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Old Bridge in Mostar holds 1st Place on the List of the Most Spectacular Bridges by Traveller.com

Published: January 14, 2015
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stari most mostarThe famous website Traveller.com positioned the Old Bridge in Mostar on the 1st place of the list representing the most spectacular bridges you will ever cross in your life – reported the correspondent of the ‘Onasa’ Agency and BHRT.

Information following the text about the Old Bridge describe the bridge to be not only amazingly structured but it also represents a triumph of decisiveness. They also write about its history, destruction and renewal.

Besides the Old Bridge in Mostar, other bridges on the list are situated in Turkey, China, Italy, Zambia, Singapore, Budapest, Panama and Iran.

(Source: starmo.ba)

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