Must Visit places in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The "Olympic City". Economic, scientific, cultural, political and commercial center of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Called The European Jerusalem.

Birthplace of Mesa Selimovic and known for its Pannonian "Salt lakes".

and the river Una with its waterfalls and the Una River, within Una National Park.

city of The Bosnian Kings, foundation of Yugoslavia and its waterfalls.

Catholic pilgrimage site of a Marian apparition.

Dragon city, who got rich history starting from ottoman empire,till Husain Kapetan Gradaščević Fortres.

​a Roman villa rustica that dates from the early fourth century. It is situated 5 km south of Čapljina.

Modrac Lake (Jezero Modrac) the largest artificial lake in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Castle - 16th-century castle built by the Ottomans and a second addition added by the Habsburg family.

a historic village near Čapljina.

river and the Rakitnica river canyons in Upper Neretva.

"City on Neretva", "City of Sunshine", the UNESCO site of Stari most and old town Mostar.

The "Green City" with various cultural sights like Kastel fortress, the river Vrbas and Ferhadija mosque.

the river Bosna and Vranduk – the medieval fortress with a mosque.

the UNESCO site of the Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge.

and its spring Vrelo Bune with the historical town of Blagaj.

nature, rafting on Drina, boat rides through canyon of river Drina to Višegrad (second deepest canyon in Europe), also a place where some of the worst war crimes committed in war happened.

City of Bosnian Kings and site of the Bosnian pyramids.

The birthplace of Ivo Andrić and site of old town Travnik.

known for its old town including the Stara Ćuprija bridge.

ancient forest, one of the last two remaining primeval forests in Europe, and the Sutjeska river canyon, both within Sutjeska National Park.

sites of the XIV Olympic Winter Games.