war. Lovely hand made souvenirs and lots of books which you can't find anywhere else. Welcome! (Original) Mjesto na kojem možete naučiti sve o Mostaru. Divna galerija gdje možete vidjeti kako je Stari most izgledao prije rata, za vrijeme rata i poslije rata. Divni suveniri i mnogo knjiga koje ne možete naći nigdje drugo. Dobrodošli! Place where you can learn everything about Mostar. Wonderful gallery where you can see how Old Bridge looked like before war, during the war and after the war. Lovely hand made suvenires and lots of books which you can't find anywhere else. Welcome!

Nice place, I recommended to visit. For low cost you can see nice view from minaret.

Beautiful mosque near the main old town. Caretaker is a lovely guy who spoke to me at length even though we didn’t speak the same language.

(Translated by Google) We stopped by to perform the Friday prayer. The construction date of Nasuh Ağa Mosque, located on Marshal Tito Street, is accepted as 1564. It is known that it was built by Nasuh Ağa, who was originally from Lubuşki and left works such as a school, shop and mill in Mostar, and it is considered among the important works of the Ottoman period. There is a Muslim cemetery right next to it. (Original) Cuma namazını kılmak için uğradık. Mareşal Tito Caddesinde bulunan Nasuh Ağa Camii’nin yapım tarihi 1564 olarak kabul edilmektedir. Aslen Lubuşkili olan ve Mostar’da da okul, dükkan, değirmen gibi eserler bırakan Nasuh Ağa tarafından yaptırıldığı bilinmekte olup, Osmanlı döneminin önemli eserleri arasında kabul edilmektedir. Hemen yanında Müslüman mezarlığı bulunmaktadır.

(Translated by Google) The mosque was built by Nesuh Ağa Vučijaković. The year Hijri 935 (1528/1529) is stated in its inscription, and its foundation charter was written in 1564. Nesuh Ağa Vučijaković is originally from Ljubuški. In addition to the mosque in Ljubuški, this foundation also built a school in the city and stipulated that the bridges over Radobolja and Trebižat would be repaired with the revenues of its foundation. In 1889, the properties belonging to this foundation included five shops and a cemetery opposite the mosque. Nesuh Agha Vučijaković Mosque is one of the three domed mosques in Mostar. It belongs to the early Istanbul style of Ottoman architecture. The mosque was closed in 1941. It was used as a city warehouse in the late 20th century, then completely abandoned. During the 1992-95 war, the building was heavily damaged and its courtyard was turned into a martyrdom. The tomb of Mehmed Agha Kreho was moved from the courtyard of Kjosa Yahya Hodja Mosque to this martyrs' cemetery area. The mosque was restored in 1997/98. (Original) Cami, Nesuh Ağa Vučijaković tarafından inşa edilmiştir. Kitabesinde Hicri 935 (1528/1529) yılı belirtilmiştir, vakfiyesi ise 1564 yılında yazılmıştır. Nesuh Ağa Vučijaković, aslen Ljubuški’lidir. Ljubuški’deki caminin yanı sıra bu vakıf, şehirde birer mektep de inşa etmiş ve vakfının gelirleriyle Radobolja ve Trebižat üzerindeki köprülerin onarılmasını şart koşmuştur. 1889 yılında bu vakfa ait mülkler arasında beş dükkân ve caminin karşısında bir mezarlık bulunuyordu. Nesuh Ağa Vučijaković Camii, Mostar’daki üç kubbeli camiden biridir. Osmanlı mimarisinin erken İstanbul üslubuna aittir. Cami, 1941 yılında kapatılmıştır. 20. yüzyılın sonlarında şehir deposu olarak kullanılmış, ardından tamamen terk edilmiştir. 1992-95 savaşı sırasında yapı ağır hasar görmüş, avlusu ise şehitliğe dönüştürülmüştür. Kjosa Yahya Hoca Camii’nin avlusundan, Mehmed Ağa Kreho’nun türbesi bu şehitlik alanına taşınmıştır. Cami, 1997/98 yıllarında restore edilmiştir.

Had a women's section, beautiful mosque

(Translated by Google) We visited this mosque in 2013. The friendly imam of the mosque showed us around the mosque. An original handwritten Quran was exhibited in the mosque. Views of Mostar from the minaret of the mosque... (Original) Bu camiyi 2013 yılında ziyaret ettik. Caminin güler yüzlü imamı bize camiyi gezdirdi. Camide orjinal el yazması bir Kuran’ı Kerim sergileniyordu. Caminin minaresinden Mostar manzaraları...

(Translated by Google) The Nesuh-aga Vučjaković Mosque, also known as the "Mosque under the Linden Tree", was built in 1564. Its founder, Nesuh-aga Vučjaković, was the dizdar of the Ljubuški fortress and a significant figure in the Ottoman period. According to the endowment deed, in addition to the mosque, he also founded a mekteb, and left significant funds for the maintenance of religious buildings and infrastructure, including the bridges on Radobolja and Trebižat. The mosque is one of the rare examples of domed mosques in Mostar, along with the Karađoz-beg and Koski Mehmed-paša mosques. It was built in the Ottoman style, with a single-space prayer space under a dome, an external porch, and a slender minaret leaning against the right side of the building. A distinctive feature of this mosque is the influence of Mediterranean architecture, visible in details such as window frames, consoles, and portals, which reflect the Gothic and Romantic styles. The mosque served its purpose until 1941, when it was closed and converted into a warehouse. After World War II, it was restored and used as a section of the Archives of Herzegovina. During the last war of 1992-1993, the mosque was significantly damaged, and its minaret was shortened almost to the šerefe. It was restored in 1998 and returned to its original purpose, and today it serves the faithful again. The mosque's harem was converted into a martyr's cemetery during the war, which further emphasizes its importance as a place of remembrance and spirituality. In 2004, the Commission for the Preservation of National Monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina declared the Nesuh-aga Vučjaković Mosque a national monument. This decision confirms its importance in the cultural and historical context of Mostar and Bosnia and Herzegovina. (Original) Džamija Nesuh-age Vučjakovića, poznata i kao "Džamija pod lipom", izgrađena je 1564. godine. Njen osnivač, Nesuh-aga Vučjaković, bio je dizdar tvrđave u Ljubuškom i značajna ličnost u osmanskom periodu. Prema vakufnami, osim džamije, osnovao je i mekteb, te ostavio značajna sredstva za održavanje vjerskih objekata i infrastrukture, uključujući mostove na Radobolji i Trebižatu. Džamija je jedan od rijetkih primjera potkupolnih džamija u Mostaru, uz Karađoz-begovu i Koski Mehmed-pašinu džamiju. Građena je u osmanskom stilu, s jednoprostornim molitvenim prostorom pod kupolom, vanjskim trijemom i vitkom munarom naslonjenom na desnu stranu zgrade. Posebnost ove džamije je utjecaj mediteranske arhitekture, vidljiv u detaljima poput prozorskih okvira, konzola i portala, koji odražavaju stilove gotike i romantike. Džamija je služila svojoj namjeni do 1941. godine, kada je zatvorena i pretvorena u skladište. Nakon Drugog svjetskog rata, restaurirana je i korištena kao odjeljak Arhiva Hercegovine. Tokom posljednjeg rata 1992-1993, džamija je znatno oštećena, a munara joj je skraćena gotovo do šerefe. Obnovljena je 1998. godine i vraćena svojoj osnovnoj namjeni, te danas ponovo služi vjernicima. Harem džamije je tokom rata pretvoren u šehidsko groblje, što dodatno naglašava njen značaj kao mjesta sjećanja i duhovnosti. Godine 2004., Komisija za očuvanje nacionalnih spomenika Bosne i Hercegovine proglasila je džamiju Nesuh-age Vučjakovića nacionalnim spomenikom. Ova odluka potvrđuje njen značaj u kulturno-historijskom kontekstu Mostara i Bosne i Hercegovine.

