Such a mesmerizing tour of Mostar! The history and architecture are truly captivating, especially the iconic bridge. It's like stepping back in time while wandering those cobblestone streets. Thanks for showcasing these hidden gems and the delicious Bosnian cuisine! Can't wait to explore more through your videos.
Love the river scenery there - it's so beautiful, especially at the bridge area. Although a heavy topic, would definitely enjoy seeing the museum in person. So much yummy food there. That restaurant where you had dinner would be amazing in the nicer weather. Great comfort food for the cold weather.
The food in Bosnia is delicious 😋. Yeah I didn't want to start away from the topic. It seemed pertinent particularly now with all the chaos in the world to remind people, this can happen again. It wasn't just in WW2.
@AdventuresOfATravelingDon definitely an important and relevant topic. I think it's good to become familiar with the history of places we visit as travellers.
I was also old enough to know the war going on and since I had been there before, it was more personal. And as you say, it happend in my lifetime... But I didn't know Bosnië was the centre of it all. Thanks for sharing this. Food always helps to feel better! 😋
I hope you had a great time in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the country where I was born and where I still live. We are one of the poorer countries in Europe, but we have beautiful natural resources such as mountains, waterfalls, rivers... I hope there will be more reports from these areas of mine: Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia... I'm glad you got to know our region.
Love the architecture of the old town and color of water. Its truly a hidden gem which has amazing food, ancient history and lots more. The dinner looks tempting and delicious too. This place definitely worth a visit
I wish I would’ve went to Bosnia when I was in Croatia and Montenegro. Wow jumping into the water from the bridge sounds interesting. I’m going to have to look up videos. And perfect time for beer! It’s 5 o clock somewhere lol!
It's honestly beautiful the old town is like something out of a fairytale. The view from the bridge wow Veal soup never had it but would like to try. Dinner looked delicious especially the stewed beef.
The buildings and bridge looks amazing. I see you enjoying the food again. The history as you give it , is always interesting. Any war always leaves much to recover from. Thanks for the interesting history and the sincerity in perspective of the war.
A dark past, hopefully a bright future. I forgot they were still fighting up until 2000 - 01, I visited in 2004 so it was so close to the end of the war. sad to hear there are still palpable tensions but I am not surprised. I remember talking to some Bosnians in Sarajevo who said that if the UN left the war would be on again the second they did. The museum was not open. neither was the bridge to be fair. or much when I was there. it looks so COLD - your face goes red about halfway through from the freezing wind I am guessing. Believe it or not I was there during a heatwave where it was around 40 degrees (Celsius, that's like 110 or more Fahrenheit I think). Sarajevo is definitely worth a visit. looking fwd to seeing Split I have heard really good things about it. great vid Ben!
See I'm fascinated to hear about it only a few years after the make conflicts ended. I think Kaat told me she visited Dubrovnik while it was still under Yugoslavia rule. It's crazy how much has changed. The major part of the war ended in 1995 after the Dayton accords but, there were still armed conflicts in 99 and 00 mainly around the Kosovo region. To be fair I think that is still going on in a cold war fashion currently.
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Such a mesmerizing tour of Mostar! The history and architecture are truly captivating, especially the iconic bridge. It's like stepping back in time while wandering those cobblestone streets. Thanks for showcasing these hidden gems and the delicious Bosnian cuisine! Can't wait to explore more through your videos.
The bridge is the symbol of the city. An absolutely majestic piece of architecture.
Love the river scenery there - it's so beautiful, especially at the bridge area. Although a heavy topic, would definitely enjoy seeing the museum in person. So much yummy food there. That restaurant where you had dinner would be amazing in the nicer weather. Great comfort food for the cold weather.
The food in Bosnia is delicious 😋. Yeah I didn't want to start away from the topic. It seemed pertinent particularly now with all the chaos in the world to remind people, this can happen again. It wasn't just in WW2.
@AdventuresOfATravelingDon definitely an important and relevant topic. I think it's good to become familiar with the history of places we visit as travellers.
THANK YOU FRIEND FOR VISIT AND COME TO THE CAPITAL CITI OF BIH ,SARAJEVO
Next time I will
I was also old enough to know the war going on and since I had been there before, it was more personal. And as you say, it happend in my lifetime...
But I didn't know Bosnië was the centre of it all.
Thanks for sharing this.
Food always helps to feel better! 😋
Yeah it's crazy the things that have happened in my lifetime that I may have been aware of but, was too young or too far removed to truly understand.
I need to add this place to my bucket list! So beautiful!! 😄
Absolutely
I hope you had a great time in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the country where I was born and where I still live. We are one of the poorer countries in Europe, but we have beautiful natural resources such as mountains, waterfalls, rivers... I hope there will be more reports from these areas of mine: Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia... I'm glad you got to know our region.
I've got a couple more stops in Croatia I filmed during this trip. Didn't make it to Serbia this time but I've been twice and have had a great time.
Love the architecture of the old town and color of water. Its truly a hidden gem which has amazing food, ancient history and lots more. The dinner looks tempting and delicious too. This place definitely worth a visit
Have you been?
I wish I would’ve went to Bosnia when I was in Croatia and Montenegro. Wow jumping into the water from the bridge sounds interesting. I’m going to have to look up videos. And perfect time for beer! It’s 5 o clock somewhere lol!
It's definitely worth a trip when you go back
Wow, i learned a lot. Such a beautiful place
Indeed it is!
Mostar is definitely on my bucket list. I'm already starting a tour of the Balkan countries, and Bosnia is certainly on my list.
What's your route for this trip?
It's honestly beautiful the old town is like something out of a fairytale.
The view from the bridge wow
Veal soup never had it but would like to try.
Dinner looked delicious especially the stewed beef.
I'm glad you liked it. It truly is a wonderful town.
So much tragic history, but the museum looks well done.
It's tragic and something that shouldn't be hidden. Thanks for watching
The buildings and bridge looks amazing. I see you enjoying the food again. The history as you give it , is always interesting. Any war always leaves much to recover from. Thanks for the interesting history and the sincerity in perspective of the war.
Thank you for watching
A dark past, hopefully a bright future. I forgot they were still fighting up until 2000 - 01, I visited in 2004 so it was so close to the end of the war. sad to hear there are still palpable tensions but I am not surprised. I remember talking to some Bosnians in Sarajevo who said that if the UN left the war would be on again the second they did. The museum was not open. neither was the bridge to be fair. or much when I was there. it looks so COLD - your face goes red about halfway through from the freezing wind I am guessing. Believe it or not I was there during a heatwave where it was around 40 degrees (Celsius, that's like 110 or more Fahrenheit I think). Sarajevo is definitely worth a visit. looking fwd to seeing Split I have heard really good things about it. great vid Ben!
See I'm fascinated to hear about it only a few years after the make conflicts ended. I think Kaat told me she visited Dubrovnik while it was still under Yugoslavia rule. It's crazy how much has changed. The major part of the war ended in 1995 after the Dayton accords but, there were still armed conflicts in 99 and 00 mainly around the Kosovo region. To be fair I think that is still going on in a cold war fashion currently.
What a beautiful country and city. I had know idea there is such a big Muslim community there. I would definitely like to check it out.
It's worth a trip. The culture there is such a unique blend.
Very much the city i live in i wish i coukd have net you
I had a blast. Next time I come through town.
some say urmasica some say hrumasica
As an American that has no idea how to say it I'm still trying to figure it out myself.
Wow I am from Mostar and these is great hope u back soon in my town :D
Your city was an amazing experience. Definitely coming back during the summer someday