Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the heart of the Balkans, attracts travelers for its unique, long and rich history of religious and cultural diversity. It is a place where east and west converge, where the skyline is pierced both with minarets and belfries. Being a lively and vibrant city, it offers an authentic […]
Travelling by bus between the capital of Montenegro Podgorica and Sarajevo the capital of Bosnia and Hercegovina is for sure possible, each day there are 3-4 bus departures between the cities. Bus travel distance between the cities is around 230 to 250 km depending on the route travelled, due to the condition of the road, […]
New bus lines from Mostar to Sarajevo, as well as the opposite direction, are now online. From Mostar to Sarajevo there are up to 14 daily departures. The first departure is at 06:00 (6 am) and the last departure is at 18:15 (6:15 pm). You can see the most popular departure times here. From Sarajevo […]
National park Una is one of the 4 national parks in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The park is located in the western part of Bosnia along the Bosnian / Croatian border just south of the city Bihać. The more famous NP Plitvička jezera in Croatia is located just 40 km away, which makes these two national […]
IATA code: SJJ ICAO code: LQSAPassengers: ~ 1 million Sarajevo Airport is the biggest airport in Bosnia & Herzegovina. It is located in Ilidža, 12 km southwest from the railway station. The airport handles around million passengers per year. If you’re flying to Sarajevo, read on and find out all the relevant information on its […]
Mostar Airport is located in Ortijes which is 7.5 km southeast from Mostar; it takes approximately 12 minutes to get there by car. Mostar Airport is mostly used by pilgrimage travellers; also low-cost seasonal airline companies from Italy have flights to Mostar Airport. These are the transport means from/to Mostar Airport: Airport bus: Mostar Airport […]
Jajce municipality is located in central Bosnia and Herzegovina. Thanks to its historical importance, archaeological findings and beautiful scenery (mountains, waterfalls and lakes), the former royal town is now a tourist destination. The main characteristic is the twenty metres high waterfalls where the Pliva River flows into the Vrbas River. The waterfalls are in the […]
Banja Luka is the second biggest town in Bosnia and Herzegovina, it lies on the Vrbas River. Together with a wider area, it has about 200,000 inhabitants. The town has a long history, dating back to the Roman Empire when a fortress was built to protect the trade route and enjoy the nearby healing river […]
Medjugorje is a well-known Catholic centre located in Hercegovina, 25 km from Mostar. It became known after the apparition of the Virgin Mary in 1981; since then it has become, along with Sarajevo, the most visited tourist centre in Bosnia and Herzegovina.