Bosnia An Eternal Beauty

Day 1

Hotel - ibis Styles Sarajevo

Arrive at the Sarajevo airport and transfer to the hotel. Check-in to the hotel and relax for the day in Leisure. Sarajevo, the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is sometimes referred to as the "Jerusalem of Europe" due to its long history of religious and cultural diversity. It is one of only a few major European cities to have a mosque, a Catholic church, an Orthodox church, and a synagogue within the same neighborhood. Enjoy the evening at leisure in this friendly city. Overnight in Sarajevo.

Day 2

The day begins with a tour and visit of the Springs of Bosna River, Big Alley and Tunnel of Hope. A three-kilo meter-long plane tree and chestnut-tree Big Alley from Ilidza leads to the beautiful natural monument of Vrelo Bosne (Spring of Bosna river). The Big alley, which was planted with 726 trees in 1894, is ideal for a family day out, long walks, bicycle and roller skate rides, jogging... The spring (Vrelo Bosne) rises at the base of Mt. Igman and contains more than 60 karst springs. Stojcevac, another outdoor destination with parks, forests, wild roses, raspberry and blackberry bushes, is also connected to the Big alley. The Sarajevo Tunnel, sometimes referred to as Tunnel Spasa and Tunnel of Hope, was built between March and June 1993 while Sarajevo was under siege during the Bosnian War. The 800-meter-long corridor is just over a meter wide, and it is 1.5 meters tall on average. The beleaguered community was once again able to access telephone connections, oil supplies, food, and electricity thanks to the tunnel. Following the war, approximately 20 meters of the tunnel became part of a museum that houses many items from the Siege of Sarajevo, the longest-running siege of any city in modern history. Return back to your hotel. Overnight in Sarajevo.

Day 3

The day begins with a tour and visit of Bjelasnica and Igman mountains. Bjelasnica and Igman are popular winter resorts only 25 kilometers from Sarajevo. In 1984, these two mountains hosted the 14th Winter Olympic Games, which included Alpine and Nordic skiing as well as ski jumping competitions. The mountain range stretches for 300 kilometers and has a Mediterranean and continental climate. The Bjelasnica and Igman mountains have been known to experience all four seasons in a single day. In 1984, the Meteorological Observatory was built atop the mountain. There are approximately 25 kilometers of excellent skiing trails in the mountains, as well as hotel accommodations and other amenities. Overnight in Sarajevo.

Day 4

Hotel - Eden Hotel and Spa

The day begins with a tour of Hercegovina : Jablanica and Mostar. Visit Jablanica and take in the breath taking scenery of Jablanica Lake. A one-of-a-kind museum can be found in the city of Jablanica. The Museum of the Battle for the Wounded at Neretva commemorates one of World War IIs most famous battles. The museum is in the city center, next to a blown-up bridge that serves as a symbol of the battle. On a city tour of Mostar, you may see the , which is situated along a narrow, charming cobblestone lane that dates to the middle of the 16th century and is filled with unique craft stores and traditional eateries. One of the three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bosnia is Stari Most, or "The Old Bridge." The Turkish House is one of the most exquisitely maintained house buildings from the Turkish era and it is located near the Old Bridge. One of the most emblematic examples of sacred Islamic architecture from the 16th century is Karadjoz Beys-Mosque, which was constructed in 1635. Overnight in Mostar.

Day 5

The day begins with a tour of Hercegovina: Blagaj, Pocitelj and Kravice waterfalls. Blagaj is a small town located twelve kilo meters from Mostar, beneath a steep rock. One of Europes most abundant river sources are there. There is also an old dervish monastery, which dates from the late 15th or early 16th century and serves as an attractive cultural venue. Later, travel to Pocitelj, an Ottoman hill town and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the glistening waterfalls of Kravice on the Trebizat River. This outstanding natural attraction, where the Trebizat River falls in a broad, 25-meter-high arc into an emerald pool, has a slightly surreal, dreamlike touch to it. In the summer, the cascade is gentler, but the basin provides a serene sanctuary from the sweltering heat for hundreds of locals and tourists. Overnight in Mostar.

Day 6

Hotel - ibis Styles Sarajevo

The day begins with a visit of Konjic, the city is located in the extreme north of mountainous Herzegovina, in the central part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in a valley on both sides of the Neretva River and around the mouth of the Neretva tributary Tresanica. Built in 1682, the Old Bridge in Konjic is considered the point where Herzegovina merges with Bosnia. Built of stone, with a total of six arches, it is one of the most beautiful bridges from the Ottoman period in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Overnight in Sarajevo.

Day 7

The day begins with a visit of Old Town and Trebevic mountain. The day begins with a walking tour of Sarajevos historic district (WHL), which includes: Principe Bridge: The structure was known as Principov Most (bridge) from 1918 to 1993. Vijenica is the most extravagant building built in Sarajevo during the Austro-Hungarian occupation and serves as a symbol of world civilizations colliding. Svrzo Museum - Svrzos House depicts the life of an urban Muslim family in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Gazi Husrev Bey Mosque is one of the finest examples of Ottoman architecture in the Balkans, so make sure to visit it. After lunch at a local restaurant, visit Trebevic Olympic Mountain and its Sunnyland Amusement Park. Enjoy the amazing nature and views over Sarajevo city. Try the cable car and the alpine roller coaster. Return back to your hotel. Overnight in Sarajevo.

Day 8

Free time for shopping before departure to the Sarajevo Airport.