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Holidays in Bosnia - Travel information Bosnia
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Muslim / Croat Federation
Bosnia and Herzegovina has long been the crossroads of many civilizations and cultures. It is these centuries of cultural diversity
that has melted Bosnia and Herzegovina into a fascinating, interesting and beautiful country in Europe
Cities in Bosnia: Banja Luka, Bihac, Bijeljina, Brcko,
Derventa, Medjugorje, Mostar, Neum, Prijedor, Sanski Most, Sarajevo, Travnik, Trebinje, Tuzla, Vitez, Zenica
Capital City Bosnia & Herzegovina : Sarajevo
car hire, hostels, hotels, travel agency, travel guides, transport / traveling to bosnia
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Car Rental Bosnia
 Sixt -
Pick-Up Station / Return Station: Mostar DT and Sarajevo Airport
Hotels in Bosnia
Hotels in Bosnia & Herzegovina - Hotel Guide Bosnia
Hotel in Mostar, Neum and Serajevo.
- Hotels
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BH - Bosnia Hotels & Restaurants, o.a. Hotel Bosnia
Hostels / Budget Accommodations
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National Parks
Nacionalni Park Kozara, Prijedor, Tel.: +387 52 232 640
National Park "Kozara" was founded in 1967. It is situated in the northwestern part of Republic of Srpska, and
occupies a central part of mount Kozara. It spreads in north - south direction, with the length of 7-km. and average width 3 - 6 km.
The central position in this area is Mrakovica. This is a flat plateau with a small settlement of the same name.
The area of the National Park is 3.375 ha, with the highest point Mrakovica at 806 m.
The area of NP "Kozara" is orohidrographic point. It is a source of crystal clear rivers Mljecanica, Mostanica,
Vojskovacka River, Bukovica, as well as numerous springs. From Mrakovica with its cen-tral position in NP
"Kozara", there are valleys, mountain slopes and ranges decorated with mead-ows, in all directions.
Travel Agents / Tour Operators
- Create your perfect trip - Flight, Hotel and Car
Fortuna Trade Tours - based in Mostar
Sub-agent of Generalturist Zagreb, Air tours Atlas, Kompas Zagreb, Avio Expres Sarajevo, Budget rent-a-car, and Adriatica S.P.A. Venezia
Kompas-Serajevo - based in Serajevo
Relax Tours - based in Serajevo
Tourist arrangements in Bosnia-Herzegovina and in other countries
Bijeli - Unac rafting - rafting, kayaking, fishing, etc.
By Senad Zulic-Beli [ in 1996 coach national kayak team BiH ].
Green Visions, Serajevo, Tel/Fax: +387(0)33 207169
Eco-tourism group, located in the capital Sarajevo. We specialize in great adventures in Bosnia's pristine wild
nature while working on sustainable tourist development for rural communities that will protect their culture, traditions, and, of course, the nature we all share
Riverfree, Zagreb, Tel.: +385-1-618 33 33 - a.o. holidays in Bosnia
Rafting [Strbecki waterfall, Una river], canoeing, kayaking, sea kayaking, bicycling, hiking, diving, sailing in warm, unspoiled rivers and lakes, mountains and Adriatic sea.
Travel Guides Bosnia and Herzegovina / Related books
Travel Guides Bosnia [ Amazon.co.uk ]
Bosnia and Herzegovina - by Tim Clancy
Continuing Bradt's focus on the newest nations of Eastern Europe, this is a detailed travel guide to the ex
-Yugoslavian country of Bosnia and Herzegovina, now fully recovered from its years of turmoil.
Paperback 256 pages (May 1, 2004); Publisher: BRADT Travel Guides
Fools Rush In - by Bill Carter
Some trips are chosen, others choose you. When tragedy strikes Bill Carter's life he finds himself drawn to a
war zone. In the modern heart of darkness, the besieged city of Sarajevo, we meet a man rebuilding the ruins of his former self in the most unlikely of places.
Carter joins a maverick aid organization, 'The Serious Road Trip', and dodges snipers to deliver food and
supplies to those the UN can't reach. He makes friends with the artistic community of Sarajevo and fights
alongside them for survival in a place where food and water are scarce, where you meet death every day, but crucially where life, love and laughter ring out all the same.
Paperback 416 pages (February 1, 2005); Publisher: Corgi Adult
Transport / How do I travel to Bosnia
Serajevo Airport - / - Mostar Airport
Opodo -
Flight tickets Serajevo.
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Airline Tickets / Bargain Flights
International Rail
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- Eurostar, TGV and high speed-rail travel across Europe
Rail Europe is the UK's leading supplier of European Rail tickets. Whether you want to take a short break or a
fortnight, your train journey by Eurostar , and connection to Europe with the SNCF range of products, are available to book online.
