Mostar

The Mostar Bridge in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a famous ancient bridge. It has many legends. The scenery here alone is our usual rare landform. The winter wind is large and the cold temperature is cold. I personally feel that it is particularly poetic and picturesque. It is very suitable for a half-day tour.

Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina has an old bridge, very famous, called the Mostar Old Bridge, is a stone arch bridge, with a long history. There were a lot of tourists visiting this attraction. We also visited the bridge at that time and the people were very crowded.

The main body of the ancient city of Mostar is the Mostar ancient bridge. The Mostar ancient bridge is the landmark of Mostar. UNESCO has recognized it as a world cultural heritage. The most famous of the Mostar ancient bridge is the bridge jump. No matter what the weather, someone will jump off the bridge like a diving. Go, there is a special bridge jump competition every year ... But be careful that there may be people dressed like a tour guide near the bridge who ask for money for various reasons. First, take a certificate that you don’t know what to look at, and then take a photo of the child and say it is his family’s child. Ask if you want to see it. Anyway, I just want you to pay him money anyway, pay attention to this ...

Built in 1452, Mostar is full of Ottoman-era style. It is famous for a stone arch bridge. The old bridge is 427 years old and spans the beautiful Neletwa River. It is one of the most famous attractions in BiH and even the Balkans and is listed as a World Heritage Site. Unfortunately, it was destroyed in the 1993 inter-ethnic war. The current stone bridge is later reconstructed. The bridge is paved with cobblestones, which is a bit slippery. Tourists should pay special attention to safety. There is a local young man diving performance on the bridge. The ancient city is full of local craft shops and local ethnic gourmet shops, and the aroma of local cuisine is occasionally floating. There are still bullet marks on the buildings of the ancient city, recording the cruelty of the war at that time, and awakening people to cherish the hard-won peace life. How important is the exchange, tolerance and mutual learning of human civilizations.

Mostar is a city in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina. On the banks of the Neretva River, about 80 km northeast of Sarajevo. The city of Mostar was built by Ottoman Turkey in the 15th century and became a territory of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1878, after World War I, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. The old town is a Muslim district with multiple mosques and even the shops sell with strong Turkish characteristics. There are many restaurants, and the food is characterized by Turkish meals, such as barbecue meatballs and Turkish cakes. The city and the highest point, is a tower, is now built as a small museum, to buy tickets to enter.

Mostar is one of the cities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the most famous of which is the ancient bridge of Mostar.