Lovely views on this city bridge over the river

Nice bridge with a stunning view to the turquoise blue color of the water

Good view from here to see the River and old town

Beautiful view to the river

Bridge from the beginning of last century. Masterpiece

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(Translated by Google) If you want to avoid the tourists but still want to take beautiful photos by the river, this is the place for you. However, you shouldn't venture any further into the city from here, and you shouldn't look like an obvious tourist, as you'll unfortunately get some nasty looks from the locals. (Original) Wer die Touristen vermeiden möchte und dennoch schöne Fotos am Fluss möchte, ist hier genau richtig. Von hier aus sollte man aber nicht weiter rein in die Stadt, sollte man nicht wie ein offensichtlicher Tourist aussehen, da man leider sonst unschöne Blicke von den Bewohnern abbekommt.

(Translated by Google) The bridge under my house offers a great view and in the evening you can see a lot of walkers during the summer period (Original) Most ispod moje kuće pruža super pogled i navečer se vidi puno šetača po ljetnom periodu

(Translated by Google) Everything has changed a lot...since 1996 when I was with the Galicia group (Original) Esta muy cambiado todo...desde 1996 cuando estube con la agrupacion galicia

Gluten free, dairy free, so vegan cakes and delicious coffee and tea.

I was disappointed, can’t pay with card, prices on the menu are not up to date, no recipe, cocktails are not so good

Loved it. Definitely fresh perspective in the city. Beautiful interior and even better garden. Love the "private seats" next to the road. Nice, natural shadow for evening drinks. Great to come with kids, next to the park. Just in love with it. Service is good, quick and polite. Totally recommended. ✅

Nice spacious bar close to city center. It also offers small home made cookies. Relatively fast service. It also has a small room with piccado.

We went there right after rain passed, and it was still very hectic, but overall, it was not bad.

Cool and comfortable place to hang out with friends! 👌😎

Pretty good bar eith digital menu, good prices and good liquor. Gin and tonic is hendricks, so very nice, bathroom was a bit bad for men tho

The view is nice. Prices are a bit inflated but ok. Food was good. Very pretty place. Staff could look more interested in working. Service wasnt the greatest. And change for 20 euros telt like a hassle to them.

hidden gem just behind the vibrant Basar, with a stunning view of the iconic Old Bridge. While you’re there, don’t miss exploring the Basar — home to one of the most charming little shops in Mostar, offering beautiful, handpicked souvenirs inspired by the Old Bridge, local heritage, and timeless Bosnian craftsmanship. Inside, you’ll be welcomed by warm, smiling young Bosnian hosts, always ready to help you find the perfect gift — or simply share a kind word and a genuine smile to brighten your day. You can also rent a kayak through the same shop and enjoy an unforgettable adventure on the Neretva River — at a calmer, safer section near Jablanica, just 40 minutes from Mostar on the road to Sarajevo. Check out @noa_bih on Instagram — it’s a beautiful way to discover Bosnia and Herzegovina through what makes it truly special: its nature and its people.

Highly recommend. One of the best view of the old bridge. The decor anesthetic matches the oriental charm of mostar. Was mesmerized by the view of the river. Discovered this cosy abode after having lunch hence I just ordered Turkish tea which was great.

Excellent view on river Neretva from terrace. Great selection of turkish delights - baklava, urmasica and my local favorite smokvara (made with figs). Very good coffee and soft drinks

Stopped in for a quick coffee early in the morning. Bosnian and cappuccino coffees great. Great spot to rest and take in the view.

Can't recommend highly enough. The view is one of the best in town and no tourist charge for it. A great vibe and ambiance and Aida and her team are amazing. Try the baklava and Bosnian coffee. Just incredible. Felt like home.

Overlooking one of the most naturally lit, beautiful views. This little cafe is ideal to relax, drink and eat a delicious Baklava and ice cream!

Great experience with Sheva! Very informative, engaging, and perfect way to orient ourselves when we first arrived in Mostar. Cannot recommend his tour enough. His love of this city and its history came through with every stop, every anecdote. Definitely a must do activity for anyone visiting Mostar. Thank you so much again!

This tour is an essential part of your trip to mostar. Arnela is AMAZING. I've actually done the tour twice. Once in 2023 and once again yesterday with my mum because I knew she had to experience it. We loved it so much. Arnela, thank you so much for answering every question and beautifully explaining every part of your history. The recommendations for food, ice cream and coppersmiths were incredible. I can't wait to come back to Mostar again.

We did tour with Arnela, such a genuine and passionate person. We got the insight to the city and the sad history during the war. Recommend 100%!

Arnela is a cut above the rest. She is passionate about the things she knows and has seen. She is knowledgeable and really knows how to accommodate people. She will teach you things you never knew and share with you her truth.