Centrotrans Bus
BIHAMK - Bosansko Hercegovacki Auto-Moto Klub
Maps International -
Maps Bosnia
Online Map [ Uni Texas - Perry-Castańeda Library - Map Collection Europe ]
Links 
Travel Insurance - travel and holiday insurance for UK and Irish residents
Bosnia and Herzogovina - Official Site of Bosnia and Herzegovina Tourism
Culture, History, Nature, Cities, Religion, Outdoor sports, Coast, Practical info, Travel Agents, Tour operators/Hotels, 50+.
Sarajevo - Grad Sarajevo - City of Sarajevo
Sarajevo - Novi Grad - Sarajevo - Novi Sarajevo Municipality
Sarajevo - Novo Sarajevo - Novo Sarajevo Municipality
Cantons
Bosanska Podrinja
Cities : Goražde, Ustikolina, Prača, Trnovo
Herzegovina-Bosna
Cities : Glamoč, Livno, Pasić, Prisoje, Ravno, Tomislavgrad
Herzegovina-Neretva
Cities : Cerin, Čapljina, Gnojice, Jablanica, Konjic, Međugorje, Mostar, Neum, Ostrožac, Počitelj, Prozor, Rama, Stolac
Posavina
Cities : Bijela, Garevac, Odžak, Orašje, Tramošnica, Zovik
Sarajevo - Kanton Sarajevo
Hadžići, Ilidža, Serajevo
Srednja Bosna
Cities : Bugojno, Brnjaci, Donji Vakuf, Fojnica, Jajce, Kreševo, Novi Travnik, Travnik, Vitez
Tuzla-Podrinja
Cities : Banovići, Drijenica, Gračanica, Gradačac, Humći, Janja, Kalesija, Lukavac, Srebrenik, Olovo, Teočak,
Tuzla
Una-Sana Kanton
Cities : Bihać, Čazin, Ključ, Sanski Most
Zapadna Herzegovina
Cities : Posušje, Ljubuški, Široki Brijeg
Zenica-Doboj
Cities : Breza, Fojnica, Jelah, Kakanj, Maglaj, Zenica, Žepče, Zavidovići, Visoko, Tešanj
Banja Luka - Capital Republika Srpska
Second largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, surrounded by mountains and rolling hills where the cold
mountain river of Vrbas flows from through the center of town. The city is dotted with parks and tree lined
avenues making it a very attractive, healthy, and interesting place to visit. On the website: About the City,
History, Culture, Business, Education, Religion, Housing, Transport, Sport, Tourism and much more
Bihac
The western gate of Bosnia... the crossroads of many ages. This mixed town offers you a delicate taste of east and west.
Bijeljina
Brcko - District
Derventa - Republika Srpska
Medugorje - pelgrimage
Medjugorje is the Shrine of Our Lady located among the hills in the southern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
It's always been a safe place to go. According to six teenagers the Blessed Mother appeared in this small village on June 24th 1981 on a hillside and since then She appears every single day, even today.
Mostar - official website
Mostar is an extraordinary town in every sense of the word. The beauty goes far beyond its ancient Babylon
like 'Olde Towne' and the old bridge that once stood uniting the city from the rugged emerald Neretva River.
Mostar was the city with the most mixed marriages in the former Yugoslavia...not a mosaic of cultures and
traditions but a real melting pot of them. The Mediterranean climate makes it the warmest city in Bosnia and
Herzegovina with mostly sunny days and clear blue skies. The Neretva turns the dry arid surroundings green with figs, kiwis, grapes, pome granites, rose hips, and even mandarins and lemons.
Neum
With its 24 km. of splendidly diversified coast, Neum is the only entrance of BiH to the sea. Its proximity of
significant, interesting and attractive towns such as Dubrovnik, Mostar, Korcula, Hutovo Blato and Medjugorje
enhances the entire tourist offer of Neum and makes it even more attractive for trips, outings, and large group tours.
Prijedor - Republika Srpska
Prijedor lies on the banks of the river Sana and foothill of Kozara. Kozara is 75 kilometers long (the highest
peaks are Lisina 978 meters and Rudine 920 meters). It's rich in forest and suitable for going in for winter
sports. Ski - lift and ski - tracks were made before the War. Members of mountaineer societies and scouts
use every free moment for organization of mountaineer tracks and clubs. There are rehabilitation center
"Banja Mljecanica" and thermal spring "Ljesljani" near the town. There is also fish pond "Sanicani" which makes fishing
Sanski Most - Una-Sana Kanton
Travnik - see Travnik.ba
Travnik, the former residence of the rulers of Bosnia, is now the administrative political center of Central
Bosnia. Travnik is situated in the narrow valley of the Lasva River which is bordered by Vlasic mountain to
the north and Mt. Vilenica to the south. Wherever you may wander here you will find traces of rich culture
and eventful history. Like other central Bosnia towns, Travnik has well preserved its medieval character. The
ancient castle is of particular interest with its still intact city walls and piercing fortresses used to defend the city from outside invaders.
