Herzegovina Collection (page 5)

Bosnia and Herzegovina - Carpet Weavers at work. Date: 1911

Mostar - Mostar Bridge (Stari Most) over the Neretva River
Mostar - the 16th century Ottoman Bridge (Stari Most) over the Neretva River, Bosnia and Herzegovina, designed by the architect Mimar Hayruddin. Date: circa 1910s

The City Hall, Sarajevo - Bosnia and Herzegovina, built in 1896. Became the National and University Library in 1949 - damaged by fire during the Siege of Sarajevo in 1992

Mostar old town with the Old Bridge over the Neretva river, Bosnia and Herzegovina
The old city of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The bridge is a famous tourist destination and was destroyed in the Bosnian War in 1993 but rebuilt ten years later

Field Marshal General Potiorek, Austrian army officer
Field Marshal General Oskar Potiorek (1853-1933), Austrian army officer and Commander-in-Chief. He served as the Austro-Hungarian governor of Bosnia and Herzegovina between 1911 and 1914

Bosnia Herzegovina - Trebinje. A group of Muslim Carpet and Textile sellers - two are seated and smoking a Hookah Pipe

A Turkish Bula Woman from Sarajevo
A Turkish Bula Woman and boy from Sarajevo

Bosnian Couple in traditional costume

Bosnia & Herzegovina - Bosanski Brod. Located on the right bank of the River Sava on the border with Croatia

British Forces in Bosnia, 1992-1994
One of 63 colour photographs relating to British Forces in Bosnia, 1992-1994. Date: 1994

British Forces in Bosnia
One of 63 colour photographs relating to British Forces in Bosnia, 1992-1994. Date: 1992

Wandering Dervish - Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sahin (Sajahin) a Wandering Dervish from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dervish or Darvesh in Persian usually refers to a person who is a seeker of the truth i.e. universal truth

Panoramic view of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Date: 1929

Independence of Bosnia Herzegovina, 1875. Fight near Trebign
Independence of Bosnia Herzegovina, 1875. Uprising Herzegovina. Fight near Trebigne, who won the insurgents. Engraving. The Spanish and American Illustration, 1875. Colored

Sarajevo / Street Scene
Sarajevo: street scene Date: 1909

Mostar Bridge Date: 1969

General view of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
General view of Sarajevo, capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Beni Kallay, Prime Minister of Bosnia, 1895
Beni Kallay(1839-1903), Austro-Hungarian administrator of the Condominium of Bosnia and Herzegovina until his death. Date: 1895

Madame de Kallay (Vilma Bethlen), the wife of Beni Kallay, Austro-Hungarian administrator of the Condominium of Bosnia and Herzegovina until his death in 1903

Milena Mrazovic (1863 - 1927), Croatian-born writer and journalist in Bosnia Herzegovina. author of Selam; or Sketches and Tales of Bosnian Life (1899). Date: 1899

Satellite view of Italy and the Adriatic Sea
November 17, 2004 - Satellite view of Italy and the Adriatic Sea. The waters along the Italian coastline are a milky green where the wind-tossed waves have churned the water

Satellite view of Italy
September 19, 2009 - Relatively few clouds mar the view of Italy. Also visible are France, Switzerland, Germany, and Austria from left to right along the snow-capped Alps

The Bosnian Pavilion at the Universal Exhibition of 1900, Paris, illustration
XIR267162 The Bosnian Pavilion at the Universal Exhibition of 1900, Paris, illustration from Le Petit Journal, 27th May 1900 (colour litho) by French School

HERZEGOVINA UPRISING, 1875. Bashi-bazouk soldiers escorting insurgent prisoners during the Herzegovina Uprising against Ottoman rule, 1875. Contemporary wood engraving

BOSNIAN INSURRECTION, 1876. Turkey Pie. The emperors of Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Russia invite Britannia to join their efforts to end the insurrection in Bosnia

HERZEGOVINA CARTOON, 1875. Disinterested advisers. Bruin - You must feel, dear Turkey
HERZEGOVINA CARTOON, 1875. Disinterested advisers. Bruin - " You must feel, dear Turkey, our only object is your good

Porter from Bosnia and Herzegovina with rope over shoulder Date: circa 1910s

Bosnia-Herzegovina - Turkish Ottoman Man in the distinctive costume of the region. Date: circa 1905

Soldier sitting amid a group of children - Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Date: circa 1910s

Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina - The Turkish Quarter - Street scene Date: circa 1908

Bosnian Bridesmaid with elaborate headdress
Bridesmaid from the territory close to Srebrenica, Bosnia Herzegovina wearing a quite sensational headdress and rather low-cut blouse! Date: circa 1910s

Bosnia-Hercegovina-Trebinje. Republika Serbska (RS) Town on the Trebisnjica River-View of the Arslanagic Bridge (b.1574)

Bosnia-Hercegovina - Mostar. The Old Bridge Stari Most - (b. 1556 / destroyed
Bosnia-Hercegovina - Mostar. The Old Bridge Stari Most - (b.1556/destroyed in 1993 / rebuilt in 2004) symbol of Mostar / Dusk

Bosnia & Hercegovina- Sarajevo. Muslim Cemetery South Side of Miljacka River

Bosnia-Hercegovia - Mostar. The Old Bridge Stari Most - (b. 1556 / destroyed
Bosnia-Hercegovia - Mostar. The Old Bridge Stari Most - (b.1556/destroyed in 1993 / rebuilt in 2004) symbol of Mostar

Bosnia & Hercegovina- Sarajevo. Latin Bridge over the Miljacka River- Here in 1914 the assasination of Austrian Archduke Ferdinand by Serbian Nationalist Gavrilo Princip started WW1

BOSNIA & HERCEGOVINA, Sarajevo. National Library Overview from the South Side
Bosnia & Hercegovina, Sarajevo. National Library Overview from the South Side

Bosnia & Hercegovina- Sarajevo. City View and National Library / Evening

A graveyard with many recent tombs from the war with white tombstones. Along Marsala
A graveyard with many recent tombs from the war. Along Marsala Tita Tito street. Historic town of Mostar. Town of Mostar. Federation Bosne i Hercegovine. Bosnia Herzegovina

View from the hilltop tower over the Neretva river and the plain in the river valley. Pocitelj historic Muslim and Christian village near Mostar. Bosnia Herzegovina

A panoramic view across the tremendously impressive Orin or Bijela Gora mountain
View across Orin or Bijela Gora mountaintops close to the border to Montenegro on the road between Trebinje and Niksic. Republika Srpska. Bosnia Herzegovina

Vineyards planted on the plain along the river Neretva, in the Mostar Citluk region near the village Zitomislici. Federation Bosne i Hercegovine. Bosnia Herzegovina

View of the river Trebisnjica in a steep valley near Trebinje. Trebinje. Republika Srpska. Bosnia Herzegovina, Europe

Map of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Sarajevo Catholic Church, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Europe

Bosnia-Hercegovina -Pocitelj. Ottoman Era Town-Clocktower (sahat kula)

Bosnia-Hercegovina - Sarajevo. Bascarsija Ottoman Era Old Town- Fabric Souvenirs

Bosnia-Hercegovina -Pocitelj. Fruit snacks for sale

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Discover the enchanting beauty of Herzegovina, a region nestled in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Immerse yourself in the rich history and cultural heritage as you explore its captivating cities and landmarks. Begin your journey in Mostar, where the iconic Old Bridge gracefully spans over the Neretva River. Marvel at its architectural splendor and feel the echoes of centuries past reverberate through its ancient stones. As evening falls, witness the Stari Most Peace Bridge illuminate with a warm glow, casting a magical spell over Mostar. Venture further into Bosanska Gradiska and be transported back in time to when it was under Ottoman rule. Admire remnants of this era through an intriguing Ottoman Empire cartoon that depicts life during those times. Experience Doboj's vibrant street scene, capturing snapshots of daily life in northern Bosnia and Herzegovina. Delve deeper into history as you study a map showcasing Herzegovina's geographical significance within Bosnia, Servia (Serbia), and Montenegro during different periods. Visit Jajce, where historical sites like fortresses stand tall amidst breathtaking natural landscapes. Continue your exploration to Konjic, immersing yourself in its charm while savoring a cup of traditional Bosnian coffee - an integral part of local culture. Encounter Serb communities residing harmoniously within Bosnia Herzegovina, exemplifying unity amidst diversity. In Livno, discover architectural wonders such as mosques that reflect the region's religious diversity. Take a moment to appreciate Livno's serene ambiance before bidding farewell to this picturesque town. Herzegovina beckons with open arms; come experience its allure firsthand.