Sheva explains about the history of Mostar and the region at large from a fresh perspective. He times his tour perfectly and explains why conflict is complicated by infusing passion, personal experience and unexpected insights. Not to be missed.

We did a private walking tour with Sheva and it was outstanding. He’s engaging, very knowledgeable, and explained the city’s history in a way that was easy to follow but also deeply meaningful. The personal stories and photos he shared gave a perspective we never would have gotten on our own. Communication before the tour was smooth, and his English is excellent. Highly recommend — this is the best way to begin your time in Mostar!

I probably did free walking tours in more than 30 cities around Europe already, but the tour with Arnela was one of the best ones I ever participated - professional, structured, interesting yet with a personal touch! She is very knowledgeable, reflected and got us to understand the complicated history of Bosnia and Hercegovina a lot more. The 2,5 hrs flew by. Thank you, Arnela!

The location was good, and the room was spacious. There was no hygiene shower in the toilet, which was a bit inconvenient. The building has a nice terrace and a place for parking. Wi-Fi was strong and reliable. However, we couldn’t leave our luggage after checkout, which would have been helpful. The owner was kind and helpful overall.

Purely wonderful! The highlight of this place is the Neretva river views - only 2 rooms have the view, the ones with balcony. Lovely experience just to enjoy the morning coffee or some wine or beer in the evening on the balcony, while looking at the therapeutic river. Mesmerising. The room is good, has refrigerator, tv, hairdryer.. no personal kettle, but there were some on the hallway, and we took one and put it back when finished. Also no coffee cups nor glasses in the room, but we borrowed some from the bar at the reception downstairs. Super friendly and kind staff. Private parking was a big plus. Everything perfect! ♥️

Everything was great except there were some ants in the room and the AC was weak. The room was clean and nice. The woman who checked us in was lovely and gave us many suggestions for places to eat or see. The room is next to the water and a park with restaurant.

Perfect stay with perfect host. The location us great, all around you have shops, pekara that is open until late night, and is only a few minutes walk from the old bridge. The host was kind enough to wait for us until late night, because we were late due to extreme traffic on our road trip, and welcomed us warmly, gave us a map of the town, with tips, and marking on the map restaurants, bakeries, historic landmarks etc, despite how late it was. The room was extremely clean and very comfortable and spacious. We booked the room with street view and it was very nice. The parking is safe and the host is extremely good with communication, solves any problem in 2 mins if you text him on viber or WhatsApp. We thank our host for his hospitality! Picture is from the view of the room

We spent only one night in this hotel during our motorbike trip across the Balkan. It was a very good choice, the hotel is modern, very clean and cozy. Its location is great, very close to the old town. We are especially grateful for the young nice receptionist lady, who ensured a safe parking lot for the motorbike, gave us welcome drink and gave useful tips about the city. Thank you very much, I am sure we will return!

It was a pleasant stay, room was extremly clean, 10 mins by foot away from city center. The only flaw is when you turn on water to shower you need to wait a little bit longer for warm water to run. Host was really great. Also it is very safe place because you have private parking and the gate is always locked.

Not our favourite place after staying at multiple places in Mostar. We thought we booked the river view but ended up with street view The value for what you pay is not good compared to what you get at other much nicer hotels The rooms and toilets were old and there was no facility to buy water or coffee or anything At 12 sharp they started knocking on our door hurrying us up. Only one key was given so going in and out and unlocking 2 doors was inconvenient for two travellers with different schedules. I wouldn’t stay again and would not recommend this place.

I loved everything about my stay at city apartment one. The rooms are new, modern and CLEAN! Plus it’s pretty close to town. But the courtyard really stole my heart. First thing I said after opening the front door was “wooow so pretty”. It’s such a beautiful set up, really brings on a calm vibe. Owners are so friendly and really made the process easy. Highly recommend.. beautiful place, I hope I get to come back again one day!

Where to start.....This is a very nice place to stay if you are spending some time in Mostar; the rooms are new and modern, the decor is minimalist, the owners are super friendly and it's a very cosy place with less than 10 rooms. It's only an 8min walk to the old town, which I though was nice. I rather not stay in the Old town- in the midst of the tourist jams... The owner gave me a whatsapp number so that I could could contact the, in case I needed any help or recommendations. The breakfast is fairly basic, but they will accommodate if you have special requests. I highly recommend City Apartment One in Mostar; super good value for money!

Super friendly owner, moved our car in the pouring rain when we had to leave. The rooms are top notch and the location is superb. Great breakfast too. Would definitely go back here!

Perfect oasis with a lovely pool and decor!

Nice, clean and cozy room with a free parking spot, which is a nice to have in the narrow streets. Staff is very kind and informative. The center is easily reached on foot.

The house is located closely to the old town and there's private parking for guests. The ground floor kitchen is very well equipped, and the owners are friendly.

Nice place for a short stay. The people who work there are so polite and helpful. It also near the old Ottoman bridge and most restaurants.

Good morning to all the staff (I wish I could list everyone’s names, but I don’t want to risk missing anyone or spelling them wrong.) I write this as I dip my traditional Bosniak lokum biscuits so generously and lovingly gifted into warm milk. 🙂 Thank you for the lovely service. Every single member of staff - from the midnight shift to the morning and evening teams - was simply amazing. The team of staff at this hotel alone can turn a one star hotel into a five star experience, they work so well with each other. And this hotel is more than just a hotel - it’s a magical fairytale, waterfall within and cobbled stone surrounding it. I’m still trying to decide whether my last few nights were a dream or real. The location is incredible, with so many entrances and exits that each lead to something beautiful - the Old Bridge, the bazaar, the river, or the waterfalls. There’s even a 24 hour store down one road for any snacks, water, gum anything plus it accepts card! The breakfast was simple but delicious and hearty, providing the perfect energy to explore Mostar. I’m actually glad it wasn’t too fancy - it encouraged us to get out and see the city rather than linger too long! There’s a good variety of items, and you can even request espresso on top of the included drinks. The staff were always attentive - cleaning, helping, making everything smooth. The whole hotel, including room service, is truly top tier. The room itself was a surprise - the frosted glass bathroom door (with no lock!) caught me off guard, but thankfully there was a curtain for privacy. It might feel awkward when sharing with a sibling, for example - but I can imagine this hotel being perfect for a honeymoon. In fact, if I ever meet someone special (maybe a Bosnian who knows!) I’d love for us to spend our first getaway here. This was my first time in Bosnia, and honestly, I can’t imagine any other country matching the experience - not just because of this hotel, but everywhere. From the smooth car hire in Sarajevo (albeit the slow service but we did get upgraded to a brand new car) to the Lamb House in Jablanica and countless other moments - it’s all been unforgettable. Note: There is parking available just outside the hotel, but make sure to stay within the marked bays and pay, or you might get a 20 BAM fine (don’t ask how I know!). If you park slightly further back, it seems to be free - I parked there for three days with no issues. Overall recommend this hotel whether for one day or more if visiting this city is on your itinerary, this is the only hotel to be in to truly experience the Bosnian hospitality and the city of Mostar itself.

