1. Sarajevo

The capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina offers breathtaking scenery in summer and exciting winter activities.

• On the western edge lies Ilidža, home to underground water reserves, lush gardens filled with chestnut and pine trees, and colorful flowers.
• From here springs the Bosna River, the largest river in the country.

2. Spring of the Bosna River

Located at the foot of Mount Igman, this public park is famous for the source of the Bosna River.

• It is one of Sarajevo’s most iconic natural landmarks.
• Visitors enjoy peaceful walks, horse‑drawn carriage rides, and fresh mountain air just minutes away from the bustling city.

3. Mount Igman

Part of the Dinaric Alps, rising to 1,502 meters above sea level.

• Known for its role during the Sarajevo siege (1992–1995).
• Hosted events during the Winter Olympics alongside Jahorina and Bjelašnica.
• Offers skiing, hiking, and cable car rides year‑round.

4. Mount Jahorina

Another Olympic mountain, famous for its ski resorts.

• Features over 20 miles of ski slopes.
• Gentle slopes make it ideal for beginners and families.

5. Mostar

A city that blends history with nature.

• Surrounded by rocky mountains, green hills, rivers, and waterfalls.
• Tourism in Mostar means diving deep into history while enjoying the enchanting natural beauty.
• The iconic Old Bridge (Stari Most) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

6. Konjic

Nestled on the banks of the Neretva River, Konjic is one of Bosnia’s most picturesque towns.

• Visitors enjoy riverside walks, mountain climbing, and long forest hikes.
• The town is also known for its Ottoman‑era stone bridge.

7. Bihać

A unique destination for waterfalls and national parks.

• Una National Park: one of Bosnia’s most important nature reserves, offering hiking and rafting opportunities.
• Štrbački Buk Waterfalls: among the largest and most spectacular waterfalls in the country.

8. Jajce

A historic town famous for its waterfalls and lakes.

• Pliva Waterfall: located in the town center where the Pliva and Vrbas rivers meet, with a drop of about 20 meters.
• Visitors can enjoy panoramic views, swimming in turquoise waters, or even cliff‑jumping.
• Pliva Lakes: perfect for boating, fishing, and relaxation.

9. Prokoško Lake

A stunning mountain lake surrounded by dense forests and rolling green hills.

• Known for its crystal‑clear blue waters.
• Offers hiking trails, nature exploration, and traditional wooden cottages that add an authentic charm.