Mostar perches on the emerald waters of the Neretva River, blending Ottoman architecture with a vibrant street scene. Mostar tours typically explore the iconic Stari Most bridge, wind through the old bazaar’s artisan shops and historic mosques, and climb for panoramic views from the Koski Mehmed Pasha minaret. Walking through the city’s narrow alleys you uncover hidden courtyards, sample local sweets and learn the stories of this resilient place.
Many visitors arrive as a day trip from Dubrovnik to Mostar, travelling along scenic highways before stepping into a living museum of stone arches and ancient houses. Trips from Dubrovnik to Mostar often include time to wander the riverbank cafés, hear tales of the bridge’s reconstruction and feel the pulse of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s cultural crossroads.
Beyond the centre, the surrounding region is famed for its waterfalls. A short drive to Kravice takes you to tiered cascades framed by lush greenery while other Mostar waterfalls lie off the beaten track, perfect for cooling off after a hot day of sightseeing. Whether you choose a guided excursion or explore independently, the combination of historic streets and nearby natural wonders makes every visit unforgettable.