the wandering spot: 7 days in Croatia and Bosnia (Piotr)

Day 1: Split

Itinerary: Poznan ➜ (Ryanair) ➜ Zadar (Hertz rental car) ➜ Dugopolje ➜ Split ➜ Studios Zdenka Matice Hrvatske ➜ Old Town -Diocletilan’s Palace-four gates-Cathedra-National Square ➜ National Theater

Saint Domnius Cathedral (Katedrala Svetego Duje)

Santa Lucia of Syracuse (Sveta Lucija), Cathedral crypt

Vestibulum of Diocletian’s palace, bell tower

Croatian National Theatre (Hrvatsko narodno kazalište)

Day 2: Mostar

Itinerary: Split ➜ Dugopolje ➜ Bijača ➜ Mostar ➜ Apartments Soltis Braće Trbonja ➜ Old Bridge

Old Bridge (Stari Most), view from Ristorante Mio Pasto

Day 3 & 4: Sarajevo

Itinerary: Mostar ➜ Neretva Valley ➜ Sarajevo ➜ Apartaments Town Center Mjedenica ➜ Cathedral-Baščaršija-Latin Bridge-Miljacka-City Hall-Šamon HoReCa shop & market-National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina ➜ (cable car) ➜ Trebević

Sacred Heart Cathedral (Katedrala Srca Isusova)

Day 5: Travnik

Itinerary: Sarajevo ➜ Travnik ➜ Motel Aba-Šumeće ➜ Plava Voda-Stari Grad-Šarena Džamija ➜ Crkva Svetog Ivana Krstitelja

Šarvena Džamija (Ornamented Mosque), Sulejmanija Mosque

Day 6 & 7: Zadar

Itinerary: Travnik ➜ Donji Vakuf ➜ Bugojno ➜ Šuica ➜ Tomislavgrad ➜ Grabovica ➜ Kamensko ➜ Bisko ➜ Zadar ➜ Aparments Villa Visnjik Put Gazica ➜ (Hertz ZAD) ➜ Old Town-Sea Gate-St Donatus Church-Foru)-Greeting of the Sun/Sea Organ-Five Wells Square/Land Gate ➜ (Ryanair) ➜ Poznan

St Donatus Church (Crkva Svetego Donata), Forum, Tabernae

Pilar of Shame, Forum, Sv Donat, Sv Marija

View from Sea Gate (Vrata Svetog Krševana)

St Chrysogonuc Church (Crkva Svetego Krševana)

Food

Mućkalica (veal stew), Ristorante Mio Pasto Mostar

Travnička mućkalica, Konoba Plava Voda Travnik

Svježa riba pastrmka, Konoba Plava Voda Travnik

Wines from Šamon HoReCa shop & market Sarajevo

3 Replies to “7 days in Croatia and Bosnia (Piotr)”

Seems like a place I want to visit. Some of the mosques seem serene, cathedrals too. The food looks like delicious especially the “Ćevapi, Ristorante Mio Pasto Mostar” seems to be one I have had growing up in Kashmir.

jest to 30-40 m okragla plyta szklana w ktorej odbija sie niebo, pod spodem sa panele sloneczne, ktore po zachodzie slonca zasilaja led-y wyswietlajace kolorowe ruchome wzory inspirowane (moim zdaniem) zorza polarna

Bardzo pieknie! Co to jest “greeting to the Sun” bardzo zagadkowo wyglada.. Jedzenie i wino bardzo apetyczne 🙂

zeeshan says:

June 18, 2019 at 15:02

Seems like a place I want to visit. Some of the mosques seem serene, cathedrals too. The food looks like delicious especially the “Ćevapi, Ristorante Mio Pasto Mostar” seems to be one I have had growing up in Kashmir.

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Joanna and Piotr says:

June 11, 2019 at 11:27

jest to 30-40 m okragla plyta szklana w ktorej odbija sie niebo, pod spodem sa panele sloneczne, ktore po zachodzie slonca zasilaja led-y wyswietlajace kolorowe ruchome wzory inspirowane (moim zdaniem) zorza polarna

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Martyna says:

June 11, 2019 at 09:54

Bardzo pieknie! Co to jest “greeting to the Sun” bardzo zagadkowo wyglada.. Jedzenie i wino bardzo apetyczne 🙂

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7 days in Croatia and Bosnia (Piotr)