The most popular destinations are cities in the southern and central parts of the country. By far the most visited destination is the capital of the country, Sarajevo.
Mostar is the center of the area of Herzegovina. The Old Town and the old bridge of Mostar belong to the UNESCO World Heritage List. Mostar is a popular day trip destination from, for example, Croatia, as it is situated just 45 kilometers from the Croatian border. Near Mostar and the Croatian border, there are also the fantastic Kravica Waterfalls, which you should definitely include in your itinerary, if you have a car at your disposal.
The central parts of the country are covered by mountains and forest. There are also rivers with clear water and small, partially fortified towns to be discovered. For example, Jajce is a versatile destination with fortresses, catacombs and lakes.
The lush city of Banja Luka in the north is the second largest city of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The country also has a short shoreline by the Adriatic Sea dividing the country into two parts. This strip has only one town, Neum, which has a couple of pebble beaches.