Mostar

It is noted for its 16th century Ottoman bridge, known as the Mostar Bridge or Old Bridge, which is located on the Neretva River, making it the 5th biggest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mostar is well-known for its Bosnian heritage. Mostar, which was founded in 1452, has previously been inhabited by the Romans, the Ottoman Empire, and the Austrian-Hungarian Empire.

The Bishop's Ordinariate, Hamam, Sahat-kula, Tara, and Halebija Towers are among the must-see attractions in Mostar. Mostar layers Dalmatian buildings and Franciscan churches, oriental patterns, and arabesque mosques into one wonderful aesthetic all around this stone marvel, while gold vendors continue to haggle in the Old Bazaar and beer drinkers enjoy lagers on alfresco fresco terraces by the river.

Enjoy your first supper in Mostar at Tima-Irma. The cuisine is both inexpensive and tasty. This is, without a doubt, the greatest service in the restaurant.

Hire a car in Dubrovnik and drive a trip from Dubrovnik to Mostar (an historic city in Bosnia and Herzegovina), then to Kotor, Montenegro, and back to Dubrovnik. The rental duration is 4 days in total. It is suggested that you hire a fresh, inexpensive automobile. Much better, more prompt help, a Balkans-experienced guide, and even a free car upgrade if an empty car is available. The cost of a four-day automobile rental includes a cross-border card and full insurance for only 115 €.

• Location: Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Timing: Open all day
• Famous for: Bishop's Ordinariate, Hamam, Sahat-kula, Tara, and Halebija Towers
• Entry Fee: Free
• Best Time To Visit: The summer months are the busiest for tourists. May, June, and September are the ideal months to visit Mostar since the weather is excellent and you escape the summer throng.