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If you are tired of usual perspective of Bosnian cities on TV or in live visits we advice you to watch a short video made from a little bit different perspective.
Rick Steves is one of the most prominent American writers of European travel guidebooks and hosts of travel shows on public television and public radio. Since 1973 he's spent 120 days a year in Europe and today he employs 80 people at his Europe Through the Back Door office where he produces over 50 guidebooks on European travel.
Prenj mountain is located in Dinaric massif near Konjic, Jablanica and Mostar cities. It is considered as one of the most beautiful and most impressive mountains in whole Bosnia and Herzegovina and some mountaineers says that Prenj is not a usual mountain but kingdom of mountain beauty and Bosnian Himalaya.
Pocitelj is a town located on the left bank of the river Neretva on the main road to the south from Mostar. It was a very important town in the past and it is written that first signs of Pocitelj's existence goes back to 1383.
On this page you can see some pictures from Mostar and its most famous parts. Most of the pictures was taken from minareth of Mehmed Koski mosque.
Many people come to Bosnia because it is considered very attractive like cycling destination. On this videomaterial you can see a young Dutch couple on a bicycles passed along the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina and on their way they visited a lot of big and attractive Bosnian tourist sights.
They say that every true citizen of Mostar has at least once in their lives to jump from the Old Bridge. The highest point of the Old Bridge is in the dependence of the highest water level of the Neretva river between 23-27 meters, which is certainly a great challenge for anyone who dares to jump from it.
Although the length of only 9 km from its source to the river Neretva where they continue their journey to the Adriatic sey, this river with its beauty attracts the attention of many visitors who visit the Herzegovina and the nearby town of Mostar.
The Neretva River is famous for its natural beauty, magnificent canyons and the rafting that takes place on a section of 21 km of its course before the town of Konjic. Those first 25-30 km river is very clean and safe to drink, and its green waters is home to numerous species of fish including the famous trout.
Mostar is one of the most beautiful cities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on the Neretva river below the mountain Velez. The Mediterranean climate brings very warm weather during the summer, while winters are relatively mild with little snow. Spring is still the most beautiful season which brings special emotions in this city.
