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People lived in the Old Town of Stolac even in the ancient times

The old city of Vidoški in Stolac was founded in the fifth and sixth century, during the time of the Byzantine emperor Constantine, who built a fort in Stolac with the aim of protecting his commercial caravans that went from the west to the east, towards the former Byzantium. After Constantine, the city was abandoned, until…

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Old Town Tešanj: Fortress that resisted Eugene of Savoy

The old town of Tešanj was built on the top of a rocky hill, along the river Tešanjka. The fortress consists of two towers and the inhabitants of this small town in Central Bosnia call it Gradina, and it exists full three millennia in this place. The Tešanj fortress, after the one in Jajce, is…

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Roman Bridge near Ustikolina: Permanent witness of past times

The Roman bridge near Ustikoline, at the mouth of the Gabeoski stream in the Drina River, has been on the list of national monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina since 2005. The bridge in Kozetina was built on steep terrain and its present length is about ten meters. It was built of blocks of broken stone…

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Jajce – Open Air Museum

Open-air museum and the royal city are labels that Jajce rightfully wears. The beauty of the town in Central Bosnia leaves no one indifferent. Jajce is located at the mouth of Pliva and Vrbas rivers and is known for its lakes, waterfalls, watermills... Jajce was the capital of the Bosnian kings, and and the last Bosnian…

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Medieval fortresses in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Witnesses of strength and power of the medieval Bosnian state

As an intersection of many civilizations, Bosnia and Herzegovina is rich in archaeological remains from the Neolithic, Roman, Illyrian, and medieval periods, which, besides tombstones, left numerous fortresses. They were built during the independence of the Bosnian state, between the 12th and 16th centuries. Fortresses were mainly built on the natural avenue of approach to these…

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Blagaj – Magnet for tourists from all over the world

No story of the tourism and beauty of Bosnia and Herzegovina would be complete without mentioning Blagaj. This oasis of peace and natural harmony is located three kilometers from Mostar Airport. The greatest attention of visitors is attracted by the spring of the river Buna, where there is a mysterious building - dervish' tekke, which…

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Radimlja, necropolis of tombstones called “stećci” in Stolac: The most valuable monuments of medieval Bosnia and Herzegovina

Radimlja, a necropolis of tombstones called “stećci” is one of the most valuable monuments of medieval period in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is located in Vidovo polje (Vido’s field), three kilometres west of Stolac, on the Čapljina-Stolac road. This is one of the most valuable and the most significant “stećak” necropolis in Bosnia and Herzegovina, due…

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