Atraccions turístiques a Visoko

On this four-hour guided war tour, you'll get the opportunity to discover Sarajevo's war history. On the way, you'll see the Sniper Alley, the Sarajevo Tunnel and the Vječna vatra to learn about their importance. During the tour, you'll take in panoramic views of the city from Trebević mountain. You'll also have a chance to walk down the Olympic Bobsleigh and Luge Track. At the end of the tour, you'll make additional stops at the Yellow Bastion and the Kovači Cemetery before heading back to the original starting point.

Mostar is famous for its Old Bridge, and you'll get to see this iconic landmark and the charming streets that surround it. The town is often described as one of the most beautiful places in the region, but Herzegovina offers more than just Mostar. Along the way you will also visit Kravica Falls, Konjic, Blagaj and Pocitelj — all noted as gems of Herzegovina. As you move through the region, you'll explore a variety of sights, from striking natural scenery to historic towns and landmarks. The experience will give you a broader sense of what Herzegovina has to offer beyond the Old Bridge, with opportunities to take in memorable scenery and local character at each stop.

This full-day small-group tour will take you to visit Konjic, Kravica Waterfall, Počitelj, Blagaj, Mostar and the highlights of Bosnia and Herzegovina. After meeting your guide, you will head to visit the Old Stone Bridge and the popular Kravica waterfall, where you can choose to swim in summers. You will then head to the historic village of Počitelj, followed by a visit to Blagaj Tekija, a 600-year old Dervish monastery. Passing through a boulevard in Mostar, you will go to see the Mostar Bridge – a rebuilt 16th-century Ottoman bridge and the Old City of Mostar – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will also visit Koski-Mehmed Pasha's Mosque, where you can climb up the minaret for city views. As the journey continues, you will see Hamam Museum and the Crooked Bridge, before shopping at the famous Old Bazar Kujundžiluk.

Sarajevo, often called the European Jerusalem, offers a layered cityscape where different eras sit side by side. On this experience you will be introduced to the main Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian and Yugoslav spots that define the city. As you move through Sarajevo, you’ll get a clear sense of how those periods shaped its streets, architecture and culture. Along the way you will explore key areas reflecting each era and learn about the city’s stunning history. The walk will also expose you to Sarajevo’s renowned culinary scene and warm local hospitality, and you’ll be able to enjoy the flavours and friendly atmosphere that visitors often mention. The pace is designed to let you absorb the contrasts between old and new, and to leave with a better understanding of why Sarajevo is celebrated for its history, food and welcoming people.

This full-day tour from Sarajevo takes you through some of Herzegovina’s most beautiful and historic towns in a single outing. You will enjoy the atmosphere of Konjic and Jablanica, move on to the historic village of Počitelj and the riverside settlement of Blagaj, and finish in Mostar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The route is designed to show a range of local scenery and history without needing to plan anything yourself. Along the way you will hear interesting facts and stories about local people and the region’s past. Commentary and stops will help you connect the places you see with their historical context. The tour is organised so you remain completely comfortable as you travel, giving you time to take in each town’s character and to explore key sights at a relaxed pace. By the end you should have a broad sense of Herzegovina’s culture, landscape and history, with Mostar providing a memorable finale to your visit.

You will start in Travnik, a city often described as a museum under the open sky and a gastronomical marvel. Travnik is the birthplace of Nobel Prize winner Ivo Andrić, the noted Yugoslav novelist. In the town you will see the Stari Grad (Old City) fort, one of the most beautiful and best-preserved medieval sites in Bosnia, where later periods have left their distinct mark. Next you will head to Jajce, a historic town on the banks of the Pliva and Vrbas rivers. Once a royal centre, Jajce now feels like another open-air museum with 26 national monuments to explore. In the town centre you will encounter a magnificent 21-metre-tall waterfall that is considered among the 12 most beautiful in the world. Close to Jajce are the Watermills, a nearby site with a fairy-tale appearance and striking natural beauty. Along the way you will see historic architecture, river scenery and cultural landmarks that tell the story of both towns.

This whole day excursion aims to represent the southern part of the country - Herzegovina. When You are done with exploring Sarajevo,these are next most popular destinations. Mostar is considered to be the central city of Herzegovina, and it is famous for the Old bridge as well as the whole Old Town that belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage. Beautiful, emerald-green river Neretva and brave jumpers from the height of 27 meters will make a strong impression on you. As you move forward, stunning water resources of the river Buna and Waterfall Kravice will make you even more amazed. Take a tour with our guides and get to know famous Počitelj and Blagaj cities, both having intriguing background. Do not miss to try the lamb meat on the way there!

On a tour from Sarajevo, you will visit the Bosnian community of Srebrenica and learn about the 1995 massacre—widely regarded as the worst atrocity in Europe since the end of the Second World War. Along the way, you will gain context about the war in Bosnia in the 1990s and the ongoing legacy it has left on the region and its people. In Srebrenica, you will pay your respects at the massacre memorial and cemetery and hear moving accounts from survivors of the genocide. Round‑trip transport between Srebrenica and Sarajevo is included. The experience focuses on the human stories and historical significance of the events, and you will leave with a deeper understanding of this tragic chapter and its impact on the local community.

