Mostar Collection (page 5)

Balkans - Mostar - Typical Turkish man
Balkans - Mostar - Typical Turkish Muslim man in traditional costume

Balkans - Mostar - Turkish man at ritual prayer

Women departing on Pilgrimage
Turkish women in Mostar, Bosnia Herzegovina, heading off on pilgrimage to Mecca wearing all-enveloping black burkas. Their children are wishing them farewell in the top-rght inset image

Bosnia & Herzegovina - Mostar - Turkish Women in street clothing with heavy veils

Bosnia & Herzegovina - Regional Types in traditional costume - set in montage around a view of the Mostar Bridge

Famous old bridge reconstructed after collapsing in the war in the old town of Mostar, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Europe

View over the town of Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Europe

Old stone houses in the old town of Mostar, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Europe

Restaurant overlooking the Stari Most Peace Bridge on Neretva River, Mostar, Bosnia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Europe

Stari Most Peace Bridge on Neretva River, Mostar, Bosnia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Europe

The new Old Bridge over the fast flowing River Neretva, Mostar, Bosnia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Europe

Stone tiled colour washed houses in the Street of Craftsmen, Mostar, Bosnia, Europe

Old Town, Mostar, Herzegovina, Bosnia Herzegovina, Europe

Cobbled street lined with colourful houses known as Kujundziluk, one of the oldest streets in Mostar leading to the Old Bridge, Old Town, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mostar, Herzegovina

The famous Old Bridge of Mostar built in 1566, destroyed in 1993, rebuilt in 2004 as the New Old Bridge, Mostar, Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Balkans, Europe

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Mostar, a city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is renowned for its iconic Old Bridge that spans the majestic Neretva river. This architectural masterpiece, also known as Stari Most Peace Bridge, stands as a symbol of unity and resilience. As evening falls, the bridge radiates an enchanting charm that captivates visitors from all corners of the world. The town itself boasts a rich history intertwined with diverse religious influences represented by minarets and church towers. Stepping into Mostar feels like stepping back in time to Austro-Hungary's era when the old Narenta Bridge stood proudly amidst Herzegowina's picturesque landscape. Despite facing destruction during the turbulent times of 1993, this famous landmark was rebuilt in 2004 as the New Old Bridge - a testament to Mostar's indomitable spirit. Today, locals and tourists alike can be seen taking leisurely breaks while sipping coffee against this breathtaking backdrop. With its blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty, Mostar continues to leave an indelible mark on anyone fortunate enough to experience its wonders firsthand. Note.