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bridge in Mostar over the river Neretva
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bridge in Mostar over the river Neretva

human settlement and heritage site in Bosnia and Herzegovina

mosque in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

castle in Bosnia and Herzegovina

spring of Buna river, Bosnia and Herzegovina

waterfall in Bosnia and Herzegovina

cave and archaeological site in Bosnia

stadium in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Protected area, Nature park & Ramsar Wetland, Bosnia and Herzegovina
football stadium
statue in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Partisan memorial cemetery in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
With the freshest catch, seasonal vegetables and local extra virgin olive oil, Marko Gajski builds a refined cuisine that cleverly combines Dalmatian ingredients, Eastern suggestions, French-style sauces and well-calibrated fermentations. The creative and flavourful dishes are the result of solid technique and recount a personal and consistent gastronomic journey. The service, which is always professional and attentive, takes place in the elegant contemporary room on the second floor, or – during the summer season – a few metres from the sea, with a romantic view of the water and surrounding i
WebsiteDespite the name, the Taj Mahal's cuisine pays homage to Bosnia and Balkan traditions. In the heart of Dubrovnik's Old Town, this restaurant is a landmark for those seeking authentic, rich and tantalizing flavours served in a convivial and unpretentious atmosphere. The extensive and varied menu simply tells the story of Bosnian culinary tradition: a couple of pages are devoted to traditional dishes, alongside tasty grilled meats (from their own butcher shop), flavourful vegetables, and specialities prepared according to family recipes. Not to be missed is the homemade plum baklava made by the
WebsiteThis traditional inn situated in the small village of Pupnat, about 10km from Korčula, is run by a friendly and welcoming family. The menu features charcuterie produced by the family, goat’s cheese matured on site, home-grown vegetables and local wine and olive oil. One of the most delicious dishes is the home-made ravioli with goat’s cheese and sage sauce. The covered terrace is particularly attractive with its solid wood tables and lighting provided by lanterns.
WebsiteOn the waterfront of the Makarska Riviera, facing a charming small beach, you’ll find Marco Polo, a small, refined hotel hosting the Nicolo Polo restaurant. Whether you choose to dine in its cozy Dalmatian stone dining room or outside on the lovely terraces illuminated by moonlight and candles, the food will impress you with its sophistication and technical precision. The prawns are highly recommended, offered in a mix of traditional and more imaginative recipes.
WebsiteOne of the main attractions of this restaurant in the luxurious Bellevue Hotel is the superb sea view that can be enjoyed from its terrace and through the large windows in its dining room. Another is the fresh Mediterranean cuisine on offer here, which includes a delicious sea bream ceviche served with marinated citrus fruit, salmon roe and crispy quinoa chips.
WebsiteIn the heart of the old town, inside a building over 500 years old, you’ll find Prijeko Palace, a charming hotel hosting an elegant restaurant renowned for its rich gastronomic offerings. Here, you can enjoy a cuisine that reinterprets tradition with a contemporary twist. Two outdoor dining options are available: one on the ground floor and the other, highly recommended, on the rooftop, which offers a wide and unforgettable view of the old town.
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WebsiteChoose between the terrace out on the street, the dining room and (easily the best option) the first-floor terrace at this restaurant in the heart of the old town. The restaurant’s name hints at the menu, which focuses on fresh local fish served in tempting dishes such as the superb fresh sea bass, king prawns and delicious barbecue-grilled octopus. Make sure you leave space for dessert: the rožata (crème caramel) is the perfect conclusion to your meal.
WebsiteThis small restaurant within the city’s medieval walls has a welcoming and informal atmosphere. The menu is imaginative and includes fresh seafood from the Adriatic, pasta dishes, light salads and vegetarian options with a pleasing contemporary touch. The attractive outdoor dining area in an alleyway in the historic centre allows guests to experience all the magic of Dubrovnik.
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