Answered by Resić Adis from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1055 days ago

Old bridge in Konjic, Mostar, Sarajevo. Any more questions e-mail or contact me

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Answered by Senada Poskovic from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1055 days ago

Hey Andreas... there are so many places you can see, as Sarajevo, Bobovac (royal city) near Sarajevo, Jajce, Mostar etc.
Your lucky, beacouse festival Bascarsija's night has just started, you can see their program on this link http://www.bascarsijskenoci.ba/

If you have more questions, just shoot :D

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Answered by Nerka Jugo-Ahmic from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1055 days ago

Stay in Sarajevo, July is a concerts' and the culture about season, at the open air stages and interesting places. "Baščaršijske noći" www.bascarsijske noci.ba, www.sonar.ba, www.city.ba Museums are there, too.
Enjoy,
Nerka

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Answered by Drazen Ristic from Modrica, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1055 days ago

This is perfect time for visiting Sarajevo...And cultural and night life. But You can go to Mostar,Jajce... If You need details,contact me.
Best regards!

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Answered by DARIO PERIC from Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1055 days ago

Hi,

You can visit city of Mostar museum of Herzegovina

http://muzejhercegovine.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=30〈=en

Old Bridge museum - the Tara tower

http://muzejhercegovine.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=19&Itemid=33

The Corovic’s house, commonly known as “Corovich’s house on Luka Street” was built in 1874 on the main street (Marshall Tito Street). This is a monumental building made of stone and rendered in an unusual Neo-Renaissance style.

http://muzejhercegovine.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=16&Itemid=28

Also in Konjic you can visit old bridge

You can visit in city of Konjic a small producer of high-end furniture, gifts and accessories in solid hardwoods (maple, walnut, cherry, oak, beech). They are in business since 1927 and are well known in south eastern Europe for our original handcarved furniture and interior decoration.

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Answered by Sanela Ruznic from Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1055 days ago

Depends how you will come to Bosnia, and how you will get around. Should you have a car, you can see a lot of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
So if you have car you can drive in one day Sarajevo-Mostar-Trebinje (or Neum, or some other southern location, waterfalls on Trebizat by Ljubuski - excellent swimming hole)-if you lend on Sarajevo airport.
You can drive Mostar-Tomislavgrad-Drvar-Bihac in another day
You can drive Bihac-Jajce-Travnik-Sarajevo in another day.
On all this routes you can make stops and still have a good driving time. In all places any bigger then village you are likely to easily find a hotel/motel and they are not expensive (but in Sarajevo they are double or triple, and for cheaper accommodation you have to check hostels (google))
If you have no car, then as others suggested stick with Sarajevo and Mostar. Konjic is in between easy train or bus ride to both.
And I hope people from Konjic take you to Boracko jezero. if you like hiking(tramping you should ask hosts if there are any mountaneers to take you hiking Prenj or Cvrsnica, or into Rakitnica Canyon.
Enjoy,
Sanela

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Answered by Sanela Ruznic from Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1055 days ago

uf,
I forgot, of course Bosnian pyramids are short bus ride from Sarajevo to Visoko and then you ask locals there...

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Answered by ELMA ZALIHIC from Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1054 days ago

Hei Andres du burde selfolgelig go til Mostar forst til o se gamle broa,og gamle byen det er also masse historiske steder i mostar o se. Du kan also go til rafting naer Mostar.Selfolgelig mo du se Bascarsija i Sarajevo og der fra er det kort tur(rundt en time)til Visoko o se piramider.Hoper at du har en veldig fin tid i vort land.
Hilsen fra Elma

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Answered by Alma Skopljak-Ramović from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1049 days ago

Hi Andreas,
Beside all these suggestions, you could take a rafting tour on Neretva river which starts 20km from Konjic and finishes in Konjic. It takes few hours and it's great!

Spend at least two days in Sarajevo, visit the old part of city, try traditional bosnian cuisine.
Konjic is somewhere in the middle between Sarajevo and Mostar, so you could also visit Mostar and Old bridge there. It is really very impressive.

We wish you Very Welcome!

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Answered by Alma Skopljak-Ramović from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1049 days ago

Hi Andreas,
Beside all these suggestions, you could take a rafting tour on Neretva river which starts 20km from Konjic and finishes in Konjic. It takes few hours and it's great!

Spend at least two days in Sarajevo, visit the old part of city, try traditional bosnian cuisine.
Konjic is somewhere in the middle between Sarajevo and Mostar, so you could also visit Mostar and Old bridge there. It is really very impressive.

We wish you Very Welcome!

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