Pellegrino Mostar

Fejiceva/Faladjica 1c Mostar, 88000, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Mostar and the troubled journey to recovery

A travel blog entry by rootsandroutes

... whose cavernous voids where once human life had been taken now spawned trees and vines that overtook their crumbling walls. Even after nearly two decades, many buildings remained derelict, and some of these derelict buildings had now been repopulated by the families who once fled them: makeshift reconstruction efforts without national or international aid. Many of these people still waded through rubble to reach their homes.

The reconstruction effort, we were told, was hampered ...

You never know!

A travel blog entry by extremelife

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A little more to say about Dubrovnik, Croatia. While I was in Dubrovnik I was staying at the old ladies house that found me at the bus stop and offered me a place to stay. They place was pretty cozy, I had my own apartment on the second floor of her house with a kitchen and everything where I was able to do some cooking and yes believe it or not I do cook from time to time. The place was great but man was the old lady a stick in the mud! I ...

Bosnia/Hercegovnia...... beauty and sadness

A travel blog entry by hilaryramsey

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... 500 year old bridge. They were able to get many of the stones from the original bridge back out of the river where they had fallen to rebuild with.

It is a lovely bridge with a high arch and the walkaway is made of marble which is quite slippery and has ridges to make it easier so that you don't slip especially in the downhill side!!!










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Swimming in Waterfalls

A travel blog entry by abergsma

... tomatoes. All I had left in KM was a 50KM note, and I received my change in Kuna (Croatian currency) and Euros. Apparently in Mostar you can pay with Marks, Kuna or Euros. It's all rather handy and yet confusing at the same time (well, not that confusing, the exchange rate is set between the three currencies). I found out today why the Bosnian currency is called the mark. After the war they were using German ...

The tourist side of Bosnia

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

... be out of
Mostar, lovely as it is, and am looking forward to meeting up with Gavin and
Pedro who just happen to be in Split for a summer holiday. I must also comment
that this is one of the most spectacular bus rides I have ever taken, as we
wind along the edge of a cliff the deep blue med sea is cast out beside us,
filling the windows of the bus with a uniform dull glow. Little villages
interspersed along the coast add pockets of character ...

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