The location is perfect for exploring the old town of Mostar. One of the gates to the hotel is right off the Crooked Bridge, and it's only a 5 minute walk through the bazaar to the Stary Most. The room is comfortable and clean. Hospitality is the best we've ever experienced. They helped us to park, then carried our luggage from the parking lot to our room, refusing our help with anything. When we checked out, they picked up the luggage from our room and returned it to our car. Both dinner and breakfast were very good in the restaurant. We ate breakfast out on the patio with a gorgeous view!

Nice atmosphere! We had a table at a coner, so we didn't have a good view as many people posted. In the fish platter we ordered, the grilled fish was okay. However, the grilled vegetables were a bit too oily. The mixed salad was great. I was surprised that card payments are not accepted in such a good restaurant.

One of the better hotels in this price range that I’ve ever stayed at. Customer service is outstanding. They really went above and beyond while we were there.

Had an amazing time at Kriva Cuprija. The hotel is located in the heart of Mostar - everywhere we wanted to go was a few steps away. The staff was also super friendly. We arrived quite some time before our check in and they were able to accommodate us early. During checkout they even gave us a parting gift. Thanks again for making our stay such a sweet experience!

I have no words for this amazing place to stay and to eat .rooms are so romantically beautiful right beside one of the bridges in the centre .the restaurant is beyond compare ,we had traditional “satz” and totally licked our finger ! Top of the top are the people working there !

Although it's a 4* hotel, it's hard to say the same for the restaurant. The service is very slow. I had to go by myself to give the order. Just for curiosity, I put the waiter in the chrono, and it took 15 minutes every time you asked for something. I noticed that some tables even if they come after us, they had immediate response. Probably they where customers of the hotel, but this in not an excuse for a professional. At the end things become little better. The food was fair. I thing the best was the starter. The day we made the visit, there was no a card option.....

Mosque is closed at 18h. No place to pray. No water too!!

One of the few attraction in mostar

Great old Mosque!

Amazing view

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Great location very close to the old town, shops, pharmacy, bakery nearby. The private parking is a big bonus. The apartment is comfortable, clean, you have all you need for a few days stay. Very friendly and helpful owners.

Location is perfect. So close to old bridge. Room was clean.

Comfortable, clean, great location. Very helpful owner.

Friendly host, clean room and everything was just ok. Good location in the Old Town, very close to the Old Bridge. Maybe as also others mention, the car parking is a little bit tricky 😃.

Place for staying wher U wonna be when you are in Mostar, with family or solo....

Great location, very good price

(Translated by Google) The location is fantastic. Even though we didn't get to spend time with the owners, their friendly smiles made us feel welcome. I recommend choosing rooms with balconies. (Original) Konumu harika. Sahipleri ile vakit geçiremesek de güleryüzlü olmaları insana kendini mutlu hissettiriyor. Sadece balkonlu odaları tercih etmenizi öneririm.

Great place for hiking and relaxing 🎄🎄🎄😎

(Translated by Google) There is a nice view of the city, but the old bridge - Stari most - cannot be seen from here. If they tidy up the area a bit, then it would be nice. Regardless, it's worth going up the mountain. (Original) Szép kilátás nyílik a városra,de az öreg híd - Stari most - nem látható innen. Kicsit rendbe tennék a környéket akkor szép lenne. Ettől függetlenül érdemes felmenni a hegyre.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful view of the Croatian city of Mostar. (Original) Prekrasan pogled na hrvatski grad Mostar.

(Translated by Google) Lots of garbage both here and in Mostar. That's a shame. (Original) Veel afval zowel hier als in Mostar. Dat is best zonde.

(Translated by Google) Most of Mostar can be seen from above. The Croatians fired at the city from here that year, killing 16,000 people... there are still ammunition cases here and there. There may be mines in fenced areas! (Original) Mostar nagy része látható fentről. A horvátok innen lőtték annó a várost, 16000 embert megölve... lőszerhüvelyek itt-ott még akadnak. Az elkerített területeken akna lehet!

(Translated by Google) A small and beautiful corner to escape from reality, for a true moment, i.e. without noise and commotion, without everyday city noise and drama, in the clear air, where the breeze blows, and the peace silence calms the soul, where the storm knows well smoke, so clean both the body and the tired soul, where the look goes far, and thoughts from beauty to all parts of the world are flying and running away... (Original) Mali i lijepi kutak za bijeg od stvarnosti, za istinski trenutak, tj. bez buke i galame, bez svakodnevne gradske vreve i drame, na čistom zraku gdje vjetrić piri, a mir i tišina dušu smiri, gdje bura zna dobro da puše, pa očisti i tijelo i umorne duše, gdje pogled daleko seže, a misli od ljepote na sve strane svijeta lete i bježe...

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view of Mostar, easily accessible. Worth a visit after a tour of Mostar. (Original) Krásný výhled na Mostar,lehce dostupný.Stojí za návštěvu po prohlídce Mostaru.

Incredible spot - a must visit. Best view of Rambo jumping (you’ll know what I mean when you go). Great Bosnian coffee as well and šipak. You’ll meet great people here.

Waiter told me to move from my table bcs some other guys paid to watch jump from the window, and since I'm local from Bosnia I couldn't wait more to rate you with a poor review.

This place has a very authentic atmosphere that is truly lovely.

Rude person.

