Mostar: Difference between revisions

 

====Other destinations====

 

The stop in Mostar for the bus from [[Podgorica]], which continues to [[Banja Luka]], is several kilometres from the city centre on an expressway. A taxi from there costs 10 KM.

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*'''Drink Bosnian coffee'''. Don't let anyone tell you that Bosnian coffee is the same as Turkish coffee. Instead, let the good people of Cafe de Alma (Rade Bitange not far from the bridge) educate you about this distinct way of preparing coffee. They are the only roasters in town and they are passionate about preserving this tradition. The café will serve your coffee in a traditional coffee set, plus a Turkish delight to sweeten your drink, all for 2 KM. Before you drink your coffee, the staff will explain to you how it is prepared and how best to enjoy it.

 

==Buy==

The Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark ('''KM''' or BAM) is pegged to the euro at a rate of €1 = 1.95583 KM. Shops and restaurants will accept euros at a 1:2 rate with the Bosnian convertible mark. Numerous banks have their affiliates and ATMs across the city. Most restaurants in the Old Town will accept cards and there is an ATM next to tourist company across Restaurant Kulluk and Europa.

 

 

==Eat==

|lastedit=2023-10-22| content=More of an apartment complex than a hotel. Excellent breakfast.

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==Stay safe==