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Day 5: My newest favorite place in the world
... are built throughout the town. At one point we heard the cheers from the local club soccer stadium and knew that a game was going on. We wandered over there, as they said if it was the second half of the game they usually let people in for free, so we could check it out for a while. When we got there and found out it was only just starting we were about to give up. However, when they asked the security guard if I ...
Day 2: Good people
... pretty good sense of humor, and a bit of a dirty mind too...a subject for a different post). We end the night around 4am, and I make arrangements with Drazen to meet up for lunch the next day at a good place to eat in town.
Great lunch of steak and fries at a nice riverside restaurant. Banja Luka is surrounded by beautiful large rolling, bright green hills with the Vrbas River slicing between them. Drazen´s buddy Mario meets us at the ...
Sarajevo Day #1 & Vranduk
... troops took the fort in 1878 and maintained a garrison there until 1890, when it was abandoned.
“Vranduk belongs to the type of hilltop fortification and, despite later alterations, has retained its original form, reminiscent of early European fortifications,” according to the marker. “In mediaeval times, the keep was taller, and the biley was divided by a wall. The small tower and the east wall were later additions, designed to protect the entrance to ...
Bosnia In My Heart
... and then into one of my favorite places in the world, the city of Mostar. Our accommodations couldn't have been better than the Shangri La Pension...friendly, courteous service along with really inexpensive rates (49 euros) for a clean, new, air conditioned room. Fantastic! So fascinating to see a city with so many mosques and yet a large, backlit cross on the hill overlooking the city is the predominant landmark...glory to ...
Journeying
... thought it was hilarious when he showed up so worth the rip off 1 euro each. It was great to see him and chat with a local, then he walked us around the main square of town for our guided tour.
Sadly not much left to see here as an earthquake flattened most of the interesting architecture in the 1960's, then the town was rebuilt in the communist era. There are a few interesting Orthodox Serbian churches and Mosques around town, but for me the most interesting ...
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