Visit Bosnia Herzegovina
Open space, fresh air, pristine nature, stimulating cultural events and exciting activities make Bosnia and Herzegovina one of the hottest new destinations. Travellers can count on cheaply available accommodation, great food, a lively Sarajevo bar scene and life-changing experiences. Whether it's hiking over one of the country's awesome trekking routes, a visit to Mostar or Lukomir, one of the last medieval villages in Europe, rafting on the river Una, or mixing with celebrities at the Sarajevo Film Festival, this country will bowl you over.

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Hidden Bosnia
Bosnia and Herzegovina represents an interesting tourist destination. It is a result of its geographic location, extreme natural beauties, cultural and historical values and mild climate conditions.

Regent Holidays - Bosnia
You can explore Mediterranean south and the Alpine north, through fields of fig trees and green mountains. Almost a decade after the war, you'll be pleasantly surprised by a mosaic of landscapes and a warm welcome. The 'must-sees' include the capital Sarajevo with its bustling Bašèaršija - the main market square, and the hub of the inner city with over 40 narrow lanes emanating from it - these lanes are filled with traders in copper, leather and woodwork. Bjelasnica Mountain is like taking a step back in time where you can see medieval traditions still alive.

Owners Direct - Bosnia
The Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, to give it its full title, is a country occupying an area of south-eastern Europe that covers approximately 51,000 sq kms. Sharing borders with Croatia to the north, Serbia to the south and west and Montenegro to the east, Bosnia Herzegovina can boast a full 20 km of Adriatic coastline despite being virtually surrounded, and its wide diversity of landscapes coupled with a rapidly growing interest in the country as a tourist destination has meant a rise in quality holiday accommodation in Bosnia Herzegovina as a whole, not just in the capital city of Sarajevo.