Svrzo’s House is a historic residence that represents the lifestyle of an urban Muslim family in the late 18th and throughout the 19th century. The house stands as an example of domestic life from that time and offers a focused look at how one family lived in the town. As you move through the property, you will gain insight into everyday routines, social customs and household organisation associated with an urban Muslim household of the period. The rooms and spaces in the house may illustrate the layout, furnishings and arrangements that shaped family life then. Along the way, you will form a clearer picture of domestic rhythms and the ways in which home life reflected wider cultural and historical patterns during the late 1700s and the 1800s.

This full-day journey through Herzegovina will take you through five picturesque towns where history, culture and natural beauty meet. You will start in Konjic, a riverside town known for its Ottoman bridge and views of the Neretva River. In Jablanica you will encounter WWII history and the story of the destroyed bridge, along with local tales of resilience. The highlight will be Mostar, a UNESCO World Heritage site dominated by the Old Bridge and a lively Old Bazaar; you will see the bridge up close and learn about its cultural significance, and its famous tradition of locals diving into the Neretva River. As you move on, you will visit Blagaj, set beside the Buna River spring and home to a tranquil Dervish House, offering a glimpse into spiritual and natural heritage. The day concludes in Počitelj, a medieval town framed by ancient walls and notable Ottoman architecture. Along the way you will hear about the region’s layered past and admire varied landscapes, making for a balanced mix of history, culture and nature.

In this hands-on activity you will make your own souvenir jewellery, handcrafted to your own design and guided by expert hands. You will shape and personalise a piece under patient guidance, using creativity and attention to detail. The finished item will be a personal keepsake made with care and imagination. Along the way you will connect with traditional techniques that have not changed for a thousand years. This experience will let you step into the past while crafting something for the present, and it will leave you with a lasting memory for the future. You will be supported throughout the process so you can explore design choices and enjoy the creative experience.

In Sarajevo you'll walk through the city’s charming streets and experience the places where cultures meet. The tour focuses on the historic heart of the old town, beginning at Baščaršija Square and finishing at the Latin Bridge. As you move through the area, you'll pass mosques, bazaars, Jewish temples and cathedrals, getting a quick orientation to the city's diverse heritage. Along the way you will see the Sebilj Fountain and the Oldest Street in Sarajevo, then encounter the Old Orthodox Church and the Cathedral of Sacred Jesus Heart. You will pass the Synagogue and the Gazi Husrev-bey Mosque, and notice the Clock Tower, Caravan Saray and the Old Madraasa near the bustling bazaar. The route includes the Meeting of Cultures spot and Sarajevo Roses, as well as the Markale market and Markale hall. You will also walk by Hotel Europe and the Assassination Spot before the tour concludes at the Latin Bridge. This walk gives a compact view of Sarajevo’s key landmarks and the layers of history they represent.

Step beyond the usual cities to Lukomir, the last traditional Bosnian nomad village. Perched at 1,495 metres, it is the highest inhabited village in Bosnia and Herzegovina and sits amid striking mountain scenery with views over the Rakitnica Canyon. Life here still follows customs passed down for centuries, so you will get a sense of a living highland community rather than a reconstructed site. Along the way you will pass through the peaceful village of Umoljani and see Studeni Potok, a stream that curves through the landscape like a snake. In Lukomir you will share a homemade lunch with a local family and taste authentic traditional dishes; vegetarian options are included. In winter, when conditions allow, the visit may become even more special with a snowshoeing adventure through the snowy mountains. More than just scenery, the experience is about meeting local people and experiencing a way of life that still continues in the Bosnian highlands.

If you have just one day to explore Herzegovina, this full-day tour from Sarajevo brings the region's main highlights together. Along the way you will visit the historic towns of Konjic and Počitelj and stop at Blagaj to see the Blagaj Tekke. You will admire natural sights such as Jablanicko Lake and the Neretva river canyon, then spend time in Mostar, the UNESCO-listed town known for its picturesque Old Town and the Old Bridge. In Mostar you will join a guided walking tour to admire the town’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed monuments and learn about their history. The tour includes hotel pickup, entrance fees and round-trip transport, and runs with a small group limited to 15 people for a more personalised experience.

In Sarajevo, you will take an immersive journey through the city’s Islamic heritage that reveals lesser-known stories and hidden treasures of its Muslim past. Along the way you will visit iconic landmarks and explore charming Ottoman architecture, gaining an authentic view of how Islam has shaped Sarajevo’s character. The experience is designed to show more than façades, encouraging you to look beyond stereotypes and see the everyday essence of Muslim life in Bosnia. As you move through different areas, passionate local guides will bring history to life with a mix of factual background and personal stories. You will learn about rituals, architectural features and cultural practices that helped form the city’s identity. The tour offers a thoughtful blend of history, culture and contemporary insight, aiming to deepen your understanding of Sarajevo’s Muslim community without relying on clichés.