Best…in Mostar
There is no shortage of restaurants and bars in Mostar.
Cafés ideal for a coffee, a piece of cake or a small snack:
Aldi – Sweet & Resto, Caffe bar Tecó
A mini-selection of great restaurants:
Pablo’s Restaurant & Club, Megi, Del Rio
The Museum of Modern Art should not be missed!
Hang out at the Student Centre during the day and dance the night away at the disco club Golden Cube.
If you’re interested in culture, visit the Croatian National Theatre in Mostar or the Croatian Culture Centre Kosača.
Kravice waterfalls is one of the most beautiful natural sites in the Herzegovinian region of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The entire area is protected by the state government, but it is open to the local public and tourists for visits, picnics, camping and even swimming.
Another worthwhile trip: Zip Line Fortica.
You will not regret being a part of the Mostar Summer Fest and Herzegowine Fest.
You will always meet people at the:
- Student Campus
- Student Centre
- International Business Fair in April
Good to know…when living in Mostar
The Mostar Health Centre, in cooperation with the Rector of the University, opened a student ambulance located on the campus of the University of Mostar. The student ambulance is intended for the provision of services in the field of health care to students who reside outside Mostar.
Reach out to Student Services for more information.
Namex and Konzum Bingo are good choices for your grocery needs in Mostar.
From comfortable hotel accommodation, charming boutique hotels located in the heart of the Old Bazaar to cosy guesthouses with panoramic views of the distinctive Old Bridge, Mostar offers a range of options to suit every taste and budget. Here is an overview of just a few of them:
Public Holidays:
- 1st and 2nd January New Year’s Day
- 6th January Epiphany (Three Kings’ Day)
- 1st March Independence Day
- Easter Easter Monday
- 1st and 2nd May Labour Day
- 25th November National Day
- 24th December Christmas Eve
- 25th December Christmas Day
Public transport is carried out by the Mostar bus company operating under the City Administration. Mostar buses are recognizable by its yellow color—a donation from Japan.