Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina | A small, laid-back town in Southern Europe.

Mostar is located in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was once one of the most ethnically diverse cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Today, it is the economic and cultural center of the Herzegovina region and the most popular travel destination in Bosnia and Herzegovina after Sarajevo. The Old Town of Mostar is small, and its most famous attraction is the Old Bridge, a landmark of Mostar. People perform diving shows on the bridge for a fee. From the bridge, you can enjoy the beautiful views of the Neretva River and the surrounding mountains. Besides the Old Bridge, there are only two ancient commercial streets to visit, but the goods sold there are quite Yiwu-style. Outside the Old Town, Mostar is no different from an ordinary quiet town. The streets are clean and tidy, with few pedestrians, but it is very peaceful and relaxing. · Travel tips 🚌Transportation: Round-trip train tickets cost 19.9 BAM, with two trains per day, each taking 2 hours. Sarajevo to Mostar: 07:15 and 16:49 Mostar to Sarajevo: 06:36 and 17:09 Train station location: Search for "Railway Station." You can take a tram behind the Sacred Heart Cathedral to a nearby stop and walk from there. · Attractions: Old Bridge: Built in the 16th century, it spans the Neretva River. It was destroyed during the Bosnian War on November 9, 1993, and later rebuilt and reopened in 2004. Old Town of Mostar Crooked Bridge: Identical to the Old Bridge, this single-arch bridge was built in 1558. It is said that the designer of the Old Bridge built this miniature bridge on the west bank to test the feasibility of the "design," which was still a new concept at the time. Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque