From the medieval village of Počitelj to the famous Stari Most in Mostar, and finally the serene Blagaj Monastery, our day trip from Dubrovnik was filled with history, stunning views, and a few surprises. We returned with full hearts, tired feet, and one last gelato to celebrate.
In transit from Sarajevo to Slovenia, we spent a quiet day in Zagreb, Croatia’s capital. From early-morning flights and a peaceful hotel stay in Old Town to a wood-fired pizza dinner at a hidden local favorite, the city offered a gentle pause and a taste of both history and renewal.
Our day in Sarajevo took us from the emotional weight of Gallery 11/07/95—an unforgettable museum dedicated to the Srebrenica genocide—to an incredible dinner filled with warmth, flavor, and gracious hospitality. A powerful reminder of the depth of history and the quiet joys that follow reflection.
Wander through Sarajevo’s Old Town where East meets West in architecture, faith, and daily life. From ancient mosques and the majestic Town Hall to Gavrilo Princip’s fateful moment and war-scarred Sarajevo Roses, this journey through Bosnia’s capital reveals a resilient city shaped by empires, conflict, and coexistence.
A whirlwind day in Sarajevo unfolds with smoky bazaars, Ottoman mosques, and a visit to the site of Franz Ferdinand’s assassination. From sipping Bosnian coffee to tracking down the city’s best burger, this journal captures the multicultural soul of a city where East meets West—and history lingers on every corner.