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Muslibegović House
An Ottoman home
An Ottoman family residence in Mostar, kept as a museum and also run as a guesthouse.
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Image courtesy of © Jocelyn777 Love Europe · CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia CommonsAbout Muslibegović House
Muslibegović House is a beautifully preserved Ottoman residence in Mostar, and one of the few where you can both look around and stay the night. Its quiet courtyards, carpets and carved wooden ceilings give a rare sense of how a prosperous family lived in the old town. Visit as a museum by day, or book one of the guest rooms and wake up inside the history. It stands on Osmana Đikića, an easy walk from the bazaar and the Old Bridge, and makes a calm retreat from the busy lanes in summer.
Our take
- Carved ceilings
- Quiet courtyards
- Museum and guesthouse
- Address
- Osmana Đikića 41
Mostar, the Balkans - Our city guide
- On our Sarajevo guide
- Price guide
- € (sights price guide)
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Muslibegović House before you go.
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