Bosnia-Herzegovina
This crossroads of the Balkans has been marked by Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian and Yugoslavian influences which can be seen reflected in its towns and cities and in its heritage. The capital, Sarajevo, is a perfect example of that diversity. It is well-known for its complex history and blends both Eastern and Western influences. The old town is a symbol of this meeting of cultures.
You will also find that in Bosnia-Herzegovina, life is one big celebration!
The city’s inhabitants are known for being incredibly welcoming and will share that zest for life over a sumptuous meal. The local cuisine is rich and tasty, a real adventure for the taste buds. Presented with cevapi, which are delicious skewers of minced meat, and baklava, which are sweet, nutty pastries, you will be spoilt for choice.
Time zone
UTC +2. In winter, it is 1 hour ahead of The Netherlands. In summer, there is no time difference.
Currency:
The currency of Bosnia-Herzegovina is the Bosnian Mark (BAM).
Travel documents
You need a valid passport or identity card. This needs to be valid for at least 3 months upon your return.