Travnik was once the 'European Istanbul'. It boasted many Ottoman mosques and Islamic schools, and was a
main trading post between Dubrovnik to Belgrade. Many beautiful rivers and river sources run through Travnik... the old town is especially blessed with cascades, brooks and fountains.
Trebinje - Opština Trebinje
It's the southern most town in Bosnia and Herzegovina located only a half-hour from the famous town of
Dubrovnik. Trebinje, too, has a rich history that dates far back into the middle ages. The town is surrounded
by high dry southern Dinaric Alp mountains and fed by long and fertile valleys. Trebinje is a warm, sunny place with a truly authentic Herzegovina ambiance. See also Trebinje portal [ English language ].
Tuzla - After Sarajevo and Banja Luka, Tuzla is the third largest city
The town is located in the northeastern part of Bosnia, just underneath the Majevica mountain range, on the
Jala river. 'Tuzla' is derived from the Turkish word for salt refering to the extensive salt deposits found underneath the city.
Vitez - City of Vitez - town in central Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Vitez is situated in a central part of the Valley of Lasva river, which stretches from south-eastern slope of
mountain Vlasic to Busovaca. This valley is formed on the 390-480 meters of height above sea level. Vitez literally means knight in Croatian, Bosnian, and Serbian.
Zenica - City of Zenica - industrial city and the capital of the Zenica-Doboj Canton
Located ca. 70 km north of Sarajevo on the Bosna river and surrounded by mountains and hills.
BH Radio & TV - public broadcasting Bosnia
City.ba - city info service for Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo
All kinds of information about cities like Banja Luca, Mostar, Tuzla, Serajevo en Zenica
Ljiljan -
Oslobodenje - internet izdanje
Cuisine - Bosnian kitchen
Traditional Bosnian Recipes - see SarayNet - Tradicionalni recepti
Bosnian Cuisine
Bosnian food is closely related to Turkish, Greek, and other Mediterranean Cuisines. However, due to years of Austrian rule, there are many influences from Northern Europe.
History of Bosnia
Independence: April 1992 (from Yugoslavia)
History of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Wikipedia
For the first centuries of the Christian era, Bosnia was part of the Roman Empire. After the fall of Rome,
Bosnia was contested by Byzantium and Rome's successors in the West. Slavs settled the region in the 7th
century, and the kingdoms of Serbia and Croatia split control of Bosnia in the 9th century. The 11th and 12th
centuries saw the rule of the region by the kingdom of Hungary. The medieval banate of Bosnia gained
autonomy by the end of the 12th century, and grew into an independent kingdom in 1377 under king Tvrtko
Kotromanić. Bosnia remained independent up until 1463, when Ottoman Turks conquered the region and established the Province of Bosnia.
During the four centuries of Ottoman rule, many Bosnians dropped their ties to Christianity in favor of Islam. Bosnia was under Ottoman rule until 1878, when it became a colony under Austria-Hungary...
Music, Culture & Entertainment
Bosnian music is a mixture of ethnic Albanian, Bosnian, Croatian, Gypsy, Turkish, Hungarian, Serbian and Macedonian influences.
Epic poems, an ancient tradition, are still sung to the sound of the gusle, a single-string bowed fiddle. Bosnia's
Jewish heritage is still marked in folksongs sung in Ladino, a dialect descended from 15th-century Spanish.
Bosnafolk.com [ Bosna Folk, kulturne tekovine Bosne i Hercegovine ]
Sevdalinka
Derived from the Turkish word sevda (love), sevdalinka songs were the most widespread form of music in
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Incorporating both Western and Eastern elements, these deeply emotional songs
speak metaphorically and symbolically of love won and lost; they came to symbolize Bosnia to natives and
foreigners alike. Sevdalinke is traditionally performed with a saz, a Turkish string instrument. See Wikipedia, Sevdalinke.com and London Sevdah.
Goran Bregovic home page
Skiing
Jahorina Olympic Ski Center and Bjelasnica Olympic Ski Centers
Both close to Sarajevo, hosted the XIV Winter Olympic Games
Web Portal / Bosnian Search Engine / Directories
Bosnian Institute
BH Telecom - phonebook Bosnia
Bosnian Institute - a UK Registered Charity
The Bosnian Institute is a key organization internationally in providing education and information on the history
and culture of Bosnia-Herzegovina, with a special concern for the past and present development of its social,
economic, governmental, legal and cultural conditions, organizations and institutions. Through its programmes
it actively encourages and supports the growth of a pluralist democratic society in Bosnia-Herzegovina and its neighbours.
Bosnie-herzegovina.net
Geography and Climate, The Country [ The Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina / The Federation of Bosnia
and Herzegovina / Republika Srpska / Brčko District / The High Representative ], History, Economy and
Money, People / Religion / Langauges, Travel, Accommodation, Communication, Media, Tourism
DalmatiaNet
Imenik - kind of Yellow Guide Bosnia & Herzogowina
Saray.net - Magazine Serajevo
Sarajevo.moj-grad.com - Info Serajevo
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