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Capital Sarajevo Government Federal Democratic Republic Currency Convertible Mark (BAM) Area 51,129 sq km Population 3,531,159 (2013.) Language Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian Religion Muslims 50.7%, Orthodox Christians 30.75%, Roman Catholics 15.19%, others 3.36% Electricity 220V/50Hz (European plug) Country code +387 Internet TLD .ba Time Zone UTC+1
Stari most ( “Old Bridge” ) is the most popular tourist attraction in Mostar.
The bridge crosses river Neretva, which is one of the most beautiful rivers in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Stari most is the symbol of the city and it splits the city into 2 halves. Both halves of the city have different dominant ethnicities and therefore, specific buildings and culture that belongs to that ethnicity. In 2005. Stari most got included as one of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites.
Even though it’s a very small country, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has a great history and culture, which had a big impact on the other countries of Balkan. Bosnia has produced some great writers, musicians, movie directors and painters. Sarajevo was the capital city of Bosnia through whole history of the country and it is the biggest city in the country, but also one of the most beautiful cities in the region.
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In recent years there has been an increase in medical tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Main reason foreign guests come is because of health, recreational or aesthetic reasons and the quality of services, but also because of prices which are considerably lower than prices in their countries. Sarajevo in particular is able to offer top-quality healthcare quickly and efficiently – that's the reason why people are starting to come from all over the world, willing to pay for medical procedures to be carried out in Sarajevo. [...]
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