Top 10 things to do in Mostar

The Mostar Bridge Museum is a fun stop that dives into the history of the iconic Stari Most bridge, showcasing cool artifacts and stories about its fascinating past. You can learn how this stunning structure was built and even see photos of its dramatic reconstruction after the war. Plus, the views from the museum are just as breathtaking as the bridge itself, making it a perfect spot for photos!

Worth knowing. Check out the nearby Old Bazaar for authentic Bosnian crafts and souvenirs, perfect for a unique keepsake from Mostar.

Daily 09:00-18:00

Stari Most in Mostar rebuilt in 2004 with the original Ottoman techniques, features a single stone arch over the Neretva River, a symbol of cultural resilience.

Worth knowing. Visit early in the morning or at sunset to avoid crowds and capture stunning photos.

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Blagaj Tekke is a stunning 16th-century Dervish monastery nestled at the base of a dramatic cliff, right next to the crystal-clear Buna River. As you explore this serene oasis, you can feel the peaceful vibes and enjoy the sound of water flowing while sipping traditional Bosnian coffee. Don’t forget to snap a photo of the beautiful white building against the lush green landscape—it’s a picture-perfect spot!

Worth knowing. Head to the riverside cafes nearby for a chill vibe and great views of the Buna River flowing peacefully by.

Daily 08:00–20:00

Built in 1617 by Mehmed Bey, the Bey Mosque in Mostar features a distinctive blue dome and stands proudly beside the Neretva River. Its courtyard, with carved stonework and lush gardens, invites visitors to pause and experience a moment of tranquility.

Worth knowing. Check out the nearby Old Bridge for a picturesque spot to watch locals diving into the Neretva River.

Daily 08:00-20:00

Known for its traditional Ottoman-era architecture, Muslibegović House displays ornate woodwork and stone courtyards from the 17th century. Its function as a living museum offers visitors a peek into Mostar's Ottoman past.

Worth knowing. Join the afternoon guided tour to hear personal stories from the descendants of the original owners.

Originally built as a bank in the 1980s, the Mostar Sniper Tower became a strategic sniper spot during the Bosnian War. Its weathered walls bear silent witness to the siege that took place here.

Worth knowing. Wear sturdy shoes; the interior stairs and floors can be uneven and covered in debris.

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The Crooked Bridge in Mostar, designed by the Ottomans, curves over the Radobolja River, pre-dating its more famous sibling, the Stari Most.

Worth knowing. Hey, don't miss the cool street art and quirky cafes near the iconic bridge in Mostar!

Daily 09:00–18:00

Built in 1617, the Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque is known for its distinctive octagonal minaret and offers unique views of Mostar. Inside, the intricate 17th-century Iznik tiles are an art history lesson.

Worth knowing. Grab a burek from Pekara Euro beneath the mosque for a cheap and filling meal.

Daily 09:00-18:00

Kujundziluk Bazaar in Mostar dates back to the 16th century, with cobblestone streets filled with shops selling jewelry, textiles, and ceramics crafted by local artisans. As you wander through, you'll find colorful stalls with handmade goods and the aroma of Bosnian pastries fills the air.

Worth knowing. Visit early morning to watch artisans setting up and have the streets to yourself.

Daily 09:00-20:00

The Mostar War Photo Exhibition is a powerful and eye-opening experience that showcases stunning photographs from the Bosnian War, capturing the resilience of the people and the beauty of the city. As you stroll through the gallery, you'll feel the emotions and stories behind each image, making history come alive right before your eyes. It's a unique stop in Mostar that combines art with an important lesson about peace and healing!

Worth knowing. Check out the nearby Old Bridge (Stari Most) for a picturesque view and a deeper understanding of Mostar's history.

Daily 09:00–17:00