بوسنی و هرزگوین

Nestled in the heart of the Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina is a land where the vibrant echoes of the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires still resonate through cobbled streets and grand architecture. From the resilient spirit of Sarajevo to the iconic arch of Mostar’s Stari Most, you will discover a country defined by its complex history and breathtaking natural beauty. Emerald rivers like the Neretva carve through limestone canyons, leading to cascading waterfalls and medieval fortresses perched on rocky heights. Whether you are sipping slow-brewed coffee in a bustling bazaar or hiking the rugged peaks of the Dinaric Alps, the warmth of local hospitality is ever-present. This is a destination for those seeking authenticity, where every mountain pass and historic bridge tells a story of survival, culture, and transformation.

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ما این راهنما را با استفاده از داده‌های رسمی گردشگری، اطلاعات محلی و قیمت‌های واقعی از راهنماهای شهری خود ساخته‌ایم تا بتوانید سفرتان را با اطمینان برنامه‌ریزی کنید.

2 شهرها
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دانستنی‌های سریع

پایتخت
Sarajevo
زبان‌ها
Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
واحد پول
Convertible Mark (BAM)
1 KM ≈ ۷۸۱٬۹۴۲ IRR
نوع پریز
Type F (Type C compatible)
جهت رانندگی
Right
پیش‌شماره
+387
شرایط ویزا
بررسی الزامات
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منطقه زمانی
CET (UTC+1) / CEST (UTC+2 in summer)
شرایط اضطراری
112 (also: 122 Police, 123 Fire, 124 Ambulance)

چرا به بوسنی و هرزگوین سفر کنیم

A Living History Museum

Walking through Sarajevo is like traveling through time, where you can see the spot that sparked World War I and remnants of the 1984 Winter Olympics. The country’s resilient spirit is palpable in its preserved Ottoman quarters and the poignant museums dedicated to its recent past.

Breathtaking Natural Landscapes

From the turquoise waters of the Kravica waterfalls to the deep canyons of the Rakitnica River, the outdoor scenery is stunning. You can explore the primeval forests of Sutjeska National Park or raft down the pristine Una River in the northwest.

Exceptional Value for Travelers

With an average daily budget of around ‎ریال ۷۸٬۰۰۳٬۴۲۹ / ۱۰۰ مارک تبدیل‌پذیر بوسنی و هرزگوین, it remains one of Europe’s most affordable destinations. You can enjoy hearty traditional meals for ‎ریال ۷٬۶۴۷٬۳۹۵–‎ریال ۱۵٬۲۹۴٬۷۹۰ / ۹٫۷۸ مارک تبدیل‌پذیر بوسنی و هرزگوین–۲۰ مارک تبدیل‌پذیر بوسنی و هرزگوین and find comfortable boutique accommodation without the high price tags of neighboring countries.

The Ritual of Bosnian Coffee

Coffee is the heartbeat of social life here, served traditionally in copper pots called džezve with a side of Turkish delight. It is a slow, meaningful ritual that invites you to sit back and embrace the local concept of 'ćejf'—the art of pure enjoyment.

Cultural Fusion and Diversity

Known as the 'Jerusalem of Europe,' Sarajevo is one of the few places where a mosque, Catholic church, Orthodox church, and synagogue stand within blocks of each other. This rich mosaic of faiths and traditions creates a unique atmosphere that is rare to find elsewhere in the world.

تجربه‌های برتر

تورها و فعالیت‌های دارای بالاترین امتیاز در بوسنی و هرزگوین

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شهرها و مقاصد

مناطق

Sarajevo and Central Bosnia

This region is the cultural and political core of the country, featuring the cosmopolitan capital of Sarajevo and the medieval royal town of Jajce. Travelers visit for the historic bazaars, the 'Tunnel of Hope,' and the nearby Olympic mountains which offer great skiing and hiking.

Herzegovina

The sun-drenched southern region is famous for the Mediterranean climate and the UNESCO-listed city of Mostar. Beyond the famous bridge, you will find the Dervish monastery at Blagaj, the historic village of Počitelj, and the wine-producing valleys surrounding Trebinje.

