Bosnia and Herzegovina is a travel destination in Southeast Europe. Its capital is Sarajevo. September and October are its two best months to visit, ranked on 1991–2020 climate averages.
Top places to visit in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mostar (landmark, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) — Old Bridge (Stari Most) — iconic Ottoman arch over the emerald Neretva river.
Sarajevo (city, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) — Jerusalem of Europe — where East meets West, and site of the 1984 Winter Olympics.
Kravice Waterfalls (natural, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) — Turquoise waterfall amphitheatre on the Trebižat river — Bosnia's natural wonder.
Blagaj Tekke (landmark, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) — 16th-century Dervish monastery perched at the source of the Buna river spring.
Jajce (natural, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) — Waterfall plunging into the town centre — where AVNOJ was declared in WWII.
Sutjeska National Park (natural, Republika Srpska) — Bosnia's oldest national park — primeval Perućica rainforest and Maglić peak.
Pocitelj (landmark, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) — Ottoman fortified village cascading down a hillside above the Neretva.
Medjugorje (landmark, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) — Major Catholic pilgrimage site where the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared in 1981.
Konjic (natural, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) — Rafting capital of Bosnia — Neretva Canyon kayaking and WWII Tito bunker D-0.
Travnik (city, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) — Former Ottoman capital of Bosnia — colourful fortress and birthplace of Nobel novelist Ivo Andrić.