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Best Places to Eat
¨ Mala Kuhinja (p146)
¨ Hindin Han (p151)
¨ Park Prinčeva (p147)
Best Places to Stay
¨ Muslibegović House (p151)
¨ Colors Inn (p145)
¨ Shangri-La (p151)
¨ Hotel Lula (p145) When to Go
Apr–Jun & Oct Beat the heat, especially when exploring in Hercegovina from Mostar.
Jul & Aug Accom-modation fills up as the cities sizzle in the summer sun.
Mid-Jan–mid-Mar Skiing gets cheaper after the New Year holidays.
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Sarajevo°C/°F Temp
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Bosnia & HercegovinaWhy Go?This craggily beautiful land retains some lingering scars from the heartbreaking civil war in the 1990s. But today visitors will more likely remember Bosnia and Hercegovina (BiH) for its deep, unassuming human warmth and for the intriguing East-meets-West atmosphere born of fascinating-ly blended Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian histories.
Major drawcards are the reincarnated antique centres of Sarajevo and Mostar, where rebuilt historical buildings counterpoint fashionable bars and wi-fi–equipped cafes. Fascinating Sarajevo is an architectural gem, with countless minarets amid the tile-roofed houses that rise steeply up its river flanks. Mostar is world famous for its extraordinary arc of 16th-century stone bridge, photogenically flanked by cute mill-house restaurants. The town is set at the heart of Herce-govina’s sun-baked wine country, with waterfalls, a riverside sufi-house and an Ottoman fortress all nearby.
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1 Potter around the timeless turkish- and Austrian-era pedestrian lanes of old Sarajevo (p141).
2 Discover more about the hopes and horrors of the 1990s civil war at the intensely
moving Tunnel Museum (p144).
3 Nose about Mostar’s atmospheric old town, seeking ever-new angles from which to photograph young men throwing themselves off the
magnificently rebuilt Stari Most (old Bridge; p149).
4 Make a satisfyingly varied day trip from Mostar to Kravice Waterfalls (p152) and other gems of Hercegovina.
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