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• Old Bridge Area of the Old City of Mostar
  "Amazing"
  "I don't usually write reviews about places, but I was amazed by Mostar - one of the most scenic towns I have ever been to. Fantastic little market town with bars and restaurants over looking an incredible bridge. Unfortunately, we were a little rushed for time but having seen the place - could have ..."spent at least 2-3 days in the area. You will have no regrets in visiting this place! " More >
• Blagaj tekija
  "Dervish tekke and perfect peace"
  "Ten or fifteen kilometres south of Mostar there's a village called Blagaj, which has an ancient and very beautiful tekke. (A tekke is a dervish meeting house; dervishes follow the mystical, sufi tradition in Islam.) After the crush and confusion of Mostar, it's wonderful to go there to calm down an..."d recharge your batteries. No need to be Sufi, or even Moslem (you'll be asked to remove your shoes, and of course you should behave decently, with respect, but that's all). Non-believers will appreciate the tekke too, for its peace and beauty. Blagaj is also remarkable for its natural beauty - the pure river down below, where I believe you can hire a canoe, and trees and crags and the ruins of an ancient castle perched up above - I believe the whole site is listed by UNESCO. People with mobility problems should be aware that visitors to the tekke have to walk two hundred yards or so along a good, level path from the car-park, and there are a few stairs inside to reach the upstairs r... " More >
• Zitomislic Monastery
  "The most beautiful place in Bosnia ?"
  "Zitomislic, some ten or twelve kilometres south of Mostar, is a well-known beauty spot and a place where people from town come for a rest. The monastery (orthodox) was very badly damaged and has been restored, but it doesn't show. The interior is wonderfully cool and peaceful, but one feels the ..."special spirit of the place best from the green lawns outside. Zitomislic is near Blagaj, and on the road back to Mostar from Pocitelj. I saw all of them on a round trip lasting, I think. about four or five hours, including time exploring Pocitelj, etc. " More >