Bosnia & Herzegovina

. Still the only full-length English-language guide . Offers a rare combination of history, culture and adventure at exceptional value . Visitor numbers up 15% on pre-pandemic levels, yet remains largely undiscovered by mainstream tourism - visit before the secret gets out! . New chapter on western Bosnia; expanded coverage of Via Dinarica hiking route and the new Trans Dinarica cross-border cycling trail About Bradt Travel Guides . Founded in 1974, Bradt is now the largest independent guidebook publisher in the UK with over 200 titles in print . Authentic guides, written by expert authors who really know their destinations. . Comprehensive, practical information with a particular focus on wildlife, culture and sustainability . For more information, follow us on X, Instagram and Facebook, or visit bradtguides.com

Updated Bradt Bosnia & Herzegovina guidebook. Expert advice and travel tips including Sarajevo nightlife and restaurants, accommodation, culture and festivals. Coverage includes wildlife and natural history, hiking and the Via Dinarica trail, cycling along the Trans Dinarica trail, white-water rafting, wineries, Sutjeska, Tajan, Mostar and Lukomir.The updated Bradt Bosnia & Herzegovina guidebook, now in its seventh edition, remains the only full-length English-language guide dedicated to this Balkan country - one of Europe's most rewarding yet underexplored destinations, which offers great value for money. From the sun-drenched karst valleys of Herzegovina to the north's dense, pine-clad mountains, the country offers a compelling fusion of tradition and modernity, history and adventure. Covering major hubs as well as lesser-known towns and villages, the updated Bradt Bosnia & Herzegovina guidebook provides wide-ranging insights into the country's evolving tourism landscape: . The capital, Sarajevo, balances complex history with a growing arts scene driven by young creatives, new museums, innovative cuisine and a strong café culture; . Herzegovina, Mostar and Trebinje draw visitors with their well-preserved architecture and slower pace of life; . Jajce's medieval fortress offers a connection to Bosnia's royal past; and . Travnik's Ottoman-era heritage and Bihac's riverside setting reflect the country's diverse character. For outdoor enthusiasts: . the Via Dinarica trail is a highlight, cutting through the Dinaric Alps with world-class trekking and cycling routes; . the newly established Trans Dinarica cycling trail offers an alternative extensive cross-border journey through the region's most stunning landscapes; . ecotourism, including birdwatching, is becoming more popular, particularly in unspoilt national parks. Despite its growing appeal, Bosnia & Herzegovina retains a rare authenticity, offering deep connections to local traditions and a sense of discovery otherwise hard to come by in many European countries. The absence of large-scale tourism allows for meaningful encounters, whether during a farm stay in a remote highland village, through a culinary workshop or in a tucked-away riverside café. The thorough update for this seventh edition includes a new chapter dedicated to west Bosnia, plus coverage of several additional areas in northwest Bosnia, Foca, Sutjeska and Srebrenik, and new maps for the Via Dinarica and Trans Dinarica trails. Whether visiting for a short trip or an extended stay, the updated Bradt Bosnia & Herzegovina guidebook provides an in-depth look at both the well-trodden and the lesser-known, offering fresh perspectives on a country that continues to surprise and inspire those who take the time to explore it.