(Translated by Google) A sweet, cute cafe. When you cross the Mostar Bridge to the Croatian region, you can climb the stairs on the right. It has a limited number of places inside. Their coffee is delicious. The view is priceless. (Original) Tatlı mı tatlı, şirin bir cafe. Mostar Köprüsünden Hırvat bölgesine geçtiğinizde hemen sağ taraftan merdivenle çıkılıyor. İçeride sınırlı sayıda yeri var. Kahveleri lezzetli. Manzarası ise paha biçilemez türden.

(Translated by Google) A small cafe. The uncle working was very sweet. He prepared the coffees one by one while singing along to the songs playing on the radio. A very friendly and peaceful place. Just above the bridge. (Original) Bir odacık bir cafe. Çalışan amca çok tatlıydı. Radyoda çalan şarkılara eşlik ederek kahveleri tek tek hazırladı. Çok samimi ve huzur dolu bir mekan. Köprünün hemen üstünde.

(Translated by Google) We drank Bosnian coffee, it tasted the same as Turkish coffee, I couldn't see any difference. But the way they present it is nice, they brew everyone's coffee in a special coffee pot and bring it with the coffee pot. And while brewing the coffee, I think they pour boiling water over the coffee in the coffee pot and cook it like that. The Turkish delights served in cafes with coffee were generally bad, they serve a simple, below average Turkish delight. I always came across the same Turkish delight throughout my trip. I guess there is no menu in the place, you get whatever dessert is available at that moment. The drinks are the same. You see the desserts on a tray on a table anyway. The place is quite small anyway, it only has 4-5 tables. But it is worth going just for the view, the texture of the place is historical and traditional, it looks very nice. It is right under the Mostar bridge. It has a window where you can see the river and a facade where you can see people jumping off the bridge up close. The Mostar diving club is right under this cafe. If I remember correctly, we paid 4 Bosnian marks for the coffee. (Original) Boşnak kahvesi içtik tadı Türk kahvesi ile aynı bir fark göremedim. Ama sunum şekilleri güzel herkesinkini kişiye özel cezvede demleyip cezve ile getiriyorlar. Ve kahveyi demlerken sanırım cezvedeki kahvenin üzerine kaynar su döküp öyle pişiriyorlar. Kahvenin yanında kafelerde ikram edilen lokumlar genel olarak kötüydü sade ortalamanın altı bir lokum veriliyor. Hep aynı lokuma denk geldim gezi boyunca. Mekanda menü yok sanırım o an ne tatlı varsa onu alıyorsunuz. İçecekler de aynı şekilde. Tatlıları zaten tepsi halinde bir masada görüyorsunuz. Mekan oldukça küçük zaten, 4-5 masası anca var. Ama sırf manzarası için gitmeye değer, mekanın dokusu tarihi geleneksel görünüşü çok hoş. Mostar köprüsünün hemen dibinde. Hem nehri görebileceğiniz bir camı var hem de köprüden atlayanları yakından görebileceğiniz bir cephesi de var. Bu kafenin hemen altında zaten mostar dalış kulübü. Yanlış hatırlamıyorsam 4 bosna markı ödedik kahveye.

This is another historic mosque in Mostar, that was built in the 16th century as a gift to the city from an Ottoman commander. It is located nearby the Crooked Bridge. When we arrived to pray here, the mosque was closed, however we managed to perform prayers at the outside of the mosque. From the exterior it can be observed that it is a beautiful mosque made of stone blocks. May Allah bless the keepers of this mosque, and also those who prayed here. I am grateful to be here, Alhamdulillah.

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Mashallah, it’s such old and well maintained at its best.

(Translated by Google) Tabakçı Nezir Ağa Mosque, located in Mostar, is an important Ottoman structure built in the 17th century. Its minaret is 20 meters high and a branch of the Radobolya Stream passes under the mosque, which makes the building architecturally special. The mosque is also known as the "Tabakçı Nezir Ağa Mosque" because it was built for the tannery workers around it. Visitors can learn about the cultural heritage of the region by exploring the rich decorations and architectural details in the mosque's interior. It is thought that Nezir Agha was a person who lived in Mostar or had this mosque built. However, local archives or historical sources can be examined to obtain more detailed information about it. (Original) Mostarda yer alan Tabakçı Nezir Ağa Camii, 17. yüzyılda inşa edilmiş önemli bir Osmanlı yapısıdır. Minaresi 20 metre yüksekliğindedir ve caminin altından Radobolya Deresi'nin bir kolu geçmektedir bu da yapıyı mimari açıdan özel kılar. Cami, adını çevresindeki tabakhane çalışanları için inşa ettirilmiş olmasından dolayı "Tabakçı Nezir Ağa Camii" olarak da bilinir. Ziyaretçiler, caminin iç mekanındaki zengin süslemeleri ve mimari detayları keşfederek bölgenin kültürel mirası hakkında bilgi edinebilirler. Nezir Ağa'nın, Mostar'da yaşayan veya bu camiyi inşa ettiren bir şahsiyet olduğu düşünülmektedir. Ancak, hakkında daha detaylı bilgiye ulaşmak için yerel arşivler veya tarihî kaynaklar incelenebilir.

(Translated by Google) Another historical mosque, Hacı Kurt Bey Mosque, was always washed with rose water, the reason being that there was a leather tannery next to it, workers coming from here were washed with rose water so that they could perform their prayers after washing in the bath, as per the law of the mosque, so that they would not disturb others. (Original) Yine bir tarihi camii, hacı kurt bey camii, her zaman gül suyu ile yıkanırmış sebeni ise yanında deri tabakhanesi olması buradan çıkan işçiler hamamda yıkandıktan sonra namazını kılabilmesi için yapılan cami hukuku ile diğerlerini rahatsız etmesin diye gülsuyu ile yıkanırmış

This is the Mosque close to the Crooked Bridge. A working mosque, it is open to the public but should be respected as a place of worship as it seems to have quite a congregation.

(Translated by Google) It's in a high position. You can't see the bridge, but you can best see another beautiful side of Mostar from its courtyard. We had the opportunity to explore it with the children. (Original) Yüksek bir konumda. Köprüyü görmüyor ama Mostar'ın başka güzel bir yüzünü en iyi buranın avlusundan görürsünüz. Çocuklarla beraber değerlendirme imkanımız oldu.

Well worth a visit, must see.

Don't forget, what is forgotten will happen again.

