Top Mostar Cultural Tours

Blagaj, Pocitelj, Kravice Waterfalls, and Mostar are some of Herzegovina’s highlights, but it can be tricky to visit all of them in one day independently. On this full-day tour, travel to each one in an air-conditioned minivan. Learn about the history of Pocitelj from your guide, admire views of the Kravice Waterfalls, and hear stories about Mostar’s history.

The mountainous landscapes around Mostar are dotted with historic monuments and this full-day tour takes in some of the highlights. Explore the historic town of Pocitelj with its medieval fortress, admire the picturesque monasteries of Blagaj Tekija and Žitomislići, then cool off with a swim at Kravice Waterfall.

Mostar is one of the most beautiful towns in Bosnia-Herzegovina and renowned for its UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town. On this walking tour, admire views of the famous Old Bridge; explore the historic center, with its mix of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian architecture; and learn the long history of Mostar, through WWII, the Cold War, and the Yugoslavian War.

Spend a day exploring the highlights of Herzegovina on this full-day excursion that begins in Mostar. Join a small group and visit the 16th-century Blagaj Monastery, Pocitelj Castle and its surrounding area, and Kravice Waterfalls, where you have a chance to swim and sunbathe in the natural park. For those who want a bit of adventure, you can also zipline from Mount Fortica for beautiful views of Mostar.

Experience Mostar like never before, with history at your feet, wine in your hand, and the Neretva River beneath you. This extended city tour blends architectural beauty, cultural storytelling, and a refined Herzegovinian wine tasting in the heart of the Old Town. Perfect for first-time visitors, culture lovers, and those looking to slow down and enjoy the moment, this half-day experience is a must-do in Mostar. Tour Highlights: -Walk across the UNESCO-listed Old Bridge (Stari Most) -Guided stroll through Mostar’s Ottoman Old Town and artisan market -Entry to Bišćevića House, a traditional 17th-century Ottoman residence -Premium wine tasting of local Blatina and Žilavka, paired with two types of cheese, fig cream, homemade cold-pressed olive oil with chili. -Cultural insight into local traditions, winemaking, and architecture -Visit to the Hub of Fine Arts – Mostar’s modern creative space -Small group format for an intimate and personalized experience

Discover the rich cultural layers of Mostar’s Old Town on this engaging walking tour led by a licensed local guide. From UNESCO-listed Stari Most (Old Bridge) to Ottoman-era houses and bustling bazaars, this tour brings centuries of history and tradition to life. Ideal for first-time visitors, history lovers, and culture seekers.

What sets our Herzegovina tour apart is the perfect blend of history, nature, and adventure, guided by passionate locals who bring the region’s stories to life. Unlike generic tours, we take you beyond the usual stops, offering hidden gems, insider knowledge, and authentic experiences. From the adrenaline of Fortica’s Skywalk and zipline to the serene beauty of Blagaj’s mystical Buna spring, the raw power of Bunski Kanali, the timeless charm of Počitelj, and the refreshing waters of Kravice Falls, every moment is carefully crafted for an unforgettable journey. Plus, we keep our groups small and personalized, ensuring a more intimate and immersive experience.

The goal of this tour is to paint a picture about Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, its people and way of life throughout history up until today. Enjoy navigating through towards the Old Town while you're shown various points of interest, very picturesque spots and historical monuments only known to the locals. Learn why the Old Bridge is so important and symbolic, what it represents to its people and how it changed throughout history. Visit the Old Bridge's younger brother who survived the war, hear the story of many other sites as you walk through the streets of the Old Town. For a town of its size, Mostar is exceptionally interesting and should be experienced as such by anyone who finds themselves here. Embark on a concise journey of a unique boiling pot of cultures with your local guide. Your guide will tell helpful information on the city and its activities and how to experience this town to its fullest!

Tour explains unique cultural crossroad of west and east cultures with breathtaking natural and gourmet places with local production of fish, oysters, basement wineries, attached with hospitality and best quality domestic products. We are visiting best natural, historical destinations in south east Europe Mostar, Kravice waterfalls, Blagaj. Pocitelj, Ston bay and Dubrovnik. Tour is private.

Though you can always explore Mostar independently, if you want to learn more on your journey don't miss this Medieval Town walking tour with a guide to lead the way. After hassle-free pickup, you head out to see the charming streets of Mostar, and wind your way through its alleys and past the quaint shops. Since the tour includes landmarks and city highlights, you can walk away with a stronger sense of what Mostar has to offer.

Bosnia and Herzegovina was part of Yugoslavia until the territory was broken up in 1991. On this tour, discover the country’s history, learn about the former Yugoslavian countries, and hear about key events in the Cold War and Yugoslavian War. Visit four historic sites around Mostar, including a former bunker and the Partisan Memorial Cemetery, each of which offer insight into the birth and death of the Yugoslavian nation.

