UNESCO sites in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Here on this page we accumulate the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites and UNESCO Tentative Lists sites in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Most of these sites are included in different tours we at Monterrasol Travel created and offering for our clients.

UNESCO World Heritage sites in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Mostar (Old Bridge area of the Old City of Mostar)
Radimlja stećci medieval tombstone graveyards (necropolis with monumental medieval carved tombstones)
Višegrad (Mehmed Paša Sokolović bridge)

UNESCO Tentative Lists sites in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Blagaj (the natural and architectural ensemble)
Jajce (the natural and architectural ensemble)
Martin Brod (complex of travertine waterfalls in Martin Brod, in Una national park)
Počitelj (the historic urban site)
Sarajevo (historical center, with Baščaršija area as central commercial district and cultural center)
Stolac (the natural and architectural ensemble)
Vjetrenica (the largest cave in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the main canal is about 2047m accessible for tourists)

Last reviewed: 19 January 2023

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April 28, 2026 Ljubačke doline (Ljubacke doline), Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ethno village Ljubacke doline is designed and set as an open-air museum with the intention of showing the life of a community that used to inhabit this area, its traditional architecture, material culture, and furniture from the late 19th century and early 20th century.

March 25, 2026 Brauron, Greece. Brauron is an ancient archaeological site in eastern Attica, Greece, famous for its sanctuary dedicated to Artemis, the goddess of the hunt and nature. Brauron draws visitors with its well-preserved ruins and ties to ancient rituals. Tourists love exploring this peaceful archaeological park for a glimpse into classical Greek worship and daily life.

January 12, 2026 Ávila‎ (Avila), Spain. Avila, a charming town in central Spain, is famous for its impressive medieval walls that surround the historic center. These stone fortifications are remarkably well-preserved, offering visitors a glimpse into the town's rich past and its strategic importance during the Middle Ages.

December 28, 2025 Baeza, Spain. Baeza, a picturesque town in Andalusia, southern Spain, is famous for its outstanding Renaissance architecture. Together with neighboring Ubeda, it was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003 under the name Renaissance Monumental Ensembles of Ubeda and Baeza, for its cultural significance.

December 6, 2025 Veria, Greece. Veria, also spelled Veroia or Beroea, is a city in Central Macedonia, northern Greece, known for its rich history, Byzantine architecture, and proximity to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Aigai (modern Vergina). Historically an important center since antiquity and the Byzantine era, it is built on the foothills of Mt. Vermion and crossed by the River Tripotamo. The city has numerous churches, and is nicknamed ＂Little Jerusalem＂ for its many religious sites.

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