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Great Number of Guests on the Neretva River: Mostar “full” of Tourists (Gallery)

Published August 5, 2016
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[wzslider autoplay=”true”] Mostar attracts many tourists every year and visitors from different countries prefer to come during the summer season.

The city on the Neretva River, and entire Herzegovina, is rich in cultural, historical, and religious monuments, and it is no wonder that the number of overnight stays is increased every season. Take a look at the “crowd” in this beautiful city. Summer, high temperatures and the Neretva River attracted many tourists, as well as local guests.

(Source: faktor.ba)

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