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Konjic
Six-arched bridge
A Neretva town with a six-arched stone bridge of 1682, halfway between Sarajevo and Mostar.
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About Konjic
Konjic sits on the Neretva where Herzegovina meets the mountains of Bosnia, about an hour from Sarajevo. Its emblem is a six-arched Ottoman stone bridge of 1682, destroyed in 1945 and rebuilt in 2009, and the town has a long tradition of fine woodcarving. Konjic is also one of the country’s favourite bases for outdoor adventure: rafting on the Neretva, hiking in the surrounding mountains and lazy days by Boračko lake. Stop for a stroll across the bridge on the way to Mostar, or stay a night to get out on the water.
Our take
- Bridge of 1682
- Woodcarving town
- Neretva rafting
- Address
- Konjic, the Balkans
- Our city guide
- On our Sarajevo guide
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Konjic before you go.
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