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The Besieged Sarajevo: A Sombre City in Mourning
Sarajevo is an exceptionally beautiful city. Surrounded by rolling green hills on both sides and divided by the ever so beautiful Miljacka River in the middle, there is no shortage of natural beauty in...
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The Socialist Sarajevo: A Yugoslav Town Stuck in 1984
The aftermath of the First World War was not particularly exhilarating for the people of the Balkan peninsula. While nationalism was all the rage in the post-1918 world, one cannot find a ton of nation...
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The Imperial Sarajevo: A Mix of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Identities
Sarajevo is an enigma to me. Despite its small size and tiny population, this multilayered town offers far more than it meets the eye to those who are lucky enough to visit it. That is why, rather than...
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Neum’s Delightful Dining Scene: A Case of Quality over Quantity
Neum is pretty tiny. It is practically a village that happens to have hotels, and it reportedly becomes a ghost town by the time winter comes. This means that there is not a mind-blowing range of offerings...
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Neum: Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Little-Known Panhandle to the Adriatic
A quick look at the map of the Balkans may have one believing that Croats, Montenegrins, and Albanians have a virtual monopoly on the beaches of the Adriatic coast. This is not true. By the end of the...
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Blagaj: An Enchanting Journey to a Mystic Past
Mostar is an excellent destination on its own. It offers some interesting sights to see and exceptional food to enjoy. However, it also excels in offering some insane day trip options. You can visit the...