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Trivago Recommends: Mostar as one of the Cities that must be visited in 2016

Published: September 26, 2015
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mostar2Popular world tourist website Trivago made a list of cities by the index of prices for services, for the 3rd time.

This is the list of 20 cities that are, according to the opinion of visitors of Trivago, listed as the best cities out of the 100 when it comes to the best offer for a low price. According to this, Trivago recommended visiting only these cities in the upcoming 2016.

As many as five Chinese cities are on this most prestigious list, but most importantly, the jewel of Herzegovina on the Neretva River, Mostar, is on the 2nd place. On the first place is Chinese Fenghuang, third place went to Bulgarian Veliko Tarnovo, and the 4th position went to Novi Sad in Vojvodina.

Mostar was on the first place on the same list last year, while Novi Sad was in the 2nd place.

Top cities:

1. Fenghuang, China

2. Mostar, B&H

3. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

4. Novi Sad, Serbia

5. Pingyao, China

6. Sibiu, Romania

7. Suzdal, Russia

8. Pecs, Hungary

9. Wayanad, India

10. Dali, China

11. Ouarzazate, Morocco

12. Kaliningrad, Russia

13. Rishikesh, India

14. Luoyang, China

15. Druskininkai, Lithuania

16. Foshan, China

17. Lviv, Ukraine

18. Trapani, Italy

19. Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic

20. Pokhara, Nepal

(Source: klix.ba)

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