Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a Balkan nation shaped by its Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian past, centered on the historic city of Sarajevo.

Did you know Bosnia produces some of Europe's finest honey, and beekeeping has been a cherished tradition there for centuries?

Explore 10 cities and find local places in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Interesting cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Pick a city to see what is worth visiting, what is new, and where locals eat, stay and go out.

Sarajevo is Bosnia's historic capital, where East meets West amid Ottoman bazaars and Habsburg architecture.

Mostar is famed for its iconic Ottoman-era Stari Most bridge over the Neretva River.

Banja Luka is a leafy riverside city in northern Bosnia known for its cathedral and fortress.

Travnik is a historic Ottoman-era town known for its hilltop fortress and blue mosque.

Jajce is famed for a dramatic waterfall cascading right through the town center.

Visoko is known for the controversial Bosnian Pyramids hills nearby.

Trebinje is a charming southern town known for plane-tree-shaded squares and an old bridge.

Počitelj is a beautifully preserved Ottoman-era hillside fortress village.

Konjic is known for a historic Ottoman bridge and access to nearby Tito's secret bunker.

Blagaj is famed for a dervish monastery built into a cliff beside a spring-fed river.

Find local restaurants, hotels, nightlife, shops, activities and services in Bosnia and Herzegovina, added by the businesses themselves.