The Old Bridge in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a stunning World Heritage Site!

⛳The Old Bridge in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, was built in the 16th century. It was listed as a World Heritage Site for its rich history and beautiful natural scenery. ⛩️The Old Town of Mostar is named after the Old Bridge. The bridge spans the Neretva River, connecting the two parts of the city. One side has Turkish architecture, while the other has a strong European style. ✨Features and highlights: 1⃣️The bridge is 4.55 meters wide and 27.34 meters long, with the highest point of the arch 20 meters above the water. The stone bridge connects the medieval towers on the cliffs like a historical link. 2️⃣The best time to take photos is before 8:30 am when there are not many people on the bridge. The best place to take photos of the bridge is below it. You can also take great photos at the bridgehead, on the stone bridge, and at the railings on both sides of the bridge. 3⃣️The bridge and the surrounding stone buildings and cobblestone streets reflect the simple style and artistic style of Bosnia in the 16th century. The colorful buildings look great in the soft morning light. 4⃣️It is said that there is a diving project in summer, where people jump from the highest point of the bridge (20 meters) into the Neretva River. It has become a unique sport on the bridge and a symbol of Mostar. 5⃣️Stroll through the ancient streets of medieval buildings near the bridge to feel the history of the city. 6⃣️Visit the Biscevic House, a private residence from the Ottoman Empire, which is now a museum. You can overlook the Neretva River from the second floor. The entrance fee is 2 marks. 7⃣️You will see the Crooked Bridge, a stone bridge over a creek built in 1558. It looks similar to the Old Bridge, but is smaller. 8⃣️The Mostar Peace Bell Tower is a newly built Catholic church bell tower. You can climb to the top of the tower for a panoramic view. The entrance fee is 6 marks. 📍Address: Neretva River, southern Bosnia and Herzegovina ⏰Opening hours: All day 💰Tickets: Free, some small attractions charge a fee 🚗Transportation: There are two trains a day between Sarajevo and Mostar.