Una-Sana Region

Located in the northwest, this region is defined by the emerald-green Una River and its namesake national park. It is the premier destination for white-water rafting and viewing spectacular waterfalls like Štrbački Buk and Martin Brod.

Sutjeska and the Southeast

Home to the country’s oldest national park, this region offers dramatic alpine scenery and the highest peak in the country, Maglić at 2,386 meters. It is a haven for serious hikers and those wishing to see Perućica, one of the last remaining primeval forests in Europe.

کجا اقامت کنیم

مشاهده هتل‌ها، آپارتمان‌ها و اقامتگاه‌های اجاره‌ای در اطراف سارایوو, بوسنی و هرزگوین – قیمت‌های زنده از Booking.com، Expedia، Vrbo و غیره

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بهترین زمان سفر

The best time to visit is during the late spring and summer months for hiking and sightseeing, or mid-winter for skiing in the Olympic mountains. The transitional months offer cooler weather and fewer crowds in historic centers.

اوج سفر

تیر, مرداد, آذر, دی, بهمن

July and August are the warmest months, ideal for rafting and exploring the Old Towns of Sarajevo and Mostar, though temperatures can reach 30–35°C. December through February is peak ski season at resorts like Jahorina and Bjelašnica.

فصل میانی

اردیبهشت, خرداد, شهریور, مهر

Spring and autumn provide mild temperatures ranging from 15–22°C and vibrant landscapes. These months are perfect for outdoor activities like hiking in Una National Park without the summer heat or crowds.

فصل خلوت

آبان, اسفند, فروردین

Late autumn and early spring are often damp and chilly. While city tourism is affordable, many high-altitude hiking trails remain inaccessible due to mud or lingering snow.

گشت و گذار

Bosnia and Herzegovina has a well-developed intercity bus network that connects almost every town. While the rail network is limited, it offers some of the most scenic journeys in Europe, particularly between Sarajevo and Mostar.

اتوبوس

The primary mode of travel; companies like Centrotrans and Globtour provide reliable connections. Tickets for long distances should be purchased at stations, and small fees for luggage (~‎ریال ۱٬۵۲۹٬۴۷۹–‎ریال ۳٬۰۵۸٬۹۵۸ / ۱٫۹۶ مارک تبدیل‌پذیر بوسنی و هرزگوین–۳٫۹۱ مارک تبدیل‌پذیر بوسنی و هرزگوین) are often collected in cash by the driver.

قطار

Scenic routes connect Sarajevo, Mostar, and Banja Luka. ŽFBH offers online ticket purchase for many services; however, Sarajevo–Ploče tickets are not sold online and must be purchased at the station. The Sarajevo–Ploče–Sarajevo service runs Fri/Sat/Sun until late June 2026.

تراموا

Sarajevo features an extensive tram and trolleybus network that covers the main city corridor. Tickets can be bought from kiosks or the driver and must be validated immediately upon boarding.

تاکسی

Plentiful in major cities; always ensure the meter is running. For airport transfers in Sarajevo, fixed-rate shuttles or local taxi apps like MojTaxi are reliable alternatives to unmetered street hails.

غذا و نوشیدنی

Bosnian cuisine is a hearty fusion of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and Balkan influences, prioritizing fresh, organic ingredients and slow-cooking methods. Meat and vegetables are typically simmered in their own juices, resulting in rich flavors that are rarely overpowered by heavy spices.

حتماً امتحان کنید

Ćevapi

These small, grilled minced meat sausages are a national obsession, served tucked inside a pillowy somun flatbread with raw onions and creamy kajmak.

Burek

A savory, flaky phyllo pastry pie stuffed with seasoned meat; other versions called 'pita' feature fillings like cheese (sirnica) or spinach (zeljanica).

Begova Čorba

Known as Bey's Soup, this creamy chicken and okra stew is a delicate legacy of the Ottoman elite and a perfect starter for a traditional meal.