Discover the natural beauty of southern Bosnia and Herzegovina on this half-day trip to the breathtaking Kravice Waterfalls. Departing from Mostar, you'll enjoy a scenic drive through the countryside before arriving at this lush oasis. After a 1-hour guided drive, you'll have 3 hours of free time to swim, explore, relax, or grab a drink at the nearby cafés. On the return journey, we’ll make a short photo stop in the charming historic village of Počitelj, offering panoramic views and beautiful architecture. Know before you go: -Tours starting at 9:00, 9:30, and 10:00 can get you back in time for a train to Sarajevo -You can bring your suitcase with you -Perfect for solo travelers -Enjoy the most free time at the waterfall compared to other tours -We offer drop-off at the bus/train station, starting point, or Old Town

Embark on a remarkable journey within the Heart of Europe. This ALL INCLUSIVE day trip, all you have to do is relax and enjoy the gorgeous sights along the way! The Cultural Herzegovina Tour is designed to give you an unforgettable experience. You will visit Blagaj and drink the world’s freshest water from Europe's largest freshwater spring. Along the way enjoy savory cuisine and delightful desserts. You will also experience the tastes of Authentic Royal Herzegovinian wines through the pairing courses with your meal.

Take a journey through history in Mostar from the Ottoman era, to the Austro-Hungarian period, to the collapse of Yugoslavia. On this guided tour, see Mostar’s UNESCO-listed Old Bridge (Stari Most); admire its historic architecture, including Koski Mehmed Paša Mosque and Muslibegovic House; and enjoy stunning views along the Neretva River.

Get an educational overview of Mostar’s complex history on this walking tour. Accompanied by a guide, hear stories of the war from people who personally experienced it and walk along the former front line. Visit sites that include the Spanish Square, Liska Park, Carinski Bridge, and the Old Bridge. Watch a short film about Mostar’s history.

The parish of Medjugorje is situated in Herzegovina, 25 km southwest of Mostar. Medjugorje, (the name is of Slavic origin, and signifies a region between two mounts) with villages of Bijakovići, Vionica, Miletina and Šurmanci, forms a Roman-Catholic paris where today about 5000 inhabitants live. The pastoral cars of the paris is confided to the priests of the Herzegovinian Franciscan Province of the Assumptions of Mary. The whole region is inhabited by Croats (Bosnian Croats) who received Christianity 13 centuries ago. In historical documents, the village was mentioned in 1599 for the first time. The persent parish was founded in 1892, and dedicated to St.James the Apostole, protector of pilgirms. Until June 24, 1981, Medjugorje lived like all other villages of this region: people worked on their land, planted tobacco and vineyards, produced wine and vegetables to acquire just enough for modest life for their families.

We created this to be an all in one tour for anyone who wants to learn about the mentality and way of life of our people while visiting 4 Herzegovina's wondrous sites in 7 hours. We visit 3 stops: 1. Počitelj; a scenic explorable Ottoman old town on a side of a hill Only 200 years ago it was a thriving and rich town, now an authentic Ottoman historical site with only a few reconstructions. A stunning area overrun by the traditional fruit, pomegranates. 2. Kravice Waterfalls; A large area full of cozy places for you to visit and relax. Go swimming in the main area where the waterfall is located, or get lots in the nature surrounding the main area. 3. Blagaj, a place of unique natural and architectural beauty, but also a bundle of important historical sites The Ottoman old town and its Tekke are accentuated by the source of the Buna river (the largest freshwater source in Europe) which it was built around.

From the 15th to 19th century, Bosnia-Herzegovina was part of the mighty Ottoman Empire and traces of its legacy can be found throughout its historic cities. On this walking tour, discover Mostar’s Ottoman history with a local guide, admire the Ottoman-era architecture and landmarks, and stop at a local café to sample traditional Bosnian coffee.

Mostar was sieged for more than three years during the Bosnian War of 1992-1995, and left a devastated city afterward. This guided tour takes visitors to bunkers, ruins, and other significant sites to help tell the difficult stories of what happened in the city during the war. A guide concludes the tour by sharing personal experiences of the war.

Explore the ancient energy of the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun on this private tour. Your guide will go into detail about the geometry and design, and the secret to the pyramids’ preservation. There are amazing details about its relationship to astrology, and more stories going back over 12,000 years old. Ask your private guide all the questions you want, since this is a private tour.

Embark on a journey through Mostar's enchanting past with our guided walking tour. Starting at the awe-inspiring Franciscan Church, we'll explore Mostar's Old Town, passing charming cobblestone streets and traditional houses. We'll visit the Crooked Bridge, a hidden gem, and the iconic Old Bridge (Stari Most), where you'll learn about its history and the daring bridge divers. Stroll along Kujundžiluk Street, filled with vibrant shops and cafes, and immerse yourself in the city's bustling marketplace. Our tour concludes with a visit to the magnificent Mehmed Koski Pasha Mosque, a testament to Mostar's rich Ottoman heritage. Join us for an unforgettable journey through Mostar's history and culture. Book your tour today and create lasting memories in this captivating city!

Herzegovina boasts many must-see sights and towns, including UNESCO-protected Mostar, but they can be tricky to cover in a day by self-drive or public transport. Bundle them into one effortless outing on this door-to-door tour from Sarajevo or Mostar. Admire Mostar’s Old Bridge, view Blagaj’s cliffside spring, discover medieval Pocitelj, and absorb the beautiful Kravice Falls. Upgrade to a private tour from either Sarajevo or Mostar for a personalized experience.

This Mostar tour itinerary is unique for its blend of iconic landmarks and local treasures. It features the majestic Mostar Old Bridge and the historic Crooked Bridge, combined with a visit to the Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, known for its stunning views from the minaret. The itinerary also explores the vibrant Old Bazaar (Bazar Kujundžiluk), offering a taste of local culture and craftsmanship. A stop at the Mostar Museum enriches the experience with insights into the city’s history and art. This combination provides a well-rounded view of Mostar’s cultural and historical heritage.