(Translated by Google) This memorial stone was placed in 1993, after the destruction of the Stari Most (Old Bridge), which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, by Croatian artillery during the Bosnian War. The stone with the inscription "Don't Forget '93" was placed in order to keep this event alive in memories and to ensure that it would not happen again. By visiting this monument, visitors can learn about Mostar's past and gain a deeper understanding of the importance of peace. The monument continues to exist as a show of respect for the past and a reminder of the lesson for the future. (Original) Bu anıt taş, 1993 yılında, Bosna Savaşı sırasında, UNESCO Dünya Mirası Listesi'nde yer alan Stari Most (Eski Köprü)'nün Hırvat topçuları tarafından yıkılmasının ardından "Don't Forget '93" yazılı taş, bu olayın hafızalarda canlı tutulmasın ve bir daha yaşanmamasını sağlamak amacıyla yerleştirilmiştir. Ziyaretçiler, bu anıtı ziyaret ederek, Mostar'ın geçmişi hakkında bilgi edinebilir ve barışın önemini daha derinden anlayabilirler. Anıt, geçmişe saygı gösterisi olarak ve geleceğe ders niteliğinde bir hatırlatıcı olarak varlığını sürdürmektedir.

The 'DONT FORGET '93 memorial stone' in Mostar serves as a poignant reminder of the destruction of the Stari Most (Old Bridge) during the Bosnian War.

(Translated by Google) Visiting time: first half of May 2025. This stone reminds us of the demolition of the Old Bridge in 1993. When and how the bridge was demolished is known. Why, to any well-intentioned person, is not clear. However, some people are bothered by a stone that reminds them of that crime against the bridge. It was thrown into the Neretva and broken. This stone that we visited during our visit to Mostar is a "replacement", from 2016. I guess it will survive. (Original) Vreme posete: prva polovina maja 2025. god. Ovaj kamen podseća na rušenje Starog mosta 1993. god. Kada i kako je most srušen, poznato je. Zašto, svakom dobronamernom, nije jasno. Međutim, nekom i kamen koji podseća na taj zločin prema mostu, smeta. Bačen je u Neretvu i polomljen. Ovaj kamen koji smo obilazili za vreme posete Mostaru je "zamenski", iz 2016. god. Valjda će opstati.

(Translated by Google) It's a must-see for anyone who loves history and research. Does every corner of a place smell of history? Yes, everything here smells of history. (Original) Tarih seven, araştırmayı seven herkesin görmesi gereken bir yer. Her taşı tarih kokar mı bir yerin, evet burada her yer tarih kokuyor.

(Translated by Google) At one end of the Old Bridge there is a stone engraved with the saying “Don’t forget ’93”, referring to the second Siege of Mostar (1993-1994) during the war, certainly marked by the collapse of the bridge. (Original) Em uma das extremidades da Ponte Velha há uma pedra gravada com o dizer “Don’t forget ’93” (Não esqueça ’93), referindo-se ao segundo Cerco de Mostar (1993-1994) durante a guerra, certamente marcado com a queda da ponte.

Walk through historic Ottoman streets, keep your balance on the cobblestone! Plenty of shops which are reasonably priced and you can likely negotiate in some. Mostly it’s souvenirs, handicrafts, some handmade liquor honey which is cool! Few restaurants in the vicinity as well just check reviews before going as some may be more tourist traps than others.

(Translated by Google) A souk near the old bridge, an ideal place to find real little treasures (Original) Un souk près du vieux pont, un endroit idéal où trouver de véritables petits trésors

(Translated by Google) Lots of small shops with lots of souvenirs, but the prices are a bit expensive. (Original) Sehr viele kleine Läden mit vielen Souvenirs, doch preislich etwas teuer.

(Translated by Google) Kujundžiluk Street is also known as the Old Market (Stari Bazar). Not only is it a bastion of handicrafts and trinkets – of the highest quality, by the way – but it is also one of the oldest parts of Mostar, which has remained unchanged since the mid-16th century, when it was already a bustling commercial hub. Its beautiful cobblestone pavement leads visitors past a multitude of copper artefacts (kujundžija), tapestries, lamps, footwear, clothing and bric-a-brac, as well as cafés and small restaurants, the latter known as aščinica. (Original) A rua Kujundžiluk é também conhecida como Mercado Velho (Stari Bazar). Não somente é o bastião do artesanato e dos badulaques – de altíssima qualidade, por sinal –, mas também uma das partes mais antigas de Mostar, que não mudou seu aspecto desde meados do século 16, quando já era um centro comercial efervescente. Seu belo calçamento de pedras conduz os visitantes através de uma infinidade de artefatos em cobre (kujundžija), tapeçarias, luminárias, calçados, vestimentas e bricabraques, além de cafés e pequenos restaurantes, estes lá chamados de aščinica.

(Translated by Google) You can stare at it for hours, it is striking and sad at the same time that so many ornaments are made of cartridge cases. Peace. (Original) Órákig lehet bámészkodni, feltűnő és egyben szomorú is, hogy nagyon sok dísztárgy töltényhüvelyből készült. Béke.

(Translated by Google) A market straight from Aladdin - lamps, scarves, shisha, ceramics, jewelry, etc. as well as handbags, hats, clothes of the "most fashionable" brands. Nice atmosphere, lots of people. It's worth wandering around a bit and looking for interesting facts. All forms of payment allowed: cash (BAM, EUR, HRK) and card. (Original) Targ rodem z Aladyna - lampy, chusty, sziszę, ceramika, biżuteria, itp. a także torebki, czapki, ubrania "najmodniejszych" marek. Niezły klimacik, dużo ludzi. Warto się trochę poszwendać i poszukać ciekawostek. Wszelko formy płatności dozwolone gotówka (BAM, EUR, HRK) i karta.

(Translated by Google) It is a bazaar similar to the old towns in every city. It is very fun to visit, it can be a bit expensive. I was annoyed by the flat stones along the bazaar, it makes walking difficult, I wish it had not been built like that. There is no need to comment on the Mostar bridge. (Original) Her şehirde olan old townlara benzer bir çarşı.Gezmesi gayet eğlenceli fiyat olarak bir miktar pahalı olabilir.Çarşı boyunca yerlerde olan yassı taşlara sinir oldum yürümeyi zorlaştırıyor keşke öyle yapılmamış olsaydı.Mostar köprüsüne yorum yapmaya gerek yok.