Klepe

Traditional Bosnian steamed dumplings filled with minced meat and served with a rich sauce of garlic-infused yogurt and melted butter.

Tufahija

A classic dessert made from a whole poached apple stuffed with a sweet walnut filling and topped with fresh whipped cream.

Bosanska kafa

A thick, strong, unfiltered coffee prepared in a copper džezva and served with sugar cubes and 'rahat lokum' (Turkish delight).

Rakija

A potent fruit brandy, often homemade from plums (šljiva) or grapes (loza), that serves as a symbol of hospitality across the Balkans.

پول و هزینه‌ها

The country offers excellent value for travelers, with an average daily budget of ~‎ریال ۷۸٬۰۰۳٬۴۲۹ / ۱۰۰ مارک تبدیل‌پذیر بوسنی و هرزگوین. While the local currency is the Convertible Mark (BAM), it is pegged to the Euro, and many hotels or tour operators may accept € at a standard rate.

انعام

Tipping 10% is standard in restaurants for good service. In cafes and taxis, it is common to round up the bill to the nearest whole number.

کارت‌ها

Cards are widely accepted in city hotels, large supermarkets, and upscale restaurants, but cash is essential for small shops, markets, and public transport.

خودپردازها

ATMs are ubiquitous in urban centers and airports. Most machines support international Visa and Mastercard, though some local banks may charge a small withdrawal fee.

فرهنگ و آداب

The people of Bosnia and Herzegovina are renowned for their warmth and generosity, often treating strangers like family. Respect for religious diversity and traditional customs is essential for navigating social interactions smoothly.

Always remove your shoes before entering a Bosnian home or a mosque; your host will usually provide slippers for you.

Accept an offer of coffee if you have the time; it is a vital social gesture and refusing it without a polite reason can be seen as cold.

Avoid bringing up sensitive political topics or the details of the 1990s war unless a local initiates the conversation first.

Dress modestly when visiting religious sites; women should carry a scarf to cover their hair when entering mosques.

Do not refer to the country solely as 'Bosnia' while in the southern region; locals there take great pride in the 'Herzegovina' part of the name.

Carry some cash in the local currency, as many smaller shops and rural guesthouses do not accept credit cards.

Do not wander off marked trails in remote or rural areas due to the persistent risk of uncleared landmines from the 1990s.

Round up your bill in cafes or leave a 10% tip in restaurants if the service was good, as this is standard practice.

ایمنی و سلامت

The country is generally very safe for tourists, though visitors should exercise caution in rural areas due to the presence of marked landmines from the 1990s. Violent crime against tourists is extremely rare.

آب لوله‌کشی

Safe to drink

واکسیناسیون

Routine vaccinations are recommended, along with Hepatitis A and B. Travelers planning significant outdoor time in forested areas should consider a Tick-borne Encephalitis (TBE) vaccine.

کلاهبرداری‌های رایج

  • Pickpocketing in crowded areas like Sarajevo's Baščaršija and Mostar's Old Bridge.
  • Unmetered taxis at transit hubs overcharging tourists for short rides.
  • Distraction techniques by groups of beggars in high-traffic tourist zones.
  • Vague pricing in some traditional restaurants where 'daily specials' lack listed prices.

Travel/medical insurance is strongly recommended, and border officials may ask for evidence you can cover healthcare costs. While major cities have adequate medical facilities, rural healthcare is limited and may require medical evacuation for serious issues.

زبان

The three official languages are mutually intelligible. English is widely spoken by the younger generation and in tourist centers like Sarajevo and Mostar, but it is less common in rural villages.

تکلم به انگلیسی: تکلم در حد متوسط

عبارات کلیدی

عبارات کلیدی
معنی محلی تلفظ
Hello Dobar dan doh-bahr dahn
Thank you Hvala h-vah-lah
Please Molim moh-leem
Goodbye Doviđenja doh-vee-jeh-nyah
The check, please Račun, molim rah-choon moh-leem
Yes Da dah
No Ne neh
Do you speak English? Govorite li engleski? goh-voh-ree-teh lee ehn-gleh-skee

ویزا و ورود

Bosnia and Herzegovina is not part of the Schengen Area, meaning visits here do not count toward your Schengen 90-day limit. The visa policy is liberal for most Western nations.

