Top Mostar Religious Tours

Explore Mostar's stunning bridges with this private walking tour. Led by a local guide who ensures you are in the right place. Start at the Old Bridge, known as Stari Most. Learn about the historical background of this architectural artwork before visiting the smaller Crooked Bridge, Kriva Cuprija. Discover the region's religious traditions with visits to Hadzi-Kurt and Koski-Mehmed Pasha mosques.

Even if you have limited time, you can see more of Bosnia and Herzegovina in just a few hours with this private sightseeing tour. After convenient pickup from your Sarajevo hotel, you can sit back as you travel south of Mostar, and see several of the region's top attractions. Visit a monastery dating to the Ottoman Empire, see an archaeological site built by the Romans, and marvel at the area's natural beauty with a visit to Kravice Falls.

• Experience the peaceful and spiritual atmosphere of Medjugorje, one of the world's most visited Catholic pilgrimage destinations • Visit St. James Church, the heart of religious life in Medjugorje, and attend Holy Mass if desired • See the Risen Christ statue, where water mysteriously flows from Christ's knee, often ddecribed by pilgrims as symbolic tears of grace and compassion • Enjoy free time for personal prayer, reflection, or simply experiencing the unique energy of this sacred place • Walk through the parish grounds and visit the peaceful prayer garden near the shrine of St. Leopold Mandić • Discover local shops offering religious souvenirs, handmade items and traditional products • A journey designed not only as a tour, but as a meaningful spiritual escape from everyday life

To understand the rich history of Bosnia and Herzegovina, visitors shouldn't miss the chance to uncover the Franciscan sights around the region. On this full-day, private tour, discover several Franciscan Monasteries in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a guide to show you the must-see sights. Highlights include Mostar's church of St. Peter and Paul, four different monasteries, and a gallery with historic books, manuscripts, and artifacts preserved by the Franciscans.