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Yildiz
Hello, I'm Yildiz and I'm interested in animals, art, books, boozing, business, cinema, culture, dancing, digital nomad, events & social, food & cuisine, history, languages, live music, nightlife, photography, solo travel, sunbathing, swimming, sightseeing, shopping and writing
Based on 11 experiences
nisa
Turkey
I went to Mostar dailey so I didnt stay at anywhere. I went to Mostar by train from Sarajevo and the travel was outstanding, it was really beautiful. I went to a walking tour, ı thought there was going to be a group but unfortunately it was just the guide (male) and me. His behaviors was disturbing and I didn’t feel safe at all. Because of that I didn’t really enjoy my travel in Mostar but the place itself was not that bad.
Posted: February 19, 2024I went to Mostar this October. I stayed at the Majdas hostel, which was a 20-minute walk from the old town and I felt completely safe walking around on my own. The food was great, and the people were very hospitable. I recommend a visit to the Genocide Museum if you are interested in history, and a free guided walk organized by Sheva. There you can see beautiful mosques, and also Mostar Bridge, from which some people jump. As for safety, it was fine. I didn't have any problems. I think the only time I felt uncomfortable was when I went to a local cafe/pub outside the old town and got a few looks because I was the only young woman/non-local there.
Posted: December 16, 2023Zeliha
I like traveling. Each year I spend around one month to discover a part of the world. I currently pursuing a PhD degree in a reputable university in Turkey. At the same time, i am working as a senior data processing expert in a global research company. My house is in a small beach Town in the south of turkey. İt sits in a garden, 6 km away from the center.
Riri
A 30yr old solo traveller originally from the Philippines, now based in Norway. I try to go travel on a budget across Europe every month..
based on 11 experiences
not a popular tourist destination but I promise that you will fall in love with Mostar after you go. The local people are friendly(Balkan haha), the food was amazing, a little bit pricey but acceptable. One thing I don’t satisfied with is that the mosques charged entrance fee (3-10 euros). Very suitable for solo travellers because the bunk beds are affordable.
Posted: November 12, 2023I loved Mostar. I stayed at the Majdas hostel and they had the most influential full-day tours. I found a few friends at the hostel to explore the city with. The food was amazing, and the tragic history was palpable.
Posted: June 1, 2023