Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a small country in southeastern Europe, on the Balkan Peninsula.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of the most picturesque countries in the Balkans, it owes its diversity to its cultural uniqueness in Europe, with four religions shaping its history over the centuries. An unrivalled meeting of East and West awaits the traveller in this extraordinary country, which bears the hallmarks of both the former Ottoman Empire and the Monarchy. Visitors to Bosnia and Herzegovina will find nice people, beautiful mountain landscapes, winding rivers, waterfalls and medieval castle ruins. It is also home to Europe’s last remaining primeval forest, Perucica, part of the Sutjeska National Park near the Montenegrin border. The heart of the Bosnia and Herzegovina section, wedged into the Croatian coast, is the popular and well-equipped resort town of Neum. From the charming, picturesque towns of Mostar and Sarajevo, rich in history and buildings, to the oldest monuments of Slavic history, this unique Balkan country is well worth a visit.