Just an old building to remind serving as a remembrance of the way. But, it's quite lovely in its own way and worth seeing.

Building facade is riddled with bullet holes, a poignant reminder of the grim past. The nature is slowly taking over, foliages filling the gap where windows and doors used to be.

(Translated by Google) Who knew that in one of these houses, Jasmina Sarajlić's plush toy, which is exhibited in the Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide Museum in Bascarsija, was found. We must not forget that this toy, exhibited in the museum today, is the silent witness of Jasmina's early and unfair death... (Original) Kim bilebilir bu evlerden birinde, Başçarşı’daki İnsanlığa Karşı İşlenen Suçlar ve Soykırım Müzesi’nde sergilenen Jasmina Sarajlić’ın peluş oyuncağı çıkmıştır. Bugün müzede sergilenen bu oyuncak Jasmina'nın erken ve haksız ölümünün sessiz tanığı olduğunu unutmamız gerekiyor…

(Translated by Google) It's a good idea to show the destruction of war to future generations after the war. (Original) Savaş sonrasında savaşın yıkımını gelecek nesillere göstermek için güzel bir fikir.

(Translated by Google) Visible from the main tourist street of the city, it makes an impression and reminds us of the sad history of the city and the country. No more war! (Original) Widoczny z głównej, turystycznej ulicy miasta, robi wrażenie i przypomina o smutnej historii miasta i kraju. Nigdy więcej wojny!

(Translated by Google) As you walk around the stone roads and buildings, you will often come across places that still look like ruins. (Original) 돌로 된 길과 건물들을 돌아다니다 보면 아직 폐허처럼 보이는 곳이 종종 있습니다.

(Translated by Google) An archaeological building remains a witness to the effects of the war on Bosnia and the siege of Mostar in the nineties of the last century. The building is abandoned and has some maintenance, but it has stopped, and the building is registered in UNESCO. (Original) مبنى أثري يبقى شاهد على آثار الحرب على البوسنة وحصار موستار في حقبة التسعينات من القرن الماضي .. المبنى مهجور وعليه بعض الصيانة لكنها متوقفة والمبنى مسجل في اليونسكو

Recently we went on a holiday to Morstar, Bosnia. I chose this local travel agency because of the good reviews. We started our trip from 6th November 2022 till 09th November 2022. Mr Anil was our tour guide and the itinerary that he suggested was good. The places that we visited and restaurants with the river flowing nearby were awesome. The food was also great and price reasonable. My parents and friend enjoyed the trip very much. We also went to Balgaj, Tekka, Herzegovina tour, Kravice Waterfall, Pocitelj and Sarajevo. I like all the tour. A lot of beautiful buildings, places to see in Saravejo too whereby East meet West and others places too. We will definitely choose this tour company again. I highly recommend it cos of the good price,helpful and awesome tour guide.

Such an amazing time - highly recommend! We spent all day with Anel and couldn’t recommend his tour enough. He has amazing energy and was so knowledgeable - it was a great time!

The tour guide is full with knowledge about Mostar and he is a funny guy and you can be friend with him hahaha…the transportation is so comfortable and i am fully satisfied with the service!!!

I really recommended Mr Bu khalil as a A tour guide in Bosina we really enjoyed our time with him and we have created a memorable tripe. He is always on time a honest person he explains everything in details about each place we visited in addition he is very flexible person . He really organized a wonderful travel plan.

Anel is very a friendly guy. He showed us all around and told us lots of stories about Bosnia history. What was the best that he never stressed us with time and left us to enjoy our moments plus he have a nice sense humour. I would really recommend.

One of the best tours I have ever had. Anel, the tour guide was such a professional and sweet guy. He always gave professional information and recommendations, helped me a lot during the tour. A tour with personal and friendly touch. I would highly recommend!

Anel was amazing. Great local knowledge, passionate and honest about his country. Bosnia and Herzegovina is fantastic and this tour was the highlight of our trip.

Great view over the city

Wow

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, the ruins are in a very bad condition, especially since the area is full of transceivers and antennas, a container was placed among the ruins in a horrible and ugly way. However, the area is beautiful, worth it for the view, although the nearby Fortica is there for that. (Original) Sajnos a romok nagyon rossz állapotban vannak, főleg, hogy a környék tele van adóvevő készülékkel, antennával, egy konténert sikerült borzalmas ronda módon a romok közé tenni. Viszont a környék szép, megéri a látványért, bár arra ott a közelben lévő Fortica.

(Translated by Google) Worth seeing remains and ruins of one of the 19 fortifications of the belt fortifications around Mostar, with corresponding defensive and artillery positions from the Imperial and Royal Monarchy. The structures were made of stone and concrete and were surrounded by barbed wire. After the end of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the army of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes used the fortifications for their own purposes. (Original) Sehenswerte Überreste und Ruinen, von einer der insgesamt 19 Befestigungsanlagen der Gürtelbefestigungen um Mostar, mit entsprechenden Verteidigungs- und Artilleriestellungen aus der K.und K. Monarchie. Die Bauwerke wurden aus Stein und Beton errichtet und waren mit Stacheldraht umgeben. Nach Ende der österreichisch ungarischen Monarchie verwendete die Armee des Königreichs der Serben, Kroaten und Slowenen die Befestigungen für ihre Zwecke.

(Translated by Google) Not really worth it, not a nice ruin compared to other ruins (Original) Niet echt de moeite waard, geen mooie ruïne in vergelijking met andere ruïnes

(Translated by Google) Not in good condition :( Nice view of the Neretva river valley ;) (Original) Non in buone condizioni :( Bella vista sulla valle del fiume Neretva ;)

Old school turned into City council.

(Translated by Google) First the Gymnasium, then the Elementary School, the ruins and now the City Hall... (Original) Prvo Gimnazija, pa Osnovna skola, rusevina i sad Gradska vijecnica...

(Translated by Google) A beautiful Austro-Hungarian building. Until the war, an elementary school, destroyed in the war. Renovated and became the town hall. (Original) Prekrasna austrougarska građevina. Do rata osnovna škola, uništena u ratu. Obnovljena i postade gradska vijećnica.

(Translated by Google) Reconstruction of the school before the war and renovated as a town hall. (Original) Reconstrucción de la escuela antes de la guerra y renovado como ayuntamiento.

