Bosnia and Hercegovina

Take a walk through the Oriental Bazar, Baščaršija, a vibrant heart of the city, with many artisan shops, souvenir shops, and cafes. Impossible to miss the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque. Fascinating building, which already in 1898, became the first mosque in the world to receive electricity.

The Old Bridge of Mostar is an iconic landmark of Bosnia. Elegant in its simplicity, is a masterpiece of Ottoman Turkish architecture. Destroyed in the Bosnian war in the 1990s, today it is successfully reconstructed from the original stones.

And Bruce Lee? He was a cult hero for the Yugoslavian youth in the ’70s and ’80s. The Bosnian war divided the Mostar community. The love and memory of this movie character still unified them and the result was the installation of the sculpture.

Take the short drive from Mostar and stop at Blagaj. Blagaj tekke.is a monastery of Dervish order that is known also for its whirling, hypnotic style of dance. Hypnotic is also the beauty of the Buna river dancing around the Dervish house, nestled under a dramatic cliff.

Jajce is a historic city famous for its enormous waterfall in the middle of town. A fairytale image – more than 20 little huts, once farmers watermills, located in the area of the Pliva Lakes.