 | Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
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... the early 1990's, the Serbs (Orthodox Christians), Croats (Catholics), and Muslims all blew up each other's houses. And Bosnia & Herzegovina is made up of an almost even portion of each. They have a beautiful country, especially the southern ...
... , a gdy sie obudzilam, bylismy w Sarajewie. ENGLISH: We made a deal with our French buddies that we`d travel to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina with them, and afterwards - to Sarajevo. We left at 9:30, and already after half an hour we ...
... had. The next day we left Dubrovnik to head back North, toward home. But first we detoured to the town of Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Mostar is famous for its Old Bridge, which was built 1557-1566 and, at the time, was the longest single-span stone ...
... to tell the young lady that I double checked and a verbal contract IS legally binding in Croatia.... But I digress. Mostar's a fun place. It's Bosnia's second city, or Herzegovena's first, depending on how you look at things like that. We stayed in a ...
Old Town on the Neretva, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Unesco - World Heritage Cites
Posted on May 18, 2008, 07:24:04
I'm living between two UNESCO World heritage Cities: Kotor - Montenegro and Dubrovnik - Croatia, both 50 km away. Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina) is some 150 km away from my place. Those three cities was former Yugoslavia one of most popular tours. ...
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