Places to visit
The best cities to visit in Bosnia: which one suits your trip?
Ten towns and cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina and what makes each special, from Sarajevo and Mostar to Jajce, Bihać and Trebinje.
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Most visitors know only Sarajevo and Mostar, but Bosnia has small, beautiful towns that deserve a day or a night.
1. Sarajevo
The capital has everything: the old bazaar, Ottoman mosques, Austro-Hungarian streets and mountains half an hour away. Allow at least two days.
2. Mostar
The city of the Old Bridge on the Neretva. One day is enough; a night is better.
3. Jajce
A waterfall in the town centre, a fortress and the Pliva lakes next door.
4. Travnik
Once the seat of Ottoman viziers: a fortress, the Coloured Mosque and the Plava Voda spring.
5. Konjic
Halfway between Sarajevo and Mostar, known for rafting on the Neretva.
6. Bihać and the Una
In the far north-west. The emerald Una and the Štrbački Buk falls are among the finest landscapes in the country. Allow two days.
7. Počitelj
An Ottoman stone village on a hill above the Neretva.
8. Trebinje
A quiet, sunny town in the far south, close to Dubrovnik.
9. Višegrad
On the Drina in the east, home of the UNESCO-listed Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge.
10. Neum
The only Bosnian town on the Adriatic.
For a ready-made plan, ask Alhosani tourism.
Written in October 2026. Details are for guidance and may change — check before you travel or decide.
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