Top Mostar Cultural Tours

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.

Mostar Shelters is new tour about the Yugoslavian war, with a focus on what happened in Mostar and Bosnia and Herzegovina. By visiting the most remarkable sights of the Bosnian war the guide will take you on an unique journey trough places, stories, facts and feelings about the hardest days of our lives. In a 2 hours experience, Mostar shelters tour will provide you with a better understanding of that part of Bosnian history still unclear to many.

A beautiful city situated on the banks of the river Neretva, known for the Old Bridge, the city’s landmark built by the Ottomans in the 16th century, is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The major development of the city was done during the 15th and 16th centuries as an Ottoman frontier town, and also during the Austro-Hungarian period, which can be evidenced in its architecture. As you stroll around the city, you will discover one of the oldest bazaars of Mostar, the Kujundžiluk, dating back to the 16th century, which bustles joyously with trinket sellers, scenic streets, busy restaurants, and crowded cafes that portray the local atmosphere.

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.