1. First of all the picturesque Old Town, Neretva river with its emerald color, and the pulsating bazar
2. Majestic mountains, beautiful landscapes (like the valley of Neretva)
3. Divine food: great bakery products (e.g. burek), wonderful dishes (ćevapčići, spit roast lamb, local version of ravioli), a great many good cafés, low prices for all of these
4. Joyful local people who are friendly with visitors
5. Wonderful landscape along the road between Mostar and Sarajevo
6. Thousands-year-old Ilidza with its rich history and a little town, Travnik
7. Sarajevo has a very distinctive character, and its Old Town (Bascarcija) is a surprising mixture of Istanbul and Vienna
8. Interesting to see Muslim teenage girls in conservative dresses but behaving Western-style
9. The Tunnel of Hope Museum is a thought-provoking and emotional experience
10. A funny student place in Sarajevo, Caffe Tito with Yugoslav memorabilia
1. The sad remnants of the Balkan war (ruins, empty villages) and worry about the landmines
2. Sarajevo were rebuilt without a proper concept, styles are mixed in a chaotic way
3. Even nice places are uglified by sweepings
4. Sensible tension between Serbs and Muslim Bosnians
5. Some bad roads (specially in tunnels), locals drive madly
6. Traffic police like to find reason to punish cars with foreign number plate
7. Landscape of north is not really interesting
8. The unfinished or unplastered buildings of Mostar
9. Rubbish (e.g. beer bottles) spoil the view of Kravice falls
10. We felt a kind of melancholy in the air, contrasted with the spirit of selfconfidence in Croatia
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