حداکثر مدت اقامت

90 days in 180-day period

اعتبار پاسپورت

3 months beyond departure

بدون ویزا برای

EU citizens, USA, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Turkey, UAE, Qatar

سوالات متداول

Is Bosnia and Herzegovina safe for tourists?
The country is generally very safe for visitors, and violent crime against tourists is extremely rare. The primary safety concern is the presence of marked landmines in remote rural areas; however, as long as you stick to well-trodden paths and follow local signage, the risk is minimal. Urban areas like Sarajevo and Mostar are safe for walking even at night.
How expensive is a trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina?
It is one of the most budget-friendly destinations in Europe, with an average daily cost of approximately ‎ریال ۷۸٬۰۰۳٬۴۲۹ / ۱۰۰ مارک تبدیل‌پذیر بوسنی و هرزگوین. You can find street food like Burek for ‎ریال ۳٬۰۵۸٬۹۵۸–‎ریال ۴٬۵۸۸٬۴۳۷ / ۳٫۹۱ مارک تبدیل‌پذیر بوسنی و هرزگوین–۵٫۸۷ مارک تبدیل‌پذیر بوسنی و هرزگوین, while a sit-down dinner with drinks rarely exceeds ‎ریال ۲۲٬۹۴۲٬۱۸۵ / ۲۹ مارک تبدیل‌پذیر بوسنی و هرزگوین. Public transport between cities is also very affordable, making it an excellent choice for budget-conscious travelers.
When is the best time to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina?
The peak season occurs during the summer months of July and August for nature and rafting, as well as December through February for skiing. Temperatures in summer can reach 30–35°C in Mostar, while winter sees heavy snow in the mountains. Spring (May–June) and autumn (September–October) offer mild weather and fewer crowds.
Do I need a visa to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina?
While the country is not part of the Schengen Area, it has a liberal visa policy. Citizens of many countries, including the EU, USA, and UK, can enter visa-free for a stay of up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Always ensure your passport is valid for at least 3 months (90 days) beyond your planned date of departure.
Is English widely spoken in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
English proficiency is moderate, especially among the younger generation and those working in the tourism industry in Sarajevo and Mostar. In more rural areas, English is less common, so learning a few basic phrases in Bosnian, Croatian, or Serbian can be very helpful. Most menus and signs in tourist zones are bilingual.
Can I drink the tap water in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Yes, tap water is safe to drink throughout the country and is often of very high quality, especially in the mountainous regions. You will find public drinking fountains, known as 'česme,' in many historic centers like Sarajevo’s Baščaršija. These are a great way to refill your water bottle for free while exploring.
What is the best way to travel between Sarajevo and Mostar?
While buses are frequent and reliable, taking the train between Sarajevo and Mostar is highly recommended for its spectacular views. This journey is often cited as one of the most scenic rail routes in Europe, winding through rugged mountains and alongside the emerald-green Neretva River. The trip takes about 2 hours and is very affordable.
What are the must-eat local dishes in Bosnia?
You must try Ćevapi, which are small grilled sausages served in somun bread, and Burek, a savory meat-filled pastry. For something more substantial, look for Bosanski Lonac, a slow-cooked meat and vegetable stew. Vegetarians should try 'sirnica' (cheese pie) or 'zeljanica' (spinach pie), although meat is a central part of the local diet.
Is public transport reliable in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
The country has an extensive and reliable intercity bus network that connects almost every town and village. While the train network is limited mostly to the Sarajevo–Mostar–Čapljina line and a route toward Banja Luka, buses are the primary mode of transport for locals. Tickets can be purchased at the 'Autobuska stanica' (bus station) in each city.

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