MOSTAR MOSTAR, BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA

Mostar (130 000 inhabitans), is the largest and most important city of Herzegovina, is situated along the Neretva River and its name comes from the beautiful bridge (Stari Most) built by the Ottoman Turks in the sixteenth century over the river that crosses. The city was founded by the Ottomans in the fifteenth century and became the administrative center of Turkish Herzegovina. The bridge is the main tourist attractions of the city, was destroyed in 1993, during the war in Bosnia, but it was rebuilt in 2004, fortunately, thanks to UNESCO. The entire old city of Mostar since 2005 is part of UNESCO world heritage properties. 

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RECOMMENDED HOTELS IN MOSTAR:

Bosnian National Monument Muslibegovic House Osmana Dikica 41, 8800 Mostar Original high level hotel, with rooms in traditional Bosnian style, located in perfect position near the city center.

Hotel Pellegrino Faladjica 1C, 88000 Mostar Apartment hotel in central location near the pedestrian street of Mostar and a short distance from the famous bridge.

Hotel-Restaurant Kriva Cuprija Onescukova 23, 88000 Mostar Hotel recently renovated, is located very near the old town and the bridge at Mostar. Among the services an excellent restaurant.