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5 Reviews The Academy of Arts is situated in the building of the former Evangelical Church. It was erected at the end of the 19th century during Austro Hungarian times when many protestants came to Sarajevo....
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2 Reviews One of the most stunningly beautiful buildings in Sarajevo is the Umjetnicka Akademija (Academy of Fine Arts), which sits on the banks of the Miljacka River. The Academy building was originally an...
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1 Review and 41 Opinions Extremely convenient position, in a quiet side-street just outside the old town, with buses and a...
Hotel-Restaurant Kriva Cuprija
6 Reviews and 65 Opinions This hotel is the best thing happened to us in 10 days vacation in the Balkans.The hotel was built...
3 Reviews and 5 Opinions Hotel “Cezar” is located by the Banja Luka center. It is close to the Banjaluka Fair, and easily...
croisbeauty Says: Most of the B&H towns are situated on the banks of the rivers. Eversince the menkind exist, the water means life. The river of Vrbas is one of the biggest in...
croisbeauty Says: The river of Una is one of the most beautiful rivers in whole Bosnia&Herzegovina. It flows through the western part of the country.This picture of Una cascades...
croisbeauty Says: This is a very typical old Muslim house, which looks almost like mushroom, the groundfloor is usually tight while the first floor looks like an umbrella. This...
croisbeauty Says: Bosnia and Herzegovina is a small country, easy to travel around. The distances between the towns are very short and you don't have to be vorried about...
croisbeauty Says: When traveling around B&H, you may ask yourself, whos part is this one. The easiest way to find out wether the place belong to Muslim, Srebs or Croats is to...
croisbeauty Says: There are three main religions here; Muslim (Bosniaks), Roman Catholic (Croats) and Orthodox (Serbians). When entering in a different temples be as Roman in a...
croisbeauty Says: There are many remnants of the castles and fortress all over B&H. Most of them have been destroyed in the past centuries, likewise in the recently passed war....
croisbeauty Says: Bazaar is an turkish word for the market place, and you can see them all around Bosniaand Herzegovina. This one, on the picture, is the Baazar of Jajce, which...
Boat on the river: Floating restaurants
croisbeauty Says: There are many restaurants floating on the rivers, like this one in Banja Luka which floats on the river of Vrbas. You might be very pleasantly surrprised with...
Plivsko jezero - The Lake of Pliva
croisbeauty Says: Plivsko jezero, the Lake of Pliva, is probably one of the most beautifula nature spot in whole Bosnia and Herzegovina. The water of the lake is very clear,...
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Folks who arrange a Bosnia Herzegovina travel itinerary will have to plan carefully if they want to experience the best of what it has to offer. Besides making a pilgrimage to legendary Medjugorje, you can visit the cobblestones in ancient Jajce, explore the Islamic culture in Mostar, ski down Mount Jahorina, site of the 1984 Olympics, and see dozens of landmarks, not the least of which include the Ashkenazi Synagogue in Sarajevo, the Stari Most Bridge in Mostar, or the Pyramid of the Sun in Visoko.
Many buses link cites in Bosnia and Hercegovina. However, the best way (if you want to be absolutely safe from the mines!) is to take a one day excursion tour...
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Q: We would appreciate any information on the train from Sarajevo to Mostar, how many trains per day ? time of day they leave, how...
A: If you click 'train timetable' on http://www.zfbh.ba/zfbhenx/ and choose 'Mostar' as the arrival station, you will see train times from Sarajevo (not many per...
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Hvala na poseti! Nadam se da uzivate na mojoj stranici! I was working on an assignment in Bosnia for most of 2002 and 2003 before I went to Iraq. I have a lot of fond memeories of Bosnia and the...
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Not surprisingly, Bosnia & Herzegovina brings on the picture of war-reporting and the overused term of 'ethnic cleansing'. Both Serbian and Croatian scholars tend to identify Bosnians as their own......
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A beautiful country with a sad history
In the last years I spent some time reading the archives about the war, the prisons, the camps, etc.. in what now is Bosnia Herzegovina. It's difficult to write a page about this country. When you're...
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A blissful week in Bosnia and Herzegowina !
Bosnia & Herzegowina - the triangle-shaped country in the heart of what once was Yugoslavia - was the pick for my annual "off the beaten path"-destination in 2011, and it was very rewarding indeed.......
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Bosnia and Herzegovina . . . as I remember it
Eighteen years ago in 1986, my husband and I honeymooned for four weeks in what used to be known as Yugoslavia. We spent part of our trip in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), a place with a unique blend...
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