Bosnia and Herzegovina, the land of the heart, as it is called because of its shape, really touches your heart. It has always been a wonderful meeting point of eastern and western cultures, as it bears the stamp of two completely different empires, Turkish and Austrian-Hungarian. Land of good food, outstanding, open people and fun offers visitors stunning mountain landscapes and great experiences with a good sense of adventure. Enjoy the Bosnian rhythm and life will be better and
easier in a moment.
The most …
• In 1984 Sarajevo hosted the Winter Olympic Games. These were the first Olympic Games in any communist country in history.
• The most famous ćevapi in the world originate in Sarajevo’s Baščaršija.
• Peručica is one of the last two surviving primeval forests in Europe.
• Oriental town Počitelj is host to the longest continuous art colony in this part of Europe.
• The inhabitants of Bosnia and Herzegovina are incredible coffee drinkers, which is similar to a ritual and is an important part of the culture.
What else to do?
• Taking a walk through Sarajevo’s Baščaršija is always a unique experience that everyone gets addicted to.
• In Visoko judge yourself, whether the stunning Bosnian pyramids are the work of nature or ancient human hands.
• Enjoy several hours of a cup of coffee in “fildžan” and then pamper your taste buds with čevapčiči, kajmak and burek.
• From Mostar to Sarajevo take a train and enjoy the incredible mountain views.
• Rafting on Tara or Una- both are a unique adrenaline experience.