Overview
Explore the historical city of Mostar, visit the city's main mosque, and then enjoy a walk across the famous 16th-century Turkish bridge. Try authentic Bosnian specialities.
Highlights
- See the old bridge in Mostar, a well-known symbol of the city
- Take a walk through the city's old bazaar, with its picturesque shops
- Visit Medjugorje, a pilgrimage site reporting apparitions of the Virgin Mary
- Taste authentic Bosnian specialties
You'll spend this full-day trip in the historical city of Mostar and the religious pilgrimage site of Medjugorje. After arrival to Mostar you'll listen as your guide provides an introduction to the history of this beautiful city. Visit the old Bazaar, and admire the picturesque shops and workshops.
See the city’s main mosque and then enjoy a walk across the famous 16th-century Turkish bridge, after which the town was named. You’ll have free time for shopping and the opportunity to taste authentic Bosnian specialities.
Continue to the famous pilgrimage center in Medjugorje. For pilgrims and those who are looking for something spiritual, there is a holy mass held, along with a visit to Apparition Mountain, where it is believed that the Virgin Mary made her first appearance to local children in 1981. Enjoy seeing the sights of Medjugorje and take some free time for lunch.
What's included
- Guided tour
- Transportation in air-conditioned vehicle
- Insurance
Meeting & pickup
Travel agency South Tours
Additional info
- You'll need to present a valid ID if you are an EU citizens or your passport if you are not an EU citizen
- Bosnian border crossing fees (€5 per person, only cash accepted at meeting point)
- We recommend you to wear comfortable shoes
- Due to uneven and steep surfaces, this activity is unsuitable for anyone who has difficulty walking
- This tour is operated by a multilingual guide
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 1 day before the experience starts for a full refund.
Questions
Have a question?
Our team is happy to help before you book — reach out any time.
