Walking Tours Mostar

Walking Tours in Mostar

Discover the enchanting city of Mostar, a UNESCO World Heritage site nestled on the Neretva River in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Known for its unique cultural blend, picturesque old town, and iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge), a walking tour is an excellent way to explore this captivating destination.

🌐 Getting Around: The historic center of Mostar is compact and pedestrian-friendly, making it ideal for a leisurely stroll. To make the most of your walking tour, start at the Old Bridge (Stari Most) and follow the winding streets to soak in the city’s charm.

🏰 Points of Interest:

  1. Stari Most: The iconic Old Bridge is a symbol of the city and must-visit attraction. Reconstructed in 2004, it offers breathtaking views of the Neretva River and the surrounding old town.

  2. Koski Mehmed-Pasha Mosque: This beautiful mosque, located just steps from Stari Most, is one of the most significant Islamic structures in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its minaret offers panoramic views of the city.

  3. Old Bazaar (Kujundžiluk): A bustling, covered market lined with traditional shops selling everything from local crafts to delicious street food.

  4. The Churches: Visit the stunning Catholic Church of St. Peter and Paul and the Orthodox Church of St. Spas, both located near the Old Bridge.

🌳 Green Spaces:

  1. Kriva Cuprija (Crooked Bridge): Take a short walk outside the old town to this tranquil park, home to the Crooked Bridge and offering peaceful respite from the city’s hustle and bustle.

  2. Čaršija Park: A lovely park perfect for picnics, surrounded by the vibrant atmosphere of the old bazaar.

🌅 Sunset Spots:

  1. Sniper Tower (Čujuk Brela): Offering breathtaking views over Mostar, this hill provides an unforgettable vantage point for sunset.

  2. Minaret of Koski Mehmed-Pasha Mosque: Climb the minaret for stunning views of the Old Bridge and the city as the sun dips below the horizon.

🍔 Food & Drink:

  1. Traditional Bosnian Cuisine: Try local delicacies such as ćevapčići (grilled minced meat), burek (pastry filled with cheese or meat), and raštan (stew made from pumpkin leaves).

  2. Local Bakeries (Konditore): Indulge in sweet treats like baklava, tufahije, and Bosanski sladoled (traditional Bosnian ice cream) at the city’s charming bakeries.