(Translated by Google) City Hall (Original) Gradska Vijećnica

(Translated by Google) A very nice building (Original) Un edificio muy lindo

Al dzazira 😁

Loved it here! Beautiful mosque and beautiful people too very welcoming atmosphere. Comfortable carpets, clean and suitable for praying.

Really beautiful old mosque, perfect for salat

(Translated by Google) Beautifully ornate, small and graceful, located very close to the Old Bridge, the mosque has so much to offer! First of all, you can visit it. It is simple, but beautifully decorated, with a small balcony from which you can admire it from the inside. It has only one minaret, and the biggest surprise was that all tourists (including women!!!) are allowed to climb the minaret. It was such a beautiful feeling to be able to somehow enter the place forbidden to women, otherwise, to look at the old city from above! Even though it was raining, I couldn't get enough of looking from above, I could see the Old Bridge, the river, the buildings still bearing the wounds of the war, the people on the streets.... It's hard to explain, but it's overwhelming - I enter every mosque that can be visited, but I could never even imagine that I would climb a minaret. The fact that this is possible right in Mostar, in the old city, is even more beautiful! From the small garden of the mosque there is a point from where the Old Bridge can be photographed and admired in all its grandeur, and in the courtyard there is a small souvenir shop made by local artisans (not Chinese). I bought a really cool T-shirt with the Old Bridge. I also have to tell you how nice it was to talk a little with the girl who sold entrance tickets to the mosque - a nice and kind young woman, who told me that in this mosque the number of daily prayers has been reduced, precisely to be accessible to tourists who want to see it. "There are enough other mosques in the city, where prayers take place, it is important to open it to those who want to see it. It is a great honor for us". And for me it was and I left there truly happy, truly ecstatic. Bosnia is such a beautiful country! And so are its people! (Original) Frumos ornamentata, mica si gratioasa, situata foarte aproape de Podul Vechi, moscheea are atat de multe de oferit! In primul rand, o poti vizita . Inautru e simpla, dar frumos decorata, cu un mic balconas de pe care o poti admira dinauntru. Are un singur minaret, iar surpriza cea mai mare a fost ca este permis tuturor turistior (adica si femeilor!!!) sa urce in minaret. A fost un sentiment atat de frumos sa pot patrunde cumva in locul interzis femeilor, altfel, sa privesc de sus orasul vechi! Desi ploua, nu ma mai saturam sa privesc de sus, vedeam Podul Vechi, cursul raului, cladirile purtand inca ranile razboilui, oamenii pe strazi....Este greu de explicat, dar e coplesitor - intru in fiecare moschee care poate fi vizitata, insa niciodata nu am putut macar sa imi imaginez ca voi urca intr-un minaret. Faptul ca acest lucru e posibil chiar in Mostar, in orasul vechi, e cu atat mai frumos! Din gradina micuta a moscheii este un punct de unde Podul vechi poate fi fotografiat si admirat in toata maretia lui, iar in curte este un mic magazin de suveniruri realizate de artizani locali (nu chinezisme). Mi-am luat un tricou tare fain cu Podul Vechi. Musai sa va spun si cat de placut a fost sa vorbesc putin cu fata care vindea bilete de intrare in moschee - o tanara draguta si amabila, care mi-a spus ca in aceasta moschee numarul de rugaciuni zilnice s-a redus, tocmai pentru a fi accesibila turistilor care vor sa o vada. "Sunt destule alte moschei in oras, in care rugaciunile au loc, este important sa o deschidem celor care vor sa o vada. E o mare onoare pentru noi". Si pentru mine a fost si am plecat de-a dreptul fericita de acolo de-a dreptul extaziata. Bosnia e o tara atat de frumoasa! La fel si oamenii ei!

The Crooked Bridge in Mostar is a beautiful little landmark that feels like a peaceful counterpart to the famous Old Bridge. With its graceful stone arch over a small stream, it has the same charm and historic feel but without the large crowds.

It's like the bigger bridge, only smaller. As such it gets far less foot traffic, and it doesn't really lead to or from much tourist wise, but it has some lovely views and is more convenient for moving around. Did you also know this bridge is older than the more prominent "old bridge". They should call this one Older bridge.

Lovely bridge, smaller than the iconic Old Bridge, but just as lovely, and not crowded, which makes it more of a hidden gem. Lovely to wander around this fairytale place.

Small, historic, and utterly charming. It feels like walking into a storybook corner of the city, with a peaceful character all its own.

Beautiful bridge , similar but smaller than the Old Bridge and of course less crowd, the stream below it is also very nice and picturesque!

Tucked like a secret in Mostar’s old town, Kriva ćuprija is the quiet sibling of Stari Most—smaller, humbler, but no less soulful. Its semicircular arch leans with character, a graceful imperfection that whispers of Ottoman experiments and centuries of resilience. 🕰️ Built in the 16th century, this bridge was a prototype for its grander cousin. Though damaged by war and washed away by floods, it was lovingly rebuilt in 2002, stone by stone, memory by memory.

A smaller and mess busier version of the old bridge, but still as beautiful and charming in its own way. The stream flowing below adds to its beauty and looks amazing at night too. A good detour for photos when the old bridge is crowded.

Another beautiful bridge to see in the city. Definitely explore this area too.

Bridge is nothing special itself, but view on Old Brodge is just amazing.

Mostar is a lovely city to visit, we stayed at Villa Arch, which made our holiday perfect

Very beautiful view to the river from the bridge. The city is beautiful itself too

Beautiful site to see, full of history and crowded with tourists. 😉 Surrounded with lots of souvenir stalls and restaurants.

Too crowded. Looked like the water came from the sewage right into the river where we swam. Still beautiful nature and would recommend to go!

Great view from the bridge.

Shaved about 10 minutes off my commute, pedestrian only, with some good views. Nothing to complain about.

Nice brige to jump off, does anyone know the hight

The Bunur Most is located a little higher up than the Stari Most and is a pedestrian bridge. It is a normal metal bridge and not worth seeing.

Very useful pedestrian crossing. No cars/mopeds etc but plenty of walkers, cyclists and pushchairs. Nice views of the river.

Lovely pedestrian bridge! Useful. Beautiful views of Neretva River!

Smaller bridge but has a beautiful view . It‘s mostly used and visited only by locals.

Amazing place