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Themed routes and hand-picked lists — the waterfalls worth the detour, a foodie's Sarajevo, Herzegovina in a day.
Base yourself in Tjentište, in the heart of Sutjeska National Park, and Bosnia's wildest country is on your doorstep — the highest peak, one of Europe's last primeval forests, glac
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Four centuries of Ottoman life left Bosnia its bazaars, its coffee, its skyline of minarets and the hush of its dervish houses. A thread to pull from Sarajevo to Mostar.
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Some of Europe's best rafting runs through Bosnia's canyons, on water clean enough to drink. Pick your river by the season and your nerve.
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Mostar is the headline, but the magic of Herzegovina is the loop around it — a dervish house at a spring, an Ottoman hill-town, and a swim under the falls. A perfect day trip with
6 stops →Eat your way through the capital, from the ćevapi everyone argues about to slow Bosnian coffee and a square of syrup-soaked baklava. This is the order we'd do it in.
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Bosnia runs on clear, cold water — and it shows off at its waterfalls. From the famous emerald amphitheatre of Kravice to half-hidden cascades you'll have to yourself, here are the
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Bosnian coffee isn't a caffeine stop, it's a way of spending an afternoon. These are the rooms and terraces to do nothing in, beautifully.
5 stops →Zip over canyons, clip into via ferrata, leap off the Old Bridge or fly off a mountain. For travellers who'd rather not sit still.
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On the Bjelašnica plateau, time slows. Stone-roofed villages, medieval tombstones and shepherds' highlands sit an hour — and a world — from Sarajevo.
4 stops →The Dinaric Alps rear up across the south and east into some of the wildest country in Europe — bears, primeval forest and bare limestone peaks. For strong hikers and patient drive
6 stops →A country defined by its rivers is defined, too, by how it crosses them. These stone bridges — two of them UNESCO-listed — carry centuries of history across the green water.
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