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“Mostar swallows“ began to entertain Tourists

Published: April 27, 2015
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mostar tourismBesides Sarajevo, Mostar is one of the most attractive cities in BiH for tourists, especially because of its beauty and the Old bridge.

Yesterday as well, Mostar was visited by the large number of tourists who enjoyed in the beautiful weather and charms of Mostar. Certainly one of the most attractive offers for tourist are jumps from the Old bridge. So, courageous Mostar man jumped yesterday for the visitors of Mostar, and tourists have been recording it with their cameras.

Although Neretva is still cold, jumpers, popular swallows, didn’t miss the opportunity to entertain tourists with jumps. The famous Old Bridge was built in the 16th century, and was destroyed by HVO forces on 9th November 1993, and was re-built after the war in 2004.

Old bridge is the first monument in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is on the UNESCO list of protected cultural monuments of the world.

Mostar is the largest urban center in Herzegovina, and the fifth largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

(Source: nap.ba)

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