Stari Most (Old Bridge) – This iconic 16th-century Ottoman bridge isn’t just Mostar’s defining landmark but a powerful symbol of reconciliation, meticulously reconstructed stone-by-stone after being destroyed in the 1993 conflict.

Old Bazaar (Kujundžiluk) – Winding cobblestone streets filled with copper craftsmen continuing centuries-old traditions create an authentic Ottoman market atmosphere where you can watch artisans hammer decorative pieces by hand.

Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque – This elegant 17th-century mosque offers the city’s most spectacular minaret views, with climbers rewarded by breathtaking panoramas of the Old Bridge and Neretva River.

Crooked Bridge (Kriva Ćuprija) – Often called the “rehearsal” for Stari Most, this miniature stone bridge survived the war intact and offers a more intimate, crowd-free experience of Ottoman engineering.

Muslibegović House – This perfectly preserved Ottoman nobleman’s residence showcases exquisite Islamic architecture with its peaceful inner courtyard and intricate wooden ceilings dating to the 18th century.

War Photo Exhibition – Raw, unflinching photographs document Mostar’s darkest period, offering crucial context to understand the city’s destruction and remarkable rebirth.

Blagaj Tekija – Just outside Mostar, this 600-year-old Dervish monastery dramatically built into a cliff face sits at the source of the Buna River, creating one of Herzegovina’s most mystical settings.

Karadjoz-Bey Mosque – The largest mosque in Herzegovina features a distinctive cascading roof and tranquil courtyard where visitors can appreciate its harmonious proportions away from the tourist crowds.

Partisan Memorial Cemetery – This hauntingly beautiful modernist monument honors WWII resistance fighters with abstract stone formations cascading down a hillside, offering both historical significance and spectacular city views.

Sniper Tower – The skeleton of what was once a bank building stands as a grim reminder of the 1990s conflict, with its bullet-riddled façade now covered in street art that transforms destruction into expression.