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Ahmici, Bosnia and Herzegovina
actually the lil town is too sad to be seen! during the balkan-war in 1992-1995 some barbarian things has happen! may the children of ahmici rest in peace.
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Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
One of my favorites! The locals were incredible! Polite, protective of our BMW and wow we could not ask for a better city! It is all about the people in Sarajevo, very safe, NATO troops were out in the city, the locals were lovely, and I await to return with my kids again!
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Medugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
The Virgin Mary chose to appear to 7 children from this village - and after visiting this rural tiny village, you understand that decision. Its a slice of heaven
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Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Important: Beware of the thieves. I met a band who had a gig there and they got everything stolen from their track. It seems that robbery is very frequent in Sarajevo. People used to tell me that almost everywere in Bosnia. A bad reputation which actually seems to be true.
Accomodation: it's plenty of BBs there. Actually they are like houses with a pair of vacant rooms people tend to transform into "tourists rooms". I suggest you book there rather than a chain hotel (there's a Holiday Inn but hey... they really need us to support local economy!)
Food: quite cheap actually, You can find lovely places to dine exp. in the town center. They usually have an inner garden too. Try the coffee, which is made in quite an "oriental" style.
What to bring: bring... a bag. Place ALL of your money there and then always keep your eyes on that. Don't bring expensive goodies you can't walk with.
Extra tips: The centre is really beautiful since it has been almost completely rebuilted after war. Therefore, it's important you take some time to visit the rest of the city. You'll see houses with bullets signs on the walls and a status of ruin. But you'll figure out a bit better what the was has been to the city. A bit painful and sad but... travel is learning too. Try to find someone to chat with asking about that period and how life and city population has changed. That can be very instructive.
Accomodation: it's plenty of BBs there. Actually they are like houses with a pair of vacant rooms people tend to transform into "tourists rooms". I suggest you book there rather than a chain hotel (there's a Holiday Inn but hey... they really need us to support local economy!)
Food: quite cheap actually, You can find lovely places to dine exp. in the town center. They usually have an inner garden too. Try the coffee, which is made in quite an "oriental" style.
What to bring: bring... a bag. Place ALL of your money there and then always keep your eyes on that. Don't bring expensive goodies you can't walk with.
Extra tips: The centre is really beautiful since it has been almost completely rebuilted after war. Therefore, it's important you take some time to visit the rest of the city. You'll see houses with bullets signs on the walls and a status of ruin. But you'll figure out a bit better what the was has been to the city. A bit painful and sad but... travel is learning too. Try to find someone to chat with asking about that period and how life and city population has changed. That can be very instructive.
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Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina
they say there are pyramids...you have to check it out!!!
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Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
watch out for their espresso-coffee. it's very good but strong as hell! :)
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Gorica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
malo naselje odma s druge strane Imotskog (u BiH). zgodno je, nema puno ljudi... :)
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Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
bio jednom davno i vise se ni ne sjecam...a sta cu..
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Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Important: Beware of the thieves. I met a band who had a gig there and they got everything stolen from their track. It seems that robbery is very frequent in Sarajevo. People used to tell me that almost everywere in Bosnia. A bad reputation which actually seems to be true.
Accomodation: it's plenty of BBs there. Actually they are like houses with a pair of vacant rooms people tend to transform into "tourists rooms". I suggest you book there rather than a chain hotel (there's a Holiday Inn but hey... they really need us to support local economy!)
Food: quite cheap actually, You can find lovely places to dine exp. in the town center. They usually have an inner garden too. Try the coffee, which is made in quite an "oriental" style.
What to bring: bring... a bag. Place ALL of your money there and then always keep your eyes on that. Don't bring expensive goodies you can't walk with.
Extra tips: The centre is really beautiful since it has been almost completely rebuilted after war. Therefore, it's important you take some time to visit the rest of the city. You'll see houses with bullets signs on the walls and a status of ruin. But you'll figure out a bit better what the was has been to the city. A bit painful and sad but... travel is learning too. Try to find someone to chat with asking about that period and how life and city population has changed. That can be very instructive.
Accomodation: it's plenty of BBs there. Actually they are like houses with a pair of vacant rooms people tend to transform into "tourists rooms". I suggest you book there rather than a chain hotel (there's a Holiday Inn but hey... they really need us to support local economy!)
Food: quite cheap actually, You can find lovely places to dine exp. in the town center. They usually have an inner garden too. Try the coffee, which is made in quite an "oriental" style.
What to bring: bring... a bag. Place ALL of your money there and then always keep your eyes on that. Don't bring expensive goodies you can't walk with.
Extra tips: The centre is really beautiful since it has been almost completely rebuilted after war. Therefore, it's important you take some time to visit the rest of the city. You'll see houses with bullets signs on the walls and a status of ruin. But you'll figure out a bit better what the was has been to the city. A bit painful and sad but... travel is learning too. Try to find someone to chat with asking about that period and how life and city population has changed. That can be very instructive.
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Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina
they say there are pyramids...you have to check it out!!!
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Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
watch out for their espresso-coffee. it's very good but strong as hell! :)
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Gorica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
malo naselje odma s druge strane Imotskog (u BiH). zgodno je, nema puno ljudi... :)
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Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
bio jednom davno i vise se ni ne sjecam...a sta cu..
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Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina
they say there are pyramids...you have to check it out!!!
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Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
europe's jerusalem/damashq...love everything about this city...MUST SEE!!!
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Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
beautiful city althoug its divided in 2 (moslem- and croatan site) the city's landmark is stari most (old bridge - on the moslem site) and the green river neretva! JUST BEAUTIFUL!!!!
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Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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