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🌠Bosnia & Herzegovina|A Hidden Gem in Eastern Europeā€¼ļø

Among European travel destinations, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is truly off the beaten path. Its full name—Bosnia and Herzegovina—might be unfamiliar to many, but its capital will ring a bell: Sarajevo! šŸ“ Must-Visit Spots šŸ“ø Mostar Stari Most (Old Bridge): Spanning the Neretva River, this 16th-century stone bridge stood for over 400 years before being destroyed in the 1993 Bosnian War. Rebuilt in 2004, a small plaque reads "Don’t forget ’93"—a poignant reminder to cherish peace. Mostar Old Town: Wander slowly through Turkish-style architecture and centuries-old landmarks. Blagaj Tekke (Dervish Monastery): A 15-km drive from Mostar. This stunning karst spring gushes crystal-clear turquoise water beneath a cliffside monastery. Old Bazaar (Kujundžiluk): Cobblestone lanes lined with artisan shops selling traditional carpets, copperware, and local eateries. šŸ•Œ Sarajevo BaŔčarÅ”ija: The city’s vibrant Turkish quarter, famed for its coppersmith street. Soak in local life and hunt for souvenirs! Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque: An iconic Ottoman masterpiece and filming site for the classic Yugoslav movie "Walter Defends Sarajevo". Eternal Flame (Vječna vatra): A memorial on Ferhadija Street honoring Sarajevo’s WWII liberators. City Hall (Vijećnica): A breathtaking Austro-Hungarian building once serving as the National Library. Latin Bridge: Where Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination sparked WWI—short in length, immense in historical weight. šŸ“ Travel Tips šŸ’” Currency: Use the local Convertible Mark (KM). Carry sufficient cash—many places (accommodations, bus stations, some restaurants) don’t accept cards. šŸ’” SIM Cards: Buy at newsstands or small supermarkets (slightly pricier). šŸ’” Food Notes: Dishes tend to be salty (blame the cheese!), and salads are often served fresh—cucumbers, tomatoes, lettuce, onions. šŸ’” Winter Alert: Wood-burning stoves for heating give the air a distinct smoky scent. #Travel #EuropeTravel #HiddenGems #BosniaAndHerzegovina #Sarajevo #Mostar #EasternEurope

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🌠Bosnia & Herzegovina|A Hidden Gem in Eastern Europeā€¼ļø

Among European travel destinations, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is truly off the beaten path. Its full name—Bosnia and Herzegovina—might be unfamiliar to many, but its capital will ring a bell: Sarajevo! šŸ“ Must-Visit Spots šŸ“ø Mostar Stari Most (Old Bridge): Spanning the Neretva River, this 16th-century stone bridge stood for over 400 years before being destroyed in the 1993 Bosnian War. Rebuilt in 2004, a small plaque reads "Don’t forget ’93"—a poignant reminder to cherish peace. Mostar Old Town: Wander slowly through Turkish-style architecture and centuries-old landmarks. Blagaj Tekke (Dervish Monastery): A 15-km drive from Mostar. This stunning karst spring gushes crystal-clear turquoise water beneath a cliffside monastery. Old Bazaar (Kujundžiluk): Cobblestone lanes lined with artisan shops selling traditional carpets, copperware, and local eateries. šŸ•Œ Sarajevo BaŔčarÅ”ija: The city’s vibrant Turkish quarter, famed for its coppersmith street. Soak in local life and hunt for souvenirs! Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque: An iconic Ottoman masterpiece and filming site for the classic Yugoslav movie "Walter Defends Sarajevo". Eternal Flame (Vječna vatra): A memorial on Ferhadija Street honoring Sarajevo’s WWII liberators. City Hall (Vijećnica): A breathtaking Austro-Hungarian building once serving as the National Library. Latin Bridge: Where Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination sparked WWI—short in length, immense in historical weight. šŸ“ Travel Tips šŸ’” Currency: Use the local Convertible Mark (KM). Carry sufficient cash—many places (accommodations, bus stations, some restaurants) don’t accept cards. šŸ’” SIM Cards: Buy at newsstands or small supermarkets (slightly pricier). šŸ’” Food Notes: Dishes tend to be salty (blame the cheese!), and salads are often served fresh—cucumbers, tomatoes, lettuce, onions. šŸ’” Winter Alert: Wood-burning stoves for heating give the air a distinct smoky scent. #Travel #EuropeTravel #HiddenGems #BosniaAndHerzegovina #Sarajevo #Mostar #EasternEurope

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