Four days. Three nights. Two cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
We came for the old streets, stayed for the coffee and lost track of time somewhere in Baščaršija. Four days later, we were already thinking about what we’d come back for.
Sarajevo, one coffee at a time
Baščaršija is a good place to begin. The streets around the Sebilj fountain are full of people passing through, stopping to talk or settling in for a cup of Bosnian coffee. Between the narrow lanes and the busy square, there’s always something to see. Order a coffee, take a seat and give yourself a little longer than you planned.
Mostar and the view from the Neretva
Then the journey continued to Mostar, because one beautiful Bosnian city clearly wasn’t enough. Stari Most is the view everyone comes for, and it’s worth seeing from both angles. Cross the stone bridge for a view down the Neretva, then head towards the riverbank to see the whole arch against the hills.
If you had room for just one postcard, would you keep Sarajevo’s old bazaar or Mostar’s bridge over the